If your roof is 20+ years old, has widespread hail bruising, or you're patching leaks every storm season, a full replacement is usually cheaper than another five years of band-aids.
Repair or replace? Get an honest, written assessment — if a repair will do, we'll tell you.
When Replacement Beats Repair
- Your asphalt shingle roof is 20–25 years old
- Hail or wind damage covers multiple slopes
- You're repairing leaks more than once a year
- Granule loss is visible across the whole roof
- You're selling soon — a new roof is one of the highest-ROI upgrades in Tulsa
Not sure which side of the line you're on? Read: 10 signs you need a new roof →
What a Replacement Costs in Tulsa (2026)
Most Tulsa homes land between $8,000 and $18,000 for a full architectural-shingle replacement, depending on size, pitch, and layers to tear off. Impact-resistant (Class 4) shingles run higher upfront but can earn you an insurance premium discount with many Oklahoma carriers — ask us, we'll run the math with you. Metal roofing typically starts around $15,000 and lasts 40–70 years.
See the full Tulsa cost breakdown →
If insurance is covering hail damage, your out-of-pocket is typically just your deductible. How the claim process works →
Our Installation Standards
- Complete tear-off to the decking (no shingling over old layers)
- Decking inspection and replacement of rotten boards
- Ice-and-water shield in valleys and penetrations
- Manufacturer-specified nailing pattern — this is what keeps your warranty valid
- Full cleanup with magnetic nail sweep, every day
Materials We Install
Architectural Asphalt Shingles
The Tulsa standard: 30-year look, 130-mph wind ratings available. Best value for most homes.
Class 4 Impact-Resistant Shingles
Built for Hail Alley, and insurance discounts are common with Oklahoma carriers. Why it matters in Tulsa →
Standing-Seam Metal
The "last roof you'll buy" option, increasingly popular in Green Country. Metal roofing details →
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Replacement Timeline: What to Expect
Most Tulsa replacements follow this rhythm:
- Day 0 — inspection & quote. Free inspection, photos, written quote. If insurance is involved, we meet your adjuster — add 1–3 weeks for claim approval.
- Day 1 — tear-off & dry-in. Old shingles come off, decking gets inspected, rotten boards replaced, underlayment goes down. Your home is weather-tight by evening.
- Day 2 — installation & cleanup. Shingles or panels go on, flashing finished, full cleanup with magnetic nail sweep.
- Day 3 (larger/steeper roofs) — complex rooflines and two-story homes can run a third day. Metal installations typically take a few days longer than shingle.
Warranties, Explained Honestly
You'll hear two kinds of warranty — they cover different things:
- Manufacturer warranty covers defects in the shingle itself (not storm damage, not installation errors). It's only valid if the roof was installed to spec — nailing pattern, ventilation, underlayment. This is why "installed to manufacturer specifications" isn't marketing fluff; it's what keeps your warranty alive.
- Workmanship warranty covers installation errors and comes from the contractor. Get it in writing, and favor contractors with a local address who'll still be here in five years.
Neither warranty covers hail — that's what your homeowners insurance is for. In Hail Alley, insurance is effectively your roof's real warranty against the peril that matters most.
What If the Decking Is Rotted?
On Tulsa roofs past the 20-year mark, we almost always find some soft or rotted decking once the old shingles come off — usually around valleys, eaves, and old leak spots. Replacement runs $75–$150 per sheet, and a typical job needs a handful of sheets, not dozens. Your written quote includes a per-sheet price before tear-off, so there's no mid-job negotiation with your roof open to the sky. If an inspection finds widespread decking failure, we'll show you photos and discuss options before proceeding — that's what the final walkthrough standard is for.