Who You'll Talk To About Your Slaughterville Roof
We keep roofing simple. When you call, you get one person who answers your questions, looks at your roof, writes the estimate and checks on the crew until the last nail is swept up. You won't get passed around, and you'll always know who to ask.
Why we run jobs this way
Most roof complaints we hear aren't about shingles. They're about not knowing who to ask. The salesperson leaves, a crew shows up, and nobody can tell you when the dumpster is coming or why work stopped for a day. We set up our company to fix that.
The person who walks your roof and writes your estimate stays on your job. They order the materials, set the start date with you, talk with the crew each morning and call you if anything changes. If we pull back old shingles and find soft decking, you hear it from the same person who quoted the job. You get photos and a plain answer on what it adds to the cost before we go further.
That holds for every kind of work we do. A small roof repair, a roof inspection, a full roof replacement, storm damage repair or new gutters all run the same way. Small job or big one, you have one name and one number.
How a job runs with us
One name, start to finish
You won't repeat your story to three different people. The person you meet at the estimate is the one you call during the job and after it.
Estimates you can read
Your estimate lists tear-off, decking, underlayment, flashing, vents and shingles as separate lines. If decking might need replacing, we say so up front and explain how we'd price it if we find it.
Photos of what we find
We take pictures on the roof so you can see cracked pipe boots, lifted shingles or hail bruising for yourself. Then we tell you plainly whether a repair will hold or the roof is due.
A clean yard when we leave
Tarps go over shrubs and along the walls before tear-off starts. At the end we run a magnet across the yard and driveway for nails. Your contact walks the property with you before we call it done.
Where we work
We work on homes in Slaughterville and the towns around it, including Noble, Purcell, Norman, Goldsby, Moore, Newcastle, Blanchard, Bethel Acres, Midwest City and Del City. Central Oklahoma roofs take spring hail, hard wind and the odd winter ice storm, so plenty of our calls come after the weather turns. The rule stays the same: one person handles your job and keeps you posted.
- Slaughterville
- Noble
- Purcell
- Norman
- Goldsby
- Moore
- Newcastle
- Blanchard
- Bethel Acres
- Midwest City
- Del City
Talk with the person who'll run your job
Tell us what's going on with your roof. We'll ask a few questions and set a time to come look. From that first call on, you'll have the name and number of the person handling your job.