Every Roofing Service We Offer in Tulsa, OK
One team for every roofing job in Tulsa — from roof replacement to insurance claim help.
Tulsa Premium Roofing handles residential and commercial roofing projects across Tulsa and Green Country. From roof replacement to insurance claim help, every service below is handled by our own team and backed by our workmanship guarantee.
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Our Roofing Services in Tulsa, OK

Roof Replacement
A replacement here starts with a question most bidders skip: how is the address zoned. That answer decides whether your covering choice is wide open or already narrowed, and finding out costs nothing on the first phone call.

Roof Leak Repair
Almost no roof in this city leaks through the middle of a slope. It leaks where two things meet, and on stock this old the meetings are original details that have outlived four coverings above them.

Storm Damage Restoration
Storm work splits into two jobs that get confused constantly. One is stabilization, which happens tonight.

Hail Damage Roofing
Hail is the least interesting thing about roofing in Oklahoma. Every contractor in the state leads with it, every homeowner already knows the sky does this, and knowing it changes almost nothing about how a job runs.

Wind Damage Roofing
Wind does not take a roof apart at random. It takes the ridge and the rake, and it takes them in that order, because those are the two edges where a pressure difference gets underneath the covering and starts prying.

Roof Inspections
An inspection in this city answers two questions, not one. The obvious question is how much life is left.

Asphalt Shingle Roofs
Asphalt is the covering the city itself points at. The residential design guidelines say in plain words that architectural shingles are encouraged, and they define the term to include laminates that simulate shake, slate or other historic materials.

Metal Roofing
This is the page where we talk a good number of readers out of the product. Metal is an excellent roof and we install it well, but in parts of Tulsa it is either forbidden outright or expensive in a way that has nothing to do with the metal.

Tile Roofing
Tile is a small share of Tulsa roofs and a large share of the roofs worth arguing about. It shows up on the Spanish and Mediterranean houses of the 1920s and on a scatter of institutional buildings, and it is named directly in the design guidelines as an original covering.

Flat & Low-Slope Roofing
Downtown Tulsa and the older commercial strips are masonry buildings from the 1920s through the 1960s, and nearly all of them wear low-slope roofs hidden behind parapets. The city's non-residential guidelines name tar-and-gravel among the original coverings, which tells you what is usually underneath.

Roof Coatings & Sealing
A coating is a restoration, not a roof. Used on the right substrate it is the cheapest honest thing we sell.

Roof Ventilation
Ventilation on a modern house is a checklist item. On Tulsa's older stock it is a design problem, because the standard fix depends on a soffit that a great many of these houses simply do not have.

Skylights
Skylights on old Tulsa houses are governed by one word, and the word is visible. The city's guidelines exempt rooftop items that cannot be seen from abutting streets and require anything attached to a historic roof to be reversible and to leave the covering undamaged.

Gutters & Downspouts
Gutters get treated as a trim item and priced by the foot. On an older Tulsa house they are drainage engineering attached to a hundred-year-old fascia board, and both halves of that sentence deserve attention.

Fascia & Soffit
The standard sales pitch on eaves is to wrap everything in aluminum so it never needs painting again. On a large share of Tulsa's housing stock that pitch is wrong, and in eight neighborhoods it is close to prohibited.

Chimney Flashing
A chimney is the wettest thing on most old Tulsa roofs and the one detail where a shortcut is guaranteed to come back. It is also, in the eight overlay districts, a protected feature that you are not free to remove.

Emergency Tarping
Stabilizing a damaged building is not an alteration of anything, so nothing about preservation zoning slows this down. If water is coming into your house tonight, we come out and stop it, and the paperwork conversation happens later in daylight.

Commercial Roofing
Commercial roofing in Tulsa means a lot of masonry buildings put up between the oil boom and the freeway era, and it means understanding which rules attach to them and which do not. One clarification saves owners a great deal of worry.

Insurance Claim Help
The place roof claims go wrong in this city is not the damage assessment. It is the gap between what an adjuster scopes and what the address is actually permitted to have built.
What each of our services covers in Tulsa
Open any service to see exactly what is included before you call.
Roof Replacement
A replacement here starts with a question most bidders skip: how is the address zoned. That answer decides whether your covering choice is wide open or already narrowed, and finding out costs nothing on the first phone call. Eight Tulsa neighborhoods carry historic preservation overlay zoning, and inside them the city's residential design guidelines treat a roof as a reviewed surface.
- roof replacement Tulsa
- full roof tear-off
- reroof an older home
- architectural laminate replacement
- historic district roof replacement
- replace a cedar shingle roof
- same-material roof replacement
- roof replacement cost Tulsa
- tear-off and dispose
- new roof on a 1920s bungalow
- midtown Tulsa reroof
- roof replacement contractor
Roof Leak Repair
Almost no roof in this city leaks through the middle of a slope. It leaks where two things meet, and on stock this old the meetings are original details that have outlived four coverings above them. The order we work in is the order the water travels.
- roof leak repair Tulsa
- find a roof leak
- ceiling stain from roof
- valley leak repair
- sidewall flashing leak
- leaking around a chimney
- pipe boot replacement
- leak repair on an old roof
- attic water stain
- emergency leak repair
- roof leak diagnosis
- repair rather than replace
Storm Damage Restoration
Storm work splits into two jobs that get confused constantly. One is stabilization, which happens tonight. The other is restoration, which is a construction project with a schedule, a scope and, in some of this city, an approval attached to it.
- storm damage restoration Tulsa
- roof storm repair
- emergency stabilization
- storm damaged roof
- tree limb through the roof
- post-storm roof inspection
- storm restoration contractor
- dry-in after a storm
- roof damage documentation
- water intrusion after a storm
- overlay district storm repair
- full restoration scope
Hail Damage Roofing
Hail is the least interesting thing about roofing in Oklahoma. Every contractor in the state leads with it, every homeowner already knows the sky does this, and knowing it changes almost nothing about how a job runs. What changes a job here is not the stone.
- hail damage roofing Tulsa
- hail damage inspection
- hail bruising on shingles
- impact rated shingles
- hail claim scope
- partial roof replacement hail
- matching shingles after hail
- hail damage to metal roofing
- soft metal test squares
- hail repair contractor
- street-visible slope replacement
- hail damage documentation
Wind Damage Roofing
Wind does not take a roof apart at random. It takes the ridge and the rake, and it takes them in that order, because those are the two edges where a pressure difference gets underneath the covering and starts prying. On Tulsa's older houses that pattern is sharper than usual.
- wind damage roofing Tulsa
- blown off shingles
- ridge cap replacement
- rake edge damage
- wind uplift on shingles
- hand sealing shingle tabs
- wind damage claim
- lifted shingle repair
- gable end wind damage
- wind rated shingles
- reattaching loose shingles
- storm wind roof repair
Roof Inspections
An inspection in this city answers two questions, not one. The obvious question is how much life is left. The second, which almost nobody asks and which decides what you are allowed to do next, is what the covering originally was.
- roof inspection Tulsa
- pre-purchase roof inspection
- roof condition report
- attic inspection for leaks
- roof life expectancy report
- insurance roof inspection
- historic roof assessment
- identify original roof material
- roof photograph documentation
- free roof inspection
- roof inspection report
- annual roof check
Asphalt Shingle Roofs
Asphalt is the covering the city itself points at. The residential design guidelines say in plain words that architectural shingles are encouraged, and they define the term to include laminates that simulate shake, slate or other historic materials. That is unusual and it is useful.
- asphalt shingle roofs Tulsa
- architectural laminate shingles
- dimensional shingles
- three-tab replacement
- shingle color matching
- SBS modified shingles
- shingle nailing pattern
- laminate shingle install
- shingles that mimic shake
- asphalt roof lifespan
- shingle roof contractor
- synthetic underlayment
Metal Roofing
This is the page where we talk a good number of readers out of the product. Metal is an excellent roof and we install it well, but in parts of Tulsa it is either forbidden outright or expensive in a way that has nothing to do with the metal. Start with the flat prohibition.
- metal roofing Tulsa
- standing seam metal roof
- concealed clip metal roofing
- exposed fastener panels
- metal roof over a porch
- 24 gauge steel roofing
- metal roofing restrictions
- copper flashing and roofing
- metal roof on an older home
- commercial metal roofing
- metal roof cost
- snap-lock standing seam
Tile Roofing
Tile is a small share of Tulsa roofs and a large share of the roofs worth arguing about. It shows up on the Spanish and Mediterranean houses of the 1920s and on a scatter of institutional buildings, and it is named directly in the design guidelines as an original covering. That naming carries a consequence.
- tile roofing Tulsa
- clay tile roof repair
- concrete tile replacement
- matching historic roof tile
- broken tile replacement
- tile roof underlayment
- Spanish tile repair
- tile roof lift and relay
- salvaged roof tile
- tile roof inspection
- tile ridge repointing
- tile roof contractor
Flat & Low-Slope Roofing
Downtown Tulsa and the older commercial strips are masonry buildings from the 1920s through the 1960s, and nearly all of them wear low-slope roofs hidden behind parapets. The city's non-residential guidelines name tar-and-gravel among the original coverings, which tells you what is usually underneath. Here is the part building owners are rarely told, and it is good news.
- flat roof repair Tulsa
- low slope roofing
- TPO membrane roof
- EPDM rubber roof
- modified bitumen roofing
- built-up roof replacement
- tapered insulation system
- parapet flashing repair
- roof drain and scupper repair
- ponding water on a flat roof
- low slope porch roof
- single ply roofing
Roof Coatings & Sealing
A coating is a restoration, not a roof. Used on the right substrate it is the cheapest honest thing we sell. Put on the wrong one, it is a costly method of sealing moisture into a building and losing a year finding out.
- roof coating Tulsa
- silicone roof coating
- acrylic roof coating
- roof restoration system
- coating a built-up roof
- metal roof coating
- seam sealing tape
- reflective roof coating
- extend a flat roof life
- coating warranty
- core cut moisture survey
- roof sealing service
Roof Ventilation
Ventilation on a modern house is a checklist item. On Tulsa's older stock it is a design problem, because the standard fix depends on a soffit that a great many of these houses simply do not have. A 1920s bungalow with exposed rafter tails and an open cornice has no boxed soffit to cut an intake vent into.
- roof ventilation Tulsa
- attic ventilation upgrade
- ridge vent installation
- soffit intake venting
- balanced attic ventilation
- attic condensation
- gable vent conversion
- net free area calculation
- powered attic fan
- venting an old house attic
- cathedral ceiling venting
- roof ventilation repair
Skylights
Skylights on old Tulsa houses are governed by one word, and the word is visible. The city's guidelines exempt rooftop items that cannot be seen from abutting streets and require anything attached to a historic roof to be reversible and to leave the covering undamaged. Read together, that is a fairly clear map.
- skylight replacement Tulsa
- leaking skylight repair
- curb mounted skylight
- deck mounted skylight
- sun tunnel installation
- skylight flashing kit
- replace skylight during reroof
- skylight on a rear slope
- solar powered skylight
- skylight condensation
- skylight shaft framing
- new skylight installation
Gutters & Downspouts
Gutters get treated as a trim item and priced by the foot. On an older Tulsa house they are drainage engineering attached to a hundred-year-old fascia board, and both halves of that sentence deserve attention. Profile is the first decision and it is partly an appearance one.
- gutter installation Tulsa
- gutters formed on site
- half round gutters
- copper gutter repair
- downspout extensions
- built-in box gutter repair
- gutter guards
- fascia mounted gutters
- six inch gutters
- gutter and downspout replacement
- roof drainage to the street
- gutter repair contractor
Fascia & Soffit
The standard sales pitch on eaves is to wrap everything in aluminum so it never needs painting again. On a large share of Tulsa's housing stock that pitch is wrong, and in eight neighborhoods it is close to prohibited. The city's design guidelines instruct owners not to remove character-defining features and name fascia boards, soffits, eaves, eave brackets and exposed rafter tails specifically.
- fascia and soffit repair Tulsa
- rotted fascia board replacement
- exposed rafter tail repair
- eave bracket restoration
- wood soffit repair
- aluminum fascia wrap
- cornice repair
- dutchman repair on rafter tails
- painting fascia and soffit
- eave carpentry
- soffit vent installation
- fascia replacement cost
Chimney Flashing
A chimney is the wettest thing on most old Tulsa roofs and the one detail where a shortcut is guaranteed to come back. It is also, in the eight overlay districts, a protected feature that you are not free to remove. That last point catches people out.
- chimney flashing repair Tulsa
- leaking chimney flashing
- counterflashing reglet
- chimney cricket installation
- step flashing at a chimney
- chimney crown repair
- repointing a chimney
- chimney chase cover
- masonry chimney leak
- chimney flashing replacement
- lead flashing chimney
- chimney flashing cost
Emergency Tarping
Stabilizing a damaged building is not an alteration of anything, so nothing about preservation zoning slows this down. If water is coming into your house tonight, we come out and stop it, and the paperwork conversation happens later in daylight. How the tarp is anchored still matters on an old roof.
- emergency roof tarp Tulsa
- emergency roof repair
- storm tarp service
- temporary roof cover
- dry-in after storm damage
- tree through the roof
- overnight roof protection
- board up and tarp
- tarp a leaking roof
- emergency roofing contractor
- 24 hour roof tarp
- temporary weatherproofing
Commercial Roofing
Commercial roofing in Tulsa means a lot of masonry buildings put up between the oil boom and the freeway era, and it means understanding which rules attach to them and which do not. One clarification saves owners a great deal of worry. Historic preservation zoning is a supplemental overlay and does not regulate what a building is used for.
- commercial roofing Tulsa
- commercial roof replacement
- office building roof
- retail roof repair
- church roof restoration
- warehouse roofing
- roof asset management
- commercial roof maintenance plan
- downtown Tulsa roofing
- apartment roof replacement
- industrial roofing contractor
- commercial roof survey
Insurance Claim Help
The place roof claims go wrong in this city is not the damage assessment. It is the gap between what an adjuster scopes and what the address is actually permitted to have built. Two rules create that gap and both are written down.
- roof insurance claim help Tulsa
- adjuster meeting for roof claim
- roof claim supplement
- matching shingles claim
- claim denied roof damage
- insurance scope review
- documenting hail damage
- replacement cost value roof
- code upgrade coverage
- deductible on a roof claim
- claim photographs and reports
- insurance claim roofing contractor
What Tulsa property owners ask us
Which roofing services does Tulsa Premium Roofing handle?
Everything listed on this page, residential and commercial, across Tulsa and Green Country. Work is done by our own crews rather than handed to whoever is cheapest that week, which is the only way the workmanship warranty means anything.
Can I combine more than one service in a single job?
Yes, and it is usually cheaper. Bundling roofing work into one mobilization saves setup, disposal and travel, and it means one crew, one schedule and one written free estimate instead of three contractors blaming each other.
Do you give free estimates for every service?
Every one. We come out, measure, look at the real condition of the work area, and put an itemized free estimate in writing with materials and scope spelled out. No charge, no deposit, and no obligation to book.
What Tulsa Customers Say
They pulled the zoning on our address before quoting and told us we did not need a preservation permit because we were staying with asphalt. Saved us weeks. The tear-off crew found two soft sheets and showed us photographs.
Our claim covered one slope and they explained why the whole section had to go instead. They wrote the reasoning out so I could send it to the adjuster. It got approved, and the roof matches on all four sides now.
Old house, original rafter tails, and everybody else wanted to wrap them in metal. These people repaired the two rotten ends and primed the rest. Cost less than the wrap quote and the eave still looks like the house.
Flat roof over our shop had been coated three times by three different people. They cut test squares, found the wet insulation, and told us a fourth coating would be wasted money. Replaced the wet bays and coated the rest.
Service Areas
Tulsa Premium Roofing serves Tulsa, OK and surrounding communities including: