Metal Roofing Installation in Oklahoma

Storm and Weather Protection:

• Wind Resistance: Metal roofs can withstand winds up to 140 mph, crucial during Oklahoma's tornado season
• Hail Resistance: Standing seam metal roofs provide superior protection against Oklahoma's frequent hailstorms
• Fire Resistance: Class A fire rating offers maximum protection
• Lightning Safe: Metal roofs reduce lightning strike risk and safely disperse electrical charges

Financial Benefits:

• Energy Efficiency: Reflective metal roofing reduces cooling costs by 10-25%
• Insurance Discounts: Many Oklahoma insurance companies offer 10-30% premium reductions
• Increased Home Value: Metal roofs boost resale value by 1-6%
• Longevity: 40-70 year lifespan means you may never need another replacement

Metal roofing costs in Oklahoma typically range from $9-$16 per square foot installed, or approximately $13,500-$24,000+ for an average 1,500 square foot roof.

Cost by Metal Roofing Type:

• Standing Seam Metal: $12-$16/sq ft (most popular, best hail protection)
• Metal Shingles/Tiles: $10-$14/sq ft (aesthetic appeal with metal benefits)
• Corrugated Metal: $9-$12/sq ft (economical option)
• Stone-Coated Steel: $11-$15/sq ft (combines durability with traditional look)

Long-Term Value: While metal costs 2-3x more initially than asphalt shingles, you'll avoid 2-3 replacement cycles, save $700-$1,200+ annually on cooling costs, and receive insurance premium savings of 10-30% each year.

When properly installed with modern techniques, metal roofs are no noisier than other roofing materials during Oklahoma's frequent rainstorms and hailstorms.

• Solid Decking: Metal is installed over solid plywood, not open rafters
• Insulation Layers: Attic insulation and underlayment absorb sound
• Proper Installation: Professional installation with quality underlayment reduces noise
• Sound Dampening: Stone-coated steel provides additional dampening

Most Oklahoma homeowners with properly installed metal roofs report that rain and hail are no louder than with their previous shingle roof.

The lifespan depends on material and weather exposure:

• Asphalt shingles: 15-25 years in Oklahoma
• Metal roofing: 40-70 years (best longevity)
• Architectural shingles: 25-30 years
• Impact-resistant shingles: 25-30 years with superior hail protection
• Tile roofing: 50+ years

Oklahoma's harsh weather — including hail, high winds, and temperature extremes — can shorten roof lifespans. Regular inspections and maintenance help maximize longevity.

Oklahoma's extreme weather requires durable materials. Here are the best options:

Metal Roofing (Best Overall):

• Superior wind resistance (up to 140 mph)
• Excellent hail resistance
• 40-70 year lifespan
• Energy efficient (10-25% cooling cost reduction)
• Insurance discounts available

Impact-Resistant Shingles (Best Budget Option):

• Class 4 hail rating
• Good wind resistance (110-130 mph)
• Insurance discounts (10-20%)
• More affordable than metal

Look for these signs of hail damage:

• Dents on gutters, downspouts, and AC units
• Shingle granules collecting in gutters
• Dark spots on shingles where granules were knocked off
• Cracked or broken shingles
• Dented metal components (vents, caps, flashing)

After any significant Oklahoma hailstorm, schedule a professional inspection. Hail damage isn't always visible from the ground, and catching it early prevents leaks and maximizes your insurance claim.

Most Oklahoma homeowner insurance policies cover storm damage including hail, wind, and falling debris. Coverage typically includes:

• Roof replacement or repair
• Damage to gutters, siding, and exterior components
• Interior water damage resulting from roof damage

You'll be responsible for your deductible. We work directly with insurance companies, helping document damage and ensuring you receive fair compensation.

Here's the typical process:

• Step 1: Document the damage with photos and storm date
• Step 2: Contact your insurance company to file a claim
• Step 3: Get a professional inspection (we provide free inspections)
• Step 4: Insurance adjuster inspects your roof
• Step 5: Review the claim settlement
• Step 6: Approve the work and schedule installation

We can be present during the adjuster's inspection to ensure all damage is documented. Our team has extensive experience working with Oklahoma insurance companies.

Oklahoma roof replacement costs typically range from $5,500 to $15,000+ for an average home, depending on:

• Size: Most homes are 1,500-3,000 square feet of roof area
• Material: Asphalt shingles are most affordable; metal and tile cost more
• Pitch: Steeper roofs require more safety equipment and labor
• Complexity: Multiple valleys, dormers, and chimneys increase costs
• Decking repairs: Damaged wood decking adds to project cost

We provide free, detailed estimates with no obligation. If you're filing an insurance claim, we'll work within your insurance settlement.

Yes, we offer flexible financing options to make your roof replacement affordable:

• Multiple payment plan options
• Competitive interest rates
• Quick approval process
• Plans for various credit levels

We understand that unexpected roof replacement can strain budgets. Let's discuss financing options that work for you during your free consultation.