Bethany, OK
Bethany Roofing With Your Family's Safety Planned In From the Start
We handle roof repair, roof replacement, storm damage repair and gutters for homes in Bethany, Warr Acres and Yukon. Before anyone climbs, we plan where the ladders go, where the debris lands and how your kids, pets and cars stay clear. Then we do the work right and leave the yard clean.
- Ladders secured before climbing
- Yard swept with magnets
- Photos of what we find
- Line-item written estimates

Roofing Work We Do for Your Home
People usually reach out because water showed up on a ceiling, shingles blew off or a hailstorm left them uneasy. We offer roof inspections, roof repair and full roof replacement, along with storm damage repair and gutters that carry water clear of your foundation. Owners of shops, offices and other buildings can count on us for commercial roof repair and commercial roof replacement too. Each service page covers what that job involves and how the work day goes.

Roof Replacement
A full tear-off and new roof, with the decking checked, your yard protected and the site made safe for your family before we leave each day.
Roof Repair
We trace leaks back to where they start, repair shingles, flashing and decking, and work carefully around your home and family.
Roof Inspections
A careful look at your shingles, flashing, vents and attic, with photos and an honest read on whether anything needs attention.
Storm Damage Repair
After hail or high wind, we check your roof safely, photograph the damage, cover open spots and repair what the storm broke.
Gutters
New one-piece gutter runs, repairs to sagging or leaking sections, and downspouts set so rain drains away from your foundation, all done with careful ladder work.
Commercial Roof Replacement
Full tear-off or recover of flat and low-slope commercial roofs, with the work zone, access points and public areas planned before the crew arrives.
Commercial Roof Repair
Leak tracing and repairs for flat and low-slope business roofs, done with fall protection and clear zones so your staff and customers stay safe below.
Towns We Serve Near Bethany
We're based in Bethany and work for homeowners and building owners throughout the west side of the metro, including Warr Acres, Yukon, Mustang, Piedmont and Oklahoma City. Our crews also cover The Village, Nichols Hills, Edmond, Del City and Moore.
- Bethany
- Warr Acres
- Oklahoma City
- Yukon
- Mustang
- The Village
- Nichols Hills
- Del City
- Piedmont
- Edmond
- Moore
Live close to one of these towns and not sure we reach your street? Just ask when we talk by phone.

What Goes Into the Price of a Roof Job
No two roofs are quite alike, so we give a price only after we've been up on yours. When two estimates land far apart, a few specific items are usually the reason. Knowing them makes any estimate easier to read side by side.
Once the inspection is done, you get a written estimate with every item on its own line. If something unexpected turns up mid-job, we pause, show you what we found and agree on the next step together.
- Roof size and pitch
- A bigger roof takes more material and more hours. A steep one also calls for extra safety setup, such as anchors, harnesses and slower footing, and that time is built into the price.
- The wood beneath the shingles
- Nobody can see the decking until the old roof comes off. Boards softened or rotted by an old leak get replaced so the new roof rests on sound wood, and your estimate mentions that chance before we start.
- Old layers to strip
- Some older houses got a second layer of shingles put over the first. Removing two layers takes longer and creates more debris to load up and haul away.
- Which material you pick
- Standard architectural shingles, impact-resistant shingles and other products vary in cost and in how well they handle hail. We show you the options next to each other, and you decide.
- Spots sealed by hand
- Every chimney, skylight, valley and plumbing pipe needs a seal cut and fitted by hand. A roof with lots of them takes more time than a plain gable.
- Permits and gutter work
- Each city sets its own permit rules, and we get one any time a job calls for it. If your gutters sag or can't keep up with the roof, new ones can be added to the same project.

A Local Roofing Company That Works Carefully
We're a roofing company based in Bethany, and we work on the same kinds of roofs our neighbors live under. Oklahoma spring brings hail, summer brings long stretches of heat, and winter can bring ice that backs up along the eaves. Those conditions wear a roof down, and we see the results every week.
What we care about most is that nobody gets hurt and nothing gets damaged that didn't need to. That means secured ladders, careful crews and a yard you can let the dog back into when we're done. It also means telling you the truth about your roof, including when a small repair is all it needs.
- License
- Oklahoma residential roofing license; Oklahoma commercial roofing license; Oklahoma general contractor license

Why Homeowners Trust Us Up on Their Roofs
Roofing puts people on ladders and heavy bundles over your driveway. We take that seriously and talk you through each step, so you always know what's going on above you.
- Licensed for every part of the job
- We hold three Oklahoma licenses: one for residential roofing, one for commercial roofing and one as a general contractor. Together they cover the roof over your house, the roof over a business and the related work that sometimes comes up during a project.
- Safe footing over a fast finish
- Our ladders sit on firm, level ground and are tied off at the top. On steep roofs the crew wears harnesses hooked to roof anchors. Hurried crews make mistakes on the roof and on the ground, so we work at a steady pace.
- A protected area around your house
- Before the old roof comes off, we mark where debris will land and ask that kids, pets and cars stay out of it. We cover shrubs, shield the AC unit and lay tarps along the walls. Every evening a magnet sweeper runs over the lawn and driveway to catch loose nails.
- You see what we see
- You likely won't go up on the roof, and there's no need to. We take photos of damaged shingles, soft decking or worn flashing and review them with you on the ground. If a repair is enough, we say so.
- Clear help with insurance
- After hail or strong wind, we record the damage carefully and explain how a claim typically goes. Coverage is up to your adjuster. Our job is to make sure you know what's actually on your roof.
How a Roof Job Runs From Start to Finish
Here's what happens after you reach us, so neither the visit nor the work day brings surprises.
- 1
A phone conversation
Tell us what you've noticed, such as a stain on the ceiling, granules piling up in the gutters or a shingle on the lawn. We'll ask a few questions and pick a day to come out.
- 2
An inspection with photos
We walk the shingles, check the seals around vents and chimneys, look over the gutters and, when we can get to it, go up into the attic too. You see every picture and get our honest take on repair versus replacement.
- 3
A written estimate
You get a line-item estimate covering materials, labor, tear-off and any permit. Take your time with it and ask us anything.
- 4
A safe, protected work day
We set the ladders and debris zone first, then cover landscaping and the AC unit and keep your driveway open when we can. Most families go about their day at home while we work, though tear-off is noisy.
- 5
Cleanup and a walk-through
Old material is hauled away, the yard gets two passes with a magnet for nails, and we review the finished roof with you using photos. You'll know exactly what was done before we leave.
What Homeowners Usually Want to Know
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Can my family stay in the house while the roof is replaced?
Yes, and almost everyone stays. We just ask that kids and pets stay inside or away from the side where old shingles are dropping, and that cars park outside the drop area. We show you exactly where that area is before anyone goes up.
How do I know whether to repair or replace my roof?
It comes down to the roof's age, how far the damage reaches and whether the decking is still solid. A few lifted shingles or a single cracked pipe boot usually means a repair. Hail hits on every slope, curling across the roof or leaks that keep coming back usually lead to roof replacement. Either way, we go over our photos and reasons with you.
A hailstorm hit my area. Do I file a claim first or call you first?
A lot of homeowners have the roof checked first, so they know if there's real damage before filing. We photograph what we find, and you can send those pictures to your insurer. Your adjuster decides on coverage, and we're glad to explain the usual steps so nothing catches you off guard.
How long does a new roof take to install?
Most homes take one to two days, based on size, pitch, layers and weather. Steep roofs or decking repairs can stretch that. We stay off wet or icy roofs because that's when falls happen, so rain can push the schedule back a day.
What should I do about a leak until you arrive?
Keep off the roof and off ladders. Indoors, move furniture and electronics aside, put a bucket under the drip and spread towels around it. If part of the ceiling is bulging with water, keep everyone out from under it and tell us when we talk.
Do you take care of the permit?
Yes. We get a permit for every job that needs one. Each city in the metro has its own rules, and handling that paperwork is part of what we do.
Is your work backed by a warranty?
Yes. Our roofing carries a lifetime workmanship warranty, and we're happy to explain what it covers when we talk by phone.
Do you also do commercial roofs?
Yes. Besides homes, we do commercial roof repair and commercial roof replacement for shops, offices and similar buildings. We use the same safety setup, plus added steps to keep staff and customers away from the work.

Get Clear Answers About Your Roof
Maybe it's a ceiling stain, a shingle in the yard or just a bad feeling after the last storm. Give us a ring, we'll set a day to come out, and you'll hear what we find in plain words without any pressure.