Roof Replacement in Tulsa, OK

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Dependable Tulsa Roof Replacement

As an experienced residential roofing company, Green Country Roofing, complete roof replacement is one of our specialties. We realize that a healthy roof on the outside of your home protects the most valued contents on the inside—many of which money cannot buy.

Nevertheless, most homeowners do not automatically know when their roofs should be replaced. Many do not climb on top of their roof to assess their condition. Others may be willing to get on their roof, but they do not know what signs indicate that full roof replacement is necessary. Sometimes the sole barometer that homeowners know to use to determine the health of their roof is the presence or absence of an interior leak. This gauge is inherently risky.

Complimentary Tulsa Roof Inspection

A far more reliable barometer to use is to have us at Green Country Roofingcome out and perform a complimentary roof inspection. A thorough Tulsa roof inspection can inform you about the overall health of your roof and unveil any problems—such as wind or hail damage—that are currently an issue or may become an issue if left unattended. During the roof inspection, photos of any problem areas will be taken so you can see the damage without scaling your roof.

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"This is a quality company you can trust. They were great, and really worked with me and my budget. Everyone else just tried to sell me a new roof, but they were able to fix the one I have. They even came out on a Saturday for my leaky roof. I would recommend them A+"
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How to Tell If It’s Time for a Roof Replacement

There are times when it may be difficult to tell whether your roof has been damaged by a storm, let alone if the roof needs to be replaced. Here are some things you can do or look for to determine whether or not your home in Tulsa needs a roof replacement:

Many times, you may be able to notice visible signs of aging without having to climb up onto the roof. Do you see any shingles that have been bent or warped? Are there streaks up and down the roof? Do you notice moss growing on the shingles? Are you always finding shingles in your yard? These are all signs that your roof is getting old and may need to be replaced.

There are many reasons a roof may start to sag. In Oklahoma, ice storms can leave heavy ice on the roof, which will compromise the structure of the roof and cause it to sag under the weight. Other times, old roofs that have been exposed to trapped moisture can start to sag. If your roof is sagging, call us immediately for a roof replacement. A sagging roof can potentially collapse and compromise the integrity of your home.

Check the attic to see how well the roof is aging. Old leaky roofs can lead to severe water damage not only to the attic but also to the structure and interior of your home. Go up into the attic and look for water stains and rotting wood. Even if your roof isn’t that old, you should make it a habit of regularly checking the attic of your home to see if your roof is leaking.

One of the easiest ways to tell whether or not you need a new roof is by calling us for a free roof inspection. We’ll look at the structure of your roof and whether there is any damage that warrants a complete roof replacement. We’ll keep you informed every step of the way.

Quality with Green Country Roofing

Now, if you are ready to replace your roof, you undoubtedly want the job done right so that your roof is built to last. Unfortunately, not all roofs are built equally.

With that being said, what kind of roof can you expect to get with Green Country Roofing? We confidently affirm that we provide quality roofs that are built to last, but let’s take a closer look at the components and attributes by which we define a quality roof installation. 4 primary components compose a quality roof: decking, shingles, flashing, and ventilation.

After your current roof is torn off, we evaluate the decking on your roof. Just like your home itself needs a solid foundation, so does your roof. The decking should lay a sure foundation for the shingles. If the decking is too thin, too soft, or too widely spaced, it will not be able to withstand having shingles nailed into it. Decking on homes built today is up to code and will provide a solid surface for the remaining roofing components compared to homes built in the 50s, 60s, or 70s, which might have issues with the decking.

Once the decking has been evaluated and addressed, the shingles can now be secured. We only install dimensional shingles, also known as architectural shingles because of their superior ability to withstand strong winds when compared to the cheaper 3-tab shingles. Dimensional shingles can withstand wind speeds between 110-150 mph whereas 3-tab shingles can only endure 60-70 mph winds. We feel so strongly about the excellence of the dimensional shingle that we install them as an automatic upgrade. We generally fasten the shingles with 6 nails instead of 4 for added protection from the wind. Within the family of architectural shingles, there are a variety of options. We value having the opportunity to educate our customers about the variety of shingles on the market today so that together we can determine what might best meet their needs. Many of our customers have chosen an impact-resistant shingle, which will hold up much better in the event of a hailstorm. Consequently, you can save yourself money in the long run by paying for this type of impact-resistant shingle upgrade upfront.

Because shingles do not work independently, roofing accessories—particularly flashing—are a huge component of a roofing system. Flashing has several units including step flashing, counter flashing, and hot and cold pipe flashing. Your roof will be tested by the Oklahoma weather, and replacing all the flashing components of your roof with new ones is important and will be addressed with a new roof by Green Country Roofing.

The most overlooked—yet integral—part of a roofing system is ventilation. Homeowners frequently ask us if their current roof has enough vents. The answer is usually an unfortunate “no.” However, there is still hope. Per the manufacturer’s specifications, there is a simple formula to follow. This formula is known as the 1/300th rule. If followed correctly, your attic will have a balanced ventilation system that will extend the life of your roof and cut down on cooling costs in the summertime.

Contact Tulsa’s Best Roofer Today!

If you want an honest opinion about your roof or are ready to get a roof that is built to last, we at Green Country Roofing are at your service. We have earned the distinction of CertainTeed ShingleMaster, are accredited by the BBB with an A+ rating, and are highly rated on Directorii.

Contact us today for that free roof inspection or to move forward with your roof replacement project, including multi-family roofing services We can also help with emergency roof repair and storm damage.

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