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Local roofers serving Slaughterville: (572) 232-5994

Slaughterville · Noble · Purcell · Norman

(572) 232-5994
Drone view of roofers in harnesses rolling out underlayment over bare roof decking on a brick ranch house, with a ladder at the eave and a debris trailer in the driveway

Slaughterville Roofing, One Phone Number From Estimate to Cleanup

We handle roof replacement, roof repair, roof inspections, storm damage repair and gutters for homeowners in Slaughterville and nearby towns like Noble and Norman. One person looks at your roof, writes your estimate, runs the crew and walks the yard with you at the end. You always know who to ask.

  • One contact, start to finish
  • Line-item written estimates
  • Photos of what we find
  • Yard cleaned before we leave

What Homeowners Get With Us

Plenty of roof jobs go like this: a salesperson visits, a crew lead you don't know arrives, and the invoice comes from someone else again. With us, it's one person the whole way.

One person picks up every call

Whoever gets on your roof to write the estimate is who you'll speak with on install day and afterward. You tell your roof's story once.

Every cost on its own line

Tear-off, decking, underlayment, flashing, shingles, vents and cleanup are each listed separately. If we find something new after the old roof comes off, we show it to you and talk it over before going on.

Photos from up on the roof

Few homeowners ever climb onto their roof. We photograph the trouble spots so you can see the cracked shingle, raised flashing or soft decking for yourself.

An honest call on repair or replace

When a few shingles and fresh flashing will get you years more, we tell you. When the roof can't be saved, we explain the reasons and show you what we found.

We leave your yard the way we found it

Shrubs get covered, the driveway stays open, and a magnet goes over the lawn and gravel to pick up nails. Before we leave, we walk the property with you.

Roofing Services for Your Home

Most calls start with a leak, a missing shingle or a question after a storm. We do roof repair when a repair will hold, and roof replacement when the roof is worn out. Roof inspections tell you where you stand before you spend money. We also handle storm damage repair and gutters, so the water that leaves your roof actually gets away from your home.

  • Brick ranch home mid roof replacement: bare decking, gray underlayment and new shingles, two roofers at work, shingle pallets on the lawn and a debris trailer in the driveway

    Roof Replacement

    Tear-off to ridge cap on a new roof for your home, with the same person answering your questions from the first visit to the final walk-around.

  • Gloved roofer kneeling on a shingle roof, cutting a shingle with a utility knife beside a pipe boot flashing and a roofing nail gun

    Roof Repair

    Leaks, missing shingles, flashing and vent boots fixed at the source, with one person handling your repair from the first call to cleanup.

  • Roofer on an orange extension ladder checking asphalt shingles at the eave of a brick ranch home while the homeowner in a cap watches from the yard

    Roof Inspections

    A slope-by-slope check of your roof and attic, with photos and a plain explanation of what needs work now, what can wait and what is fine.

  • Roofer kneeling on a shingle roof beside torn, missing shingles and exposed decking, with a blue tarp over damage and an aluminum ladder at the gutter of a brick home

    Storm Damage Repair

    Hail and wind damage found, photographed and repaired, with help on insurance paperwork and one person running your job.

  • Worker in a dark hoodie and cap on an aluminum ladder drilling into a beige gutter along the eave of a brick house, with a downspout and gutter sections on the lawn

    Gutters

    New one-piece gutters, gutter repair and downspouts placed to move roof water away from your foundation, all handled by one contact.

Where We Work

Our trucks are out around Slaughterville, OK most weeks. We also take roofing jobs in Noble, Purcell, Norman, Goldsby, Moore, Newcastle, Blanchard, Bethel Acres, Midwest City and Del City. Wherever your house sits, you get the same single contact and the same line-item estimate.

  • Slaughterville
  • Noble
  • Purcell
  • Norman
  • Goldsby
  • Moore
  • Newcastle
  • Blanchard
  • Bethel Acres
  • Midwest City
  • Del City

If your town is not listed, ask us on the phone. If we can get to you, we will tell you.

Roofer in a safety harness nailing architectural shingles on a brick ranch home, with a dump trailer, tarp and open red clay acreage with homes behind
Roofer on an extension ladder hands a hammer to a coworker as a crew strips old shingles down to the decking on a brick ranch home, with a debris trailer beside

About Roofing Slaughterville

We are a local roofing company working on homes in Slaughterville and the towns around it. We started doing it this way because homeowners kept telling us the worst part of a roof job was not knowing who to call.

So we keep it simple. You get one name and one phone number. That person knows your roof, your estimate and your schedule, and they are the one who shows up at the end to make sure you are happy with the work.

In business
30+ years of roofing experience
Warranty
10-year workmanship warranty

What Moves the Price of a Roof

Every roof is priced on its own. Two houses the same size can come out very different once you look at pitch, layers and what is under the shingles. Here is what we look at.

We inspect the roof first, then give you a written estimate by line item. We do not quote a full job over the phone without seeing it.

Size and pitch
More squares of roof means more material and labor. A steep roof is slower and needs more safety gear, so it costs more to work on.
Old layers to tear off
Some houses have two layers of shingles. Taking off extra layers adds labor and dump fees.
Decking condition
We cannot always see rotted or soft plywood until the old roof comes off. If boards need replacing, we show you photos and the cost before we put down new ones.
Material you choose
Architectural shingles, impact-rated shingles and metal roofing each carry a different material cost. The impact-rated kind runs higher on day one, but it holds up better when spring hail rolls through central Oklahoma.
Flashing, vents and chimneys
Every chimney, skylight, pipe and wall where the roof meets siding needs flashing done right. More of these means more detail work.
Gutters and access
Adding or replacing gutters changes the scope. So does a house that is hard to reach with a trailer or ladder.

How a Roof Job Runs

From the first call to the final walk-around, you deal with one person. Here is the order things happen.

  1. 1

    You call and tell us what is going on

    We ask about leaks, roof age and any recent storms. Then we set a time to come out.

  2. 2

    We inspect and take photos

    We check shingles, flashing, vents, gutters and the attic if you let us. You get the photos and a plain explanation.

  3. 3

    You get a written estimate

    Each part of the job is its own line. We go over it with you and answer questions, with no pressure to sign that day.

  4. 4

    Work day

    We protect your landscaping and driveway, tear off, fix any bad decking, then install underlayment, flashing and the new roof. Your contact is on site or a phone call away the whole time.

  5. 5

    Cleanup and walk-through

    We haul off debris, sweep for nails and walk the yard and roof line with you. If anything looks off to you, we fix it before we call the job done.

Roofer in a dark polo points up at lifted asphalt shingles on a brick ranch home while the homeowner looks on, clipboard in hand and an aluminum ladder at the eave.

Questions Homeowners Ask

Do I need a new roof or can it be repaired?

It depends on the roof's age, how widespread the damage is and the condition of the decking. A few blown-off shingles or a bad pipe boot is usually a repair. Widespread granule loss, curling shingles or soft spots across the roof usually mean replacement. We show you photos and tell you which one makes sense.

Will you help with my insurance claim after hail or wind?

We inspect the roof, photograph the damage and write up what we find. If you want, we can be there when the adjuster comes out so the damage gets looked at properly. We are not the adjuster and we do not decide your claim, but we will explain each step so you know what to expect.

Who will I talk to once the job starts?

The same person who did your estimate. They schedule the work, run the crew and answer your questions. You will not get handed off to someone new halfway through.

How long does a roof replacement take?

Most homes take one to two days once work starts. Bigger or steeper roofs, extra layers or a lot of rotted decking can add time. Weather can also push the start date, and we will tell you as soon as we know.

Do I need to be home during the work?

No, though it helps if you can be around at two points. Your contact will want to say hello before tear-off begins and look over the finished roof with you at the end. In between, keep pets inside and move cars away from the driveway and the edges of the house where old shingles come down.

What warranty do you offer?

We offer a 10-year workmanship warranty. Ask us on the phone what it would cover for your roof and we will go over it with you.

How do I get a price?

Get your quote by phone. We start with a quick talk about what is going on, then come out to inspect. After that you get a written estimate broken down line by line.

Talk to the Person Who Will Run Your Job

Tell us what is happening with your roof. We will set a time to look at it and you will have one contact from that first visit until cleanup.