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(405) 689-8277
(405) 689-8277

Speak With Our Roofers in Noble

We handle every question by phone. Describe what you have noticed on your roof or inside your home, and we will give you a plain read on the likely cause and the sensible next step.

Roofing Noble OK

(405) 689-8277Get My Roof Questions Answered

Noble, OK and nearby: Slaughterville, Norman, Purcell, Goldsby, Moore

What happens when you call

We spend the first few minutes listening, not selling. We ask where the trouble shows up, roughly how long the roof has been on and when you first noticed the problem. From there we tell you plainly whether it sounds like roof repair, a roof inspection or a conversation about roof replacement, and we settle on a day for one of our roofers to come out.

Once we are on site, we look over the roof, photograph what we find and explain the cause before we discuss cost. Your written estimate shows what moves the price: roof size and pitch, the condition of the decking underneath and the materials you choose. We work in Noble and nearby towns such as Norman, Moore and Purcell, and every follow-up happens by phone.

Good to have ready before you call

  1. A rough sense of how old the roof is, and if that is unclear, the year your home changed hands is a fine starting point.
  2. The spot where the trouble shows, such as a water mark on a ceiling, shingles gone from a slope or a gutter sagging away from the fascia.
  3. When the last hail or wind storm came through, along with your claim number if you have already contacted your insurer.
  4. Any pictures you took from the ground without climbing up, since they give us a head start before the visit.

Hours

Mon-Sun
6am-7pm
Single-story tan brick ranch home with a charcoal architectural shingle roof, dark gutters, attached two-car garage and green front lawn under a blue sky.

Ready when you are

Describe what is happening with your roof and we will walk you through the likely cause and your options in plain terms. Owners of commercial buildings can use the same number for flat and low-slope roofs.