What this site is, and what it isn't

Current as of September 2026 · Questions to hello@brokenarrowroofworks.com

Put the same brown stain on two different ceilings and you could be looking at two completely different jobs. How old the shingles are, whether the decking underneath is sound, the state of the flashing, how well the attic breathes, what hail has hit that roof over the years, and how carefully it was installed in the first place all pull the answer one way or the other. So treat the pages on this site as background reading, and then get someone up a ladder.

The list: what this website is not

• A roof inspection. Only someone standing on your roof can say whether you need a repair, whether you've got an insurance claim, or whether there's nothing to worry about at all.
• An engineer's report. Nothing here amounts to an engineering opinion on your structure.
• Advice about your particular house. We write for Broken Arrow homeowners in general, not about any one address.
• A price quote. The dollar amounts you'll see on the service pages and in the guides are ballpark planning ranges for typical jobs around Broken Arrow, Tulsa and greater Green Country. They're not quotes and they don't guarantee a price. Pitch, how many layers have to come off, repairs to the decking, the materials you pick, how easy the roof is to reach, permit costs and whatever scope your insurer signs off on all move the number. The written estimate you receive is the price.
• An opinion on your insurance coverage. Hail or wind, whether the damage is covered comes down to the policy you hold, the deductible you carry, and what your adjuster finds. Our part is documenting the damage; your carrier makes the call. And paying your deductible is on you, which is what the law says.
• Before-and-after proof. The photographs here are there to illustrate. They show the sort of conditions and work the text talks about; they aren't documentation of a particular customer's project in Broken Arrow.
• A guarantee of results. How long a roof holds up depends on the weather, how the attic is vented, how it's maintained, how much tree cover hangs over it, and what hail comes through. A roof that's installed properly gives you the best odds; it doesn't change the forecast.
• Your warranty. Whatever warranty covers your roof is whatever the contractor wrote into the contract you signed with them. The manufacturer's warranty is a separate thing, with terms and registration steps of its own.
• The company doing the work. Projects that start on this site are carried out by independent contractors. The referral marketing disclosure spells out the arrangement and the fees involved.
• An endorsement of other websites. Where we link out, it's for convenience. We don't control what's on those sites and can't vouch for its accuracy.
• A substitute for 911. If water is actively pouring in, if a tree has punched through the roof, or if there's sparking or a gas smell once the storm has passed, don't stop to read a website. Get people clear of the area, kill the power to that section of the house if that's safe for you to do, and get 911 or your utility company on the hazard before anything else. The roof, and us, come after that.
• Finished. We keep these pages current, but details shift and mistakes slip in. Spot an error or something that's gone stale? Say so and we'll fix it.

If anything on these pages leaves you unsure, ask before you decide anything about your roof. Phone (918) 359-2694 or write to hello@brokenarrowroofworks.com and a person will follow up with you.