Norman Roof Pros: Roof Replacement, Hail Damage Repair & Storm Restoration
Expert residential and commercial roofing services. Free on-roof inspections across Norman and Cleveland County, with a written scope on every job.
- Registered Oklahoma roofing contractor, liability coverage on file
- Free on-roof inspection with dated, scaled photographs
- Written scope naming every item and the reason for it
- Written workmanship warranty on every installation
Our Roofing Services in Norman, OK
Roof Replacement
The number that decides a replacement in Norman is not the one printed on the shingle wrapper. It is the interval between damaging storms.
Roof Leak Repair
If you are reading this with two or three roofing company names open in other tabs, the useful question is not which one answers the phone first. It is which one will tell you the leak does not require a new roof.
Storm Damage Restoration
Order of operations decides how a storm recovery goes in Norman. The roof comes first, not because it is the biggest number on the estimate, but because every other trade is working under a building that stays wet until the water stops.
Hail Damage Roofing
Most Norman roofs that have taken hail have taken it more than once. The technical problem on an inspection here is rarely finding damage at all.
Wind Damage Roofing
Wind damage in central Oklahoma is chronically under-reported, and the reason is simple. A wind-damaged roof looks entirely normal from the driveway, right up until the week it starts leaking.
Roof Inspections
The most valuable roof inspection you can buy in Norman is the one you get on a clear day, before anything has happened. It creates the baseline that every later storm gets measured against.
Asphalt Shingle Roofs
Asphalt covers most of Norman, and the honest advice about it is unpopular with salespeople. Buy the middle of the range, and put the difference into the parts of the roof that will still be there after the next storm.
Metal Roofing
Metal is the one covering that genuinely changes the replacement clock in Norman, and it is also the one most often sold on the wrong promise. A metal roof is not hail-proof.
Tile Roofing
Concrete and clay tile do exist around Norman, mostly on newer custom homes and a handful of older Spanish-influenced houses. We work on them, and we will usually advise against installing a new one here.
Flat & Low-Slope Roofing
Most low-slope roofing around Norman is not a flat building at all. It is a porch, an addition, a dormer return or a converted garage attached to a house that is otherwise pitched, and the transition between the two is where it goes wrong.
Roof Coatings & Sealing
We install coatings on metal and on commercial low-slope roofs, and we will tell you not to put one on a residential asphalt roof in Norman. That is not a general preference.
Roof Ventilation
Ventilation gets designed on paper and then destroyed by weather. In Norman the question is not only how much net free area a roof has, but whether the vents providing it are still intact after a storm.
Skylights
We service skylights, we replace them, and on a Norman roof we generally suggest installing fewer than you want. Every skylight is a hole in the roof plane that has to be re-detailed every single time the roof is claimed.
Gutters & Downspouts
Gutters in Norman do two jobs, and the second one is not obvious. They carry roof water away from the foundation, and they stand as a witness to a hail event that the shingles may still be arguing about.
Fascia & Soffit
Fascia and soffit read as trim to most people and as a pressure boundary to a roofer. In a wind event they are where the storm decides whether or not it gets into your attic.
Chimney Flashing
No other penetration on a Norman roof produces as many leaks as a chimney, and the cause is nearly always the same: whoever worked on it last reached for a caulk gun instead of a grinder. Done properly, the detail uses two independent metal layers, each with its own job.
Emergency Tarping
A tarp is a temporary roof, and it is worth doing properly because a bad one causes more damage than the hole it was covering. In Norman we are usually tarping at night, in wind, on a roof that is still wet.
Commercial Roofing
Commercial low-slope roofs across central Oklahoma fail from hail in a way that is quieter and more expensive than a residential failure. The building keeps operating normally while the assembly underneath gets steadily wet.
Insurance Claim Help
The most valuable thing a roofer can tell you about an insurance claim is whether to open one at all. Around Norman that decision comes up more often than it does most places, and the answer is not always yes.
Norman Roof Pros is a registered, insured roofing contractor in Norman, Oklahoma, handling roof replacement, roof leak repair, hail and wind damage restoration, metal roofing, low-slope membrane work and commercial roofing across Cleveland County. We install architectural laminate, SBS-modified and UL 2218 Class 4 impact-rated shingles, 24-gauge standing seam steel, TPO and EPDM.
Central Oklahoma retires roofs on a storm clock rather than a wear clock, and that shapes how we quote. The covering is a consumable that will most likely be claimed again. The decking, the fasteners, the synthetic underlayment, the valley membrane, the drip edge and the ventilation are the parts that stay, so that is where the money belongs. We will say when a cheaper covering is the right call.
Every job starts with an inspection on the roof rather than from the driveway, and ends with a written scope naming each item and the reason for it. We repair when a repair will hold, replace when it will not, and document either way so you have a dated file if a claim follows. Free estimates, straight answers, and a written workmanship warranty on everything we install.
What Norman Customers Say
They walked the roof, came back down, and told us it was not damaged enough to be worth a claim. Wrote it up anyway with photographs so we would have a dated record. Six months later a second storm finished the job and that file made the whole claim straightforward.
Our roof is a nightmare of hips and valleys and we wanted metal. They talked us out of it. Said the flashing labor would cost more than the panels and every transition was another place to leak. Put a rubberized shingle on instead and it has been through two hail events without a repair.
The attic was the part nobody else bothered to look at. Turned out the soffit vents had been painted shut years ago and insulation was sitting on top of the rest of them. They fixed the intake while the roof was off. Upstairs is noticeably cooler now.
Storm took part of the ridge on a Saturday night. They ran the tarp over the ridge and screwed lath through it instead of dropping tires on the thing, and it held through a week of wind while we waited on materials. Photos were taken before anything got covered, which the adjuster remarked on.
Why Norman Chooses Norman Roof Pros
- ✓Every proposal separates the consumable covering from the permanent assembly, and prices each
- ✓We date hail strikes and mark separate events, so prior damage does not quietly shorten your claim
- ✓Decking is quoted as a stated per-sheet allowance, never a flat guess that moves at tear-off
- ✓Seal strips are tested by hand across the windward slopes and counted, not described as some
- ✓We core commercial membranes before quoting a coating, and walk away when the cores read wet
- ✓We will tell you when a roof is undamaged, when a repair will hold, and when to skip the claim
About Norman Roof Pros in Norman, OK
Norman Roof Pros is a roofing contractor serving Norman and the surrounding Cleveland, McClain, Oklahoma, Pottawatomie, Canadian and Grady county communities. We are registered and insured, we install asphalt, metal, tile and low-slope membrane, and we take residential and commercial work in roughly equal measure.
The company is built around one local fact. The national maximum in annual hail days sits broadly over Oklahoma, so roofs here are usually retired by an event rather than by age. That makes documenting your roof properly, installing the permanent parts of the assembly correctly, and being straight about which covering is worth the money on a shortened clock the three most useful things we can do.
When not to call us: if a single pipe boot is leaking and you are comfortable on a ladder, that is a cheap part and an afternoon, and we would rather say so than sell a service call. If you need someone to argue a disputed claim, you want a licensed public adjuster or an attorney, not a roofer. And if three companies have called the roof fine, a fourth opinion is not what you need.
How It Works
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On-Roof Inspection, Not a Drive-By
We walk every slope, test seal strips by hand, check bruising by touch, then go into the attic for sheathing stains, daylight at the ridge and blocked soffit intake. You get dated photographs with a scale in frame, slope by slope, whether or not you hire us.
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A Written Scope That Names Causes
Every line says what is being done and why: the valley membrane, the per-sheet decking allowance, the nail pattern, the flashing detail. If a repair will hold, the scope says repair, and it explains what would change that answer.
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Install to the Storm, Not the Minimum
Full tear-off to one layer as the code requires, ring-shank fasteners six per shingle in the nail zone, synthetic underlayment, self-adhered membrane in valleys and at pitch changes, and metal drip edge at both eaves and rakes.
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Cleanup, Walkthrough and the File
We magnet-sweep the yard and drive, walk the finished roof with you, and hand over the photo file, the material data and the written workmanship warranty, so your next inspection already has a baseline to measure against.
Commercial Roofing in Norman & Across Central Oklahoma
We reroof, restore and maintain low-slope buildings across the Norman and Oklahoma City metro: retail strips, warehouses, clinics, churches, schools and multi-tenant offices. Hail is the governing load on a flat roof in this market, so we specify assemblies that survive an impact rather than assemblies that only satisfy a wind number, and we core before we quote so nobody buys a coating over wet insulation.
- ✓60 and 80 mil TPO and EPDM single-ply, mechanically attached or fully adhered
- ✓Two-ply SBS modified bitumen where a redundant membrane earns its cost
- ✓High-density gypsum or asphaltic cover board over insulation on nearly every reroof
- ✓Infrared moisture scanning and grid core sampling, with the moisture map handed over
- ✓Silicone restoration on sound, dry membranes, and a straight no when the cores read wet
- ✓Curb, pipe, conduit stand and gas-line penetration re-flashing
- ✓Drain, scupper and overflow assessment with tapered insulation where ponding is chronic
- ✓Phased tear-off sequenced to a daily dry-in target for buildings that cannot close
Service Areas
Norman Roof Pros serves Norman, OK and surrounding communities including:
Recent Projects Across central Oklahoma
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a permit to replace a roof in Norman?
No. The City of Norman does not require a permit for roofing work, which surprises most homeowners. The work still has to meet every adopted code, and your contractor still has to be registered with the Oklahoma Construction Industries Board. No permit is not the same as no rules, and the absence of an inspector is precisely why a written scope matters here.
How many layers of shingles am I allowed to have?
One. The residential code as amended for Oklahoma allows a single layer of asphalt shingles and does not allow recovering a roof that already carries one. If a bid quotes you a layover on an existing asphalt roof, that bid is not code-compliant. It also buries the decking, which is the part actually worth looking at.
Is a Class 4 impact-rated shingle worth the money here?
Sometimes. It resists mat fracture better than a standard laminate, and it is not a hail-proof roof. Be careful what you are promised on the insurance side: Oklahoma's wind and hail premium-discount statute is written around the IBHS FORTIFIED standard and is conditioned on the insurer finding a discount actuarially justified. That is a different thing from a Class 4 shingle, so ask your agent what your carrier actually credits before you pay for the upgrade.
All my neighbors got new roofs and I did not. Is mine damaged?
Not necessarily. Hail falls in swaths with surprisingly hard edges, and two houses on the same street can genuinely have different outcomes. A swath can also clip one elevation of a roof and leave the rest untouched, which is why we inspect slope by slope. Get it looked at from on top of the roof and take the answer either way.
How long do I have to file a hail claim on my roof?
Longer than most people assume. If your policy limits the time to report wind or hail damage to a roof, Oklahoma law requires it to allow a claim to be filed up to twenty-four months after the date of loss. Separately, once a claim is denied in writing, you have seventy-two hours from that written notice to cancel a roofing contract you signed against the proceeds.
Someone knocked on my door and offered to cover my deductible. Should I sign?
No, and you should treat the offer as a warning. Oklahoma law forbids a roofing contractor from advertising or promising to pay any part of your deductible, and requires written notice of that rule with the initial estimate. A company opening with an illegal offer is telling you how it handles everything else. Check the registration before you sign anything.