Free referral service for Tulsa metro homeowners
Roof repair and hail damage help in Tulsa
One request instead of a stack of door hangers. Tell us what the roof is doing and one state-registered local roofer who serves your ZIP calls you back, looks at it, and puts the price in writing before any work starts.
Latest hail in NOAA's published record for Tulsa County: July 11, 2026. Every storm since 1996
State-registered roofers onlyWe refer contractors registered with the Oklahoma Construction Industries Board.
A written price firstYou see the price on paper before any work starts, and you can say no.
No deductible gamesOklahoma law bars roofers from promising to pay your deductible. We hold the line.
Free to youThe contractor pays us for the introduction. You never pay us anything.
Roof leaking right now?
Call or text us, then do these three things while you wait.
- Catch the water. Bucket under the drip, towels around it. If the ceiling bulges with water, a small hole at the low point lets it drain into the bucket instead of bringing the drywall down.
- Stay off the roof. Wet shingles and storm debris are slick. Take photos from the ground and inside the attic.
- Ask for a tarp. A roofer can cover the opening until it is repaired. Keep the receipt; insurers expect you to prevent further damage.
Power line down or a tree on the house? Call 911 first. Emergency tarp steps.
8.6
days a year with hail reported somewhere in Tulsa County, 1996 to 2025 average.
30 of 30
years had at least one day of hail 1 inch or larger, the size the National Weather Service calls severe.
4.25 in
the largest stone logged in the county since 1996, near Tulsa International Airport on March 25, 2015.
49%
of homes in the 39 metro ZIP codes we cover were built before 1980 (Census ACS 2020-2024). Older houses are more likely to hide extra layers or tired decking.
NOAA NCEI Storm Events Database, Tulsa County, 1996 to 2025; 2026 through July 2026. Method and full data.
How it works
- Tell us what you are seeing. Use the form or call us. A photo from the ground helps.
- A local roofing contractor calls you back. They set a time to look at the roof. Ask the pro whether the inspection is free.
- You get the price in writing before work starts. Compare it with your adjuster's estimate or another quote. You decide.
We don't do roofing work and we don't set prices. The contractor pays us for the introduction; you pay us nothing.
What roof work usually costs
These are published national price ranges, not quotes. The roofer measures your roof and prices it in writing before any work starts.
Already have a quote or an adjuster's estimate? Check it line by line.
| Job | Published range | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Roof replacement, typical project | $7,500 to $14,000, about $10,000 average | Fixr, Feb 2026 |
| New roof, 2,000 sq ft house | $7,283 to $24,121, $9,476 average | This Old House, Jun 2026 |
| Roof repair | $400 to $1,900, $1,150 average | Fixr, Jan 2026 |
| Roof leak repair | $350 to $1,500, $800 average | Fixr, Jan 2026 |
| Roof inspection | $307 to $571, $426 average | Fixr, Jan 2025 |
| Metal roof, installed | $3 to $30 per sq ft, $11 average | Fixr, Jan 2026 |
| Seamless gutters, installed | $1,400 to $3,000, $1,582 for 150 ft | Fixr, Jan 2025 |
Prices change with the size of the roof and what is under the shingles. Sources are listed on the cost guide.
Hail season in Tulsa
NOAA's Storm Events Database lists 824 hail reports in Tulsa County from 1996 to 2025, on 258 different days. That is about 8.6 hail days a year, and 4.8 with stones of 1 inch or larger.
59% of those hail days fell in April, May and June, and May is the peak month. Hail also shows up in March and in the fall, and damaging thunderstorm wind was reported on about 9 days a year.
Most hail never makes the news. A storm that drops quarter-size stones on one side of Broken Arrow can miss Jenks entirely, which is why it pays to have the roof looked at after a storm that hit your street, before a claim deadline runs out. What hail does to a roof.
Average days with hail per year, by month, Tulsa County
An older housing stock, a lot of roofs due
About 49% of the 366,891 homes in the 39 ZIP codes we cover were built before 1980, 24% from 1980 to 1999, and 27% in 2000 or later (Census ACS 2020-2024). The most housing is in 74133 (South Tulsa (Union)), 74136 (South Tulsa (71st and Yale)), 74105 (Brookside / South Peoria), 74137 (South Tulsa (Riverside / 101st)).
A house that has stood through several decades of Tulsa storms has usually had its roof replaced at least once, and an older house can hide extra layers or tired decking under the shingles. Ask the roofer to note the layers and the deck condition in the quote. Repair or replace.
Read before you sign
Plain answers with sources.
- What a new roof costs in TulsaPublished price ranges, what moves the price, and how people pay for it.
- Is this roof quote fair?Line items to expect, red flags, and questions to ask before you sign.
- Storm chasers and door knockersWhat Oklahoma law says about post-storm roofing sales.
- Check an Oklahoma roofer's registrationHow to look up a roofer with the Construction Industries Board.
- Deductibles and Class 4 discounts in OklahomaHail and wind deductibles, who pays them, and roof credits.
- ACV vs RCV roof coverageActual cash value, replacement cost and recoverable depreciation, worked through.
- How to read an adjuster's roof estimateSquares, waste, line items and what to ask about if something is missing.
- When the insurer says your roof is olderThe paperwork that dates a roof, and what to do without it.
- Repair or replace your roofAge, damage and the 25% rule, in plain terms.
- Emergency roof tarp stepsWhat to do the first night after a storm opens the roof.
Areas we cover
All of Tulsa, plus:
Questions Tulsa homeowners ask
What does a new roof cost in Tulsa?
Published national figures put a typical roof replacement at $7,500 to $14,000, about $10,000 on average (Fixr, February 2026), and This Old House estimates $7,283 to $24,121 for a 2,000 square foot house. Your price depends on the roof's size and pitch, layers to remove, decking repairs and the shingle you choose. Get it in writing.
Will my insurance pay for hail damage?
It depends on your policy and on whether the adjuster finds storm damage. Most homeowner policies cover sudden hail and wind damage minus your deductible, and many Oklahoma policies use a separate wind and hail deductible. The Oklahoma Insurance Department says a wind and hail deductible is usually set at 1% of the dwelling amount but can be 2% to 5%.
Can a roofer pay my deductible?
No. Under 59 O.S. 1151.30, a roofer working on an insurance-paid job may not advertise or promise to pay all or part of your insurance deductible, and if one does, your insurer does not have to consider that roofer's estimate. A contractor who offers to cover or waive it is offering something Oklahoma law does not allow.
How do I check that a roofer is legitimate?
Oklahoma roofers must register every year with the Construction Industries Board, and you can look one up on the CIB roofing search at verify.cib.hbesystems.com/roofing/search. Get the contractor's registration number in writing and look it up yourself before you sign.
Who will come to my house?
An independent local roofing contractor that serves your ZIP and is registered with the Oklahoma Construction Industries Board. Tulsa Roof Crew is a referral service; we pass along your request so you don't have to sort through door hangers and cold calls.
Get the roof looked at
One request, one registered local roofer, a written price before any work.