Roofing in Nicoma Park and the Towns Around It
We're based in Nicoma Park and work on homes across the east side of the Oklahoma City metro and a bit beyond. Wherever your home is, the same few people who look at your roof are the ones who come back to do the work.
Our Working Area
Most of the roofs we work on are nearby: Nicoma Park, Choctaw, Harrah, Midwest City, Del City, Spencer and Jones. We can reach any of them in a few minutes, so dropping by to look, returning with the right materials and checking back after the job is easy. Roof replacement, roof repair, roof inspections, storm damage repair and gutters are all available in each town.
We also drive farther for jobs in McLoud, Edmond, Nichols Hills and Norman. A longer drive doesn't mean a different crew. Distant jobs aren't passed to another outfit, and no roof gets split between teams. If you're unsure whether your street is on our list, ask us on the phone and you'll get a plain answer.
Towns we cover from Nicoma Park
- Nicoma Park
- Midwest City
- Choctaw
- Spencer
- Jones
- Del City
- Harrah
- Edmond
- McLoud
- Nichols Hills
- Norman
Not on the list? Ring (572) 232-5459 and ask.
What Roofs Deal With Around Here
- Hail and spring storms
- Spring brings hail and hard straight-line winds across the whole metro. Hail bruises shingles and knocks off the granules that shield them from sun. Wind lifts tabs and breaks the seal strip underneath. A lot of that damage is hard to see from the yard, so we get up on the roof and take photos before we tell you anything.
- Heat, cold and ice
- Summers run hot, and attics run hotter. Poor airflow cooks shingles from below and cuts years off their life. Winter ice storms add weight and can push water up under the edges. Good attic ventilation and a proper ice and water barrier at the eaves help with both.
- The houses we see
- Much of the area is single-story ranch homes with asphalt shingles. Some are older houses that already carry a second layer. Others are newer builds. Older roofs can hide soft decking and worn flashing, so we check what's under the shingles before we price the job.
- Permits and city rules
- Each town sets its own rules for reroofing. Some require a permit and an inspection, some don't, and the details change over time. We check with the city for your address, pull the permit when one is needed and tell you up front if an inspection is part of the schedule.
- Gutters and drainage
- Heavy spring rain tests gutters fast. Clogged or undersized gutters spill water onto the fascia and down by the foundation. We look at the gutters on every roof job, because a new roof draining into a bad gutter still causes trouble.
Not Sure We Come Out Your Way?
Tell us where your home is and what's going on with the roof. We'll talk it through and set a time for one of us to come take a look.