How is the roof health score calculated?

The roof health score uses a 100-point weighted system across 10 questions spanning four categories: roof age (25 points), materials (20 points), storm exposure (25 points), and maintenance history (30 points). Higher scores indicate greater risk. Each answer carries a specific risk weight based on roofing industry standards and Oklahoma climate conditions.

What does a low roof health score mean?

A score of 0–20 means your roof is in excellent condition with low risk of failure. Continue regular maintenance and annual inspections to keep it that way. A score of 21–40 is good — minor issues may be developing but no urgent action needed. Scores of 41–60 indicate fair condition with moderate risk that warrants attention. Scores above 60 signal significant concerns — call Proof Construction at (918) 734-4444 for a professional inspection.

Is this roof health assessment free?

Yes, the Roof Health Score assessment is completely free — no email or signup required. It takes about 2 minutes and you get your personalized score, risk breakdown by category, and specific recommendations immediately. For a professional on-site inspection with drone imagery, call Proof Construction at (918) 734-4444.

How accurate is the roof health score?

The roof health score is a self-assessment educational tool based on established roofing risk factors. While it provides a reliable indication of your roof's condition based on your answers, it cannot replace a professional physical inspection. For an accurate assessment with drone imagery and a detailed report, schedule a free inspection with Proof Construction — serving Tulsa and surrounding areas since 2015.

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Our proprietary scoring model weighs age, materials, storm history, and maintenance practices against Oklahoma's climate risk profile. Each question moves you closer to a clear, actionable picture of your roof's condition.

Question 1 of 10

1 How old is your roof?

0–5 years (new or recently replaced)

5–10 years

10–15 years

15–20 years

20+ years

2 What type of roofing material do you have?

Architectural asphalt shingles (dimensional)

Metal roofing (standing seam / corrugated)

3-tab asphalt shingles (standard)

Wood shake / cedar

Tile, slate, flat/TPO, or not sure

3 How many severe storms (hail, high wind, tornado) has your area experienced in the last 12 months?

None that I'm aware of

1 significant storm

2–3 storms

4+ storms

4 When was your last professional roof inspection?

Within the last 6 months

6–12 months ago

1–2 years ago

2–5 years ago

Never had a professional inspection

5 Have you noticed any leaks, water stains, or moisture inside your home?

No — completely dry, no signs

Minor water stains on ceiling (old/faded)

Recent or active stain (within past year)

Active leak — drips during rain

Multiple leaks or water intrusion issues

6 Are any shingles missing, cracked, curling, or granule-bare?

No — all shingles look good

A few — minor curling or granule loss

Several — visible damage in multiple areas

Many — widespread curling, bare spots, missing shingles

7 How would you rate your attic ventilation?

Excellent — ridge + soffit vents, balanced airflow

Good — some ventilation present, attic stays cool

Fair — attic gets hot in summer, some vents clogged

Poor — attic is very hot, no soffit vents, or blocked

I don't know — never checked

8 Do you have trees overhanging or touching your roof?

No trees near the roof

Yes, but trimmed back regularly

Yes — branches overhang but not touching

Yes — branches touch or scrape the roof

9 How often do you clean your gutters and downspouts?

Every 3 months (or have gutter guards)

Twice a year (spring and fall)

Once a year

Rarely — only when there's a problem

Never — I don't have gutters or never clean them

10 Have you filed an insurance claim for roof damage before?

No, never filed a roof claim

Once — several years ago, roof replaced

Once — recently (within 2 years)

Multiple times over the years

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