Lifestyle Home Improvement Roofing and Construction
3601 SW 44th St, Oklahoma City ⚲Veteran-owned roofers on the south-west side since 2010, covering shingle through to slate and flat roofs, and the insurance paperwork with it.
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Lifestyle Home Improvement Roofing and Construction and OKC Roofers, plus 7 more roofers in Oklahoma City, OK — addresses, hours and phone numbers.
Oklahoma City sits in one of the busiest hail corridors in the country, and spring storm season keeps local roofers busy well into summer. After a big storm, out-of-state crews tend to arrive and knock on doors. The roofers listed here are local businesses that will still be around when you need a warranty honored.
Veteran-owned roofers on the south-west side since 2010, covering shingle through to slate and flat roofs, and the insurance paperwork with it.
Not yet approvedNative-American family-owned roofers on the south side, certified to fit Tesla solar roofs as well as the ordinary kind.
Not yet approvedFamily-owned roofers west of the city since 1996 — shingle, metal, TPO and solar, with a ten-year transferable warranty on installs.
Not yet approvedFamily-operated roofers on the Kilpatrick since 1987, taking storm work through to the siding, gutters and windows that came off with the roof.
Not yet approvedFamily owned and operated OKC roofing company running since 1994, handling storm damage beyond the roof — siding, windows, screens and garage doors.
Not yet approvedFamily-owned OKC roofers on the job since 1978 — installs, repairs, replacements and storm damage, across every major shingle brand.
Not yet approvedRoofers customers come back to years later, and a crew that cleans up properly when the job is finished.
Not yet approvedServing the OKC community since 1986 — residential and commercial roofing with insurance claim assistance.
Not yet approvedRoofing and home exterior work across OKC, Moore, Norman, Edmond, and Yukon — storm damage and insurance claims.
Not yet approvedRoofing contractors must register with the Oklahoma Construction Industries Board. You can confirm a registration on the CIB website before you sign anything.
Photograph the damage from the ground, call your insurance company, and get an inspection from a local roofer. Be cautious with anyone who asks you to sign a contract on the spot.
Yes. Two or three written estimates from local roofers is normal, and it makes the scope of work easier to compare.
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