Guthrie Roofing That Helps the Roof You Have Last Longer
We look after roofs the way a good mechanic looks after an engine: regular inspections, careful roof repair, storm damage repair and gutter work that keep small problems small. When a roof has given all it can, we handle full roof replacement. Homeowners in Guthrie, Edmond and Stillwater call us to plan ahead.
- 30+ years of roofing experience
- Photos of everything we find
- Line-by-line written estimates
- Honest repair-or-replace answers
Roofing Services Built Around Upkeep
Most roofs do not fail all at once. A cracked pipe boot, a lifted shingle tab or a gutter that pulls water back under the drip edge does the slow damage, and catching those early is where we spend much of our time. Our roof inspections and roof repair work are meant to buy your roof real years. When storms hit, storm damage repair puts things right, our gutters service keeps water moving off and away from your home, and roof replacement is there when patching no longer makes sense.
Roof Replacement
Full tear-off and new roof systems with sound decking, careful flashing and balanced ventilation, built so routine care keeps them working for years.
Roof Repair
Leaks, lifted shingles and tired flashing traced to the cause and repaired in matching materials, so the roof you already have keeps doing its job.
Roof Inspections
A close look at shingles, flashing, vents and the attic, with photos and a written list of what needs care now and what can wait.
Storm Damage Repair
After hail or high wind, we document the damage, repair what the storm broke and leave the sound parts of your roof to keep doing their job.
Gutters
Gutter repair, re-pitching and one-piece aluminum installation that keeps rainwater off your fascia and away from your foundation.
Towns We Serve Around Guthrie
Guthrie is where most of our days begin, and our crews also travel out to Edmond, Stillwater, Piedmont, Perkins and Jones. We take on roofs in Spencer, The Village, Nichols Hills, Midwest City and Del City too. Every home gets the same unhurried inspection, the same photos and the same line-by-line estimate, however long the drive.
- Guthrie
- Edmond
- Stillwater
- The Village
- Piedmont
- Spencer
- Nichols Hills
- Perkins
- Jones
- Midwest City
- Del City
If your town is not on this list, mention where you live when you phone and we will give you a straight answer about whether we can take the job.
How We Look After a Roof
We would rather help you keep a sound roof for another decade than sell you a new one early. That shapes how we inspect, how we price and how we finish each job.
We read the whole roof first
Before we recommend anything, we walk the roof and check flashing, vents, valleys, sealant and decking, then look at the attic where we can. A leak at the ceiling often starts several feet uphill from where it shows.
Photos of what we found
You get pictures of the trouble spots, not just our word for it. That way you can see the worn boot or the soft decking for yourself and decide without pressure.
Repair when repair is right
If a roof has good years left, we say so and price the repair. If it is near the end, we explain why, show you the signs, and let you plan the replacement on your own schedule.
Materials chosen to age well
We match shingles, underlayment and flashing to how your roof actually takes weather. Impact-rated shingles, sealed valleys and properly lapped drip edge cost a little more up front and tend to hold up through years of hail and wind.
A finish you can live with
Clean lines at the ridge, flashing tucked and sealed by hand, and a yard swept with a magnet before we leave. The details nobody looks at are usually the ones that decide how long a roof lasts.
How a Job Runs With Us
Roof work goes best when you know what is coming next. Here is the order we follow on most jobs.
- 1
A phone conversation
You tell us what you are seeing, whether that is a stain on the ceiling, missing shingles after a storm or just an older roof you want checked. We set a time to come out.
- 2
Inspection and photos
We go up, look closely and take pictures. Then we sit down with you, show what we found and explain whether repair, ongoing upkeep or replacement makes the most sense.
- 3
A written estimate
You get the scope and the price in writing, line by line. Take the time you need; there is no deadline from our side.
- 4
The work day
We cover shrubs and protect the driveway, keep debris off your lawn, and work in an order that keeps your home dry if weather turns. At the end of each day the site is tidied and nails are swept up.
- 5
Final walk and upkeep notes
We walk the finished job with you and point out anything worth watching in the years ahead, so you know what to keep an eye on between inspections.
About Roofing Guthrie
We are a roofing company that works in and around Guthrie, and our approach is simple: treat a roof as something to look after over many years, not a product to sell every so often. Oklahoma spring storms, summer heat and winter ice put real stress on shingles and flashing. Steady attention keeps that stress from turning into water in the attic.
We take our time on the parts of the job that matter most for longevity. That means proper nailing patterns, flashing set and sealed by hand, ventilation that lets the attic breathe, and gutters pitched so water leaves the roof instead of backing up under it. When you call, you talk with someone who will explain what your roof needs in plain terms and leave the decision with you.
- License
- Oklahoma CIB roofing license
- In business
- 30+ years of roofing experience
- Warranty
- 10-year workmanship warranty
What Goes Into a Roofing Estimate
Every roof prices differently, and we would rather explain why than hand over a number with no context. These are the things that push an estimate up or down. Once we have seen your roof, we can tell you which of them apply to yours.
After the inspection, you receive a written estimate with each part of the job listed on its own. If we run into something unexpected mid-job, we stop, show you what turned up and discuss it with you before any extra work happens.
- Size and steepness
- More roof means more material and more hours. Steeper slopes need extra safety gear and a slower, more careful pace, so the work runs longer.
- What sits under the shingles
- Rotted or spongy decking has to be replaced before anything new is installed on top. It is often hidden until the old shingles come off, so we tell you up front how we deal with it if we find it.
- Your material choice
- Standard architectural shingles, impact-rated shingles and metal panels each have their own price and expected life. We compare them side by side so you can weigh cost against how many years you want the roof to last.
- Layers to remove
- Some older homes have two layers of shingles on the roof. Extra layers mean more tear-off labor and more debris to haul off.
- Penetrations and flashing
- Chimneys, skylights, vent pipes and roof-to-wall joints all need careful flashing. A simple roof with few openings goes quicker than one with many.
- Permits and gutter work
- Some roofing jobs need a city permit. When yours does, we handle the paperwork and include the fee on your estimate from the start. New gutters, or replacing runs that are bent or pulling away, appear as a separate line.
Questions Guthrie Homeowners Bring Us
- How do I know if a repair will do or the roof needs replacing?
- It depends on how old the roof is, how widely the wear has spread and what condition the decking is in. A few broken shingles or a single split pipe boot on an otherwise healthy roof is repair work. Bare granules on every slope, curled shingles in several areas or soft decking in more than one spot usually point to replacement. We share photos so you can see why we lean one way.
- How often should someone check my roof?
- Once a year works for most houses, with an extra visit after hail or high wind. A yearly roof inspection turns up loose flashing, dried sealant and packed gutters before water gets inside, and fixing those small things almost always costs less than the damage they would cause.
- Do you help with insurance claims after hail or wind?
- We can check the roof, photograph the damage and write up what we found, giving you a clear record to share with your insurer. We do not act as your adjuster and cannot decide anything about your policy. What we do is record the damage accurately and explain the repair work in plain language.
- How long does it take to replace a roof?
- For most single-family homes, anywhere from one to a few working days, based on size, pitch and how much decking needs repair. Weather can move the dates, and we never open a roof with storms in the forecast. We share the plan before work starts and keep you posted if it changes.
- Do you stand behind your work?
- Yes. Every job carries a 10-year workmanship warranty, and we go over what it covers for your roof before you sign. Ask about it when you call so you know exactly where you stand from the start.
- Why do gutters matter for my roof?
- Gutters carry water off the roof edge and away from your foundation. When they fill up or sag, water can work back under the drip edge and rot the fascia and decking. Keeping gutters clean and properly pitched is one of the simplest ways to stretch a roof's life.
- Can you quote a price by phone?
- On the phone we can talk over what you are noticing and give you a sense of the work it may take. An actual price needs an inspection first, because the decking, the flashing and any old layers of roofing all affect cost. After we look, you receive the full estimate in writing.
Get More Years From Your Roof
All it takes to begin is a quick phone call. Tell us what you have spotted, and we will set a time to look at the roof and talk through your choices.