A Roofer for Cleveland County, OK, From Moore to Norman
Mark Ferguson Roofing & Construction is a roofer Cleveland County, OK, homeowners can call for storm repairs and new roofs in Norman and Moore. Call (405) 414-8238.
Storm Damage Repair in Moore, OK, and Roof Work Across the County
Cleveland County lies just south of Oklahoma City, with Moore close to the city line and Norman farther south. Homes here face the same spring storm season as the rest of central Oklahoma, and many roofs carry the marks of more than one hailstorm.
As a roofer Cleveland County, OK, homeowners call after storms and as roofs age, our work usually falls into a few kinds of jobs. Each one starts with a close look on the roof, not a guess from the driveway:
- Storm damage repair for wind torn shingles, bent flashing and leaks after a front.
- Roof replacement when a roof has worn out or taken too many hits to patch.
- Impact-resistant roofing with Class 4 shingles that hold up better to hail.
- Roof inspections after a storm, or before you buy a home in the area.
- Roof repair for small leaks and missing shingles before they spread.
Moore and the May 2013 Tornado
Few places know storms the way Moore does. On May 20, 2013, an EF5 tornado tore through the city, the highest rating on the Enhanced Fujita scale. Whole neighborhoods were rebuilt in the years after, which means many homes in the storm's path now carry roofs put on during that rebuilding.
Those roofs are now more than a decade old and have seen many hail seasons since. As a roofer Moore, OK, families can call, we look for the slow wear that builds up over time: shingles that have lost granules, flashing that has pulled away and vents that have cracked in the sun.
Storm damage is often a homeowner's insurance matter. A written inspection with clear photos helps you explain the damage when you talk to your insurer.
Norman, the University and the Weather Center
Norman is home to the University of Oklahoma. The National Weather Center sits on the campus, and since 2006 it has housed the National Weather Service office that issues warnings for central Oklahoma. It is fitting, since few towns watch the sky as closely as this one.
As a roofer Norman, OK, homeowners can reach with one call, we work on houses near campus and in the neighborhoods spread around town. Older homes may have layers of shingles or decking that has been patched more than once. Newer homes can still have trouble spots, such as an attic that runs hot or gutters too small for a hard rain.
East of town, Lake Thunderbird State Park draws campers and boaters. Homes out that way sit among trees and open water, so we also look for branches rubbing the roof and leaves packed in the gutters.
Roof Replacement in Norman and Moore
A roof replacement in Norman or Moore is a big decision, and it should start with facts rather than a sales pitch. We check the decking, the flashing and the attic before we suggest a new roof. If a repair will buy you good years, we say so.
When a new roof is the right call, we walk you through shingle choices, colors and the trade offs of impact-resistant shingles. In a county that sees regular hail, a tougher shingle can be worth a look. Ask your insurance agent whether your policy offers a lower rate for Class 4 shingles.
We keep the job site clean, protect your yard and flower beds, and haul away the old roof. You know what is happening each day, and you know who to call with a question.
A Roofer Cleveland County, OK, Families Can Verify
Mark Ferguson Roofing & Construction holds Oklahoma Construction Industries Board roofing registration, Okla. CIB #80000174. We are a GAF Certified Roofer and BBB A+ Accredited, and we have served the Oklahoma City metro for more than a decade.
That track record matters most after a big storm, when crews from far away show up knocking on doors. Hiring a roofer Cleveland County, OK, neighbors already know gives you someone local to call if a question comes up next spring. Choose a roofer you can look up, with a phone number that still works long after the job is done. Ask to see the registration, and ask who will be on your roof.
We also handle gutters, soffit and fascia, vinyl siding and replacement windows. That means one crew can take care of a whole storm repair list, and every estimate is free.
Cleveland County Roof Questions
Should I worry about storm chasers after a hailstorm in Moore or Norman?
It is smart to be careful. After big storms, crews from out of state often go door to door. Before you sign anything, check for an Oklahoma Construction Industries Board roofing registration and a local phone number. Ask for a written estimate and photos of the damage. A crew that will still be around next year is the one to hire.
Is my Moore roof from the 2013 rebuild due for replacement?
It depends on the shingles used, how the roof was vented and how many hailstorms it has seen since. Many roofs from that period still have years left, while others have worn faster. A close inspection tells you where yours stands. We check the granules, the seals, the flashing and the attic, then give you a plain answer.
Do you work on rental homes near the University of Oklahoma in Norman?
Yes. We work with homeowners and landlords on houses across Norman, including the streets near campus. Rental homes often go years without a close roof check, so small leaks can spread before anyone reports them. A free estimate gives you a clear list of what needs attention, so you can plan repairs around your tenants.
Schedule a Free Roof Check South of the City
Cleveland County has seen some of the hardest storms in the state, and its roofs show it. Let us look at yours, tell you honestly what we find and give you a free estimate, with photos so you can see the condition of the roof for yourself. Call today or see the other places we serve.
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