Terms that come with every job
The ground rules for every inspection and job, written so you don't need a lawyer to follow them.
Revised September 2026.
Not a contract
Nothing you read here is an offer you can accept by clicking. A job begins only once you and the contractor have signed a written agreement.
The roofers behind the work
Every contractor we send out holds a registration the Oklahoma Construction Industries Board issues under its Roofing Contractor Registration Act, carries general liability coverage of no less than $500,000 on residential jobs or $1,000,000 on commercial ones, and carries workers' compensation. Before a shingle comes off, you'll have the roofer's registration number and their certificate of insurance on paper. Our referral disclosure covers that relationship.
Paying for the job
Once materials are delivered, the contractor may ask for a deposit toward them; whatever remains is due when the work is finished. Financing, if you want it, comes through outside lenders on their approval and their terms.
When an insurance claim is paying
On a claim, the estimate follows the scope your carrier approved; anything you add beyond it gets its own line. Oklahoma law, 59 O.S. §1151.30, requires a written deductible notice, and every estimate carries one. The deductible and any upgrades stay your responsibility; we don't pay, forgive or rebate a deductible.
Permits
If your municipality, whether that's Broken Arrow, Tulsa or another, requires a permit, the contractor pulls it and the cost sits inside your price.
When the tear-off turns something up
Old roofs hide things nobody can spot from the ground: decking that's gone soft, a second layer of shingles, damaged framing. Your estimate carries allowances for these, and that's how they're priced; no extra work goes ahead until you've approved it in writing.
Two warranties, both on paper
The manufacturer's warranty gets registered in your name; the workmanship warranty comes in writing along with the agreement.
Free inspections and the 30-day price
Inside the area we serve, a look at your roof and a written estimate cost nothing. It's broken out line by line and the price holds for 30 days; past that, material prices get checked again and a fresh estimate goes out.
About the photographs
Photos here illustrate the kind of work described, not your roof; the disclaimer has more.
Questions on these terms: hello@brokenarrowroofworks.com or (918) 359-2694.