Your Roofer in Oklahoma City, OK, for Repairs and New Roofs
Homeowners who need a roofer in Oklahoma City, OK, can call Mark Ferguson Roofing & Construction at (405) 414-8238. We drive down from Edmond for repairs, new roofs and storm work.
Roof Repair and Roof Replacement in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City covers a lot of ground, and its homes range from early 1900s houses near downtown to newer streets on the edges of the metro. The jobs we do most often in the city follow its weather and its housing, and roof repair in Oklahoma City tops the list after every spring storm.
Each job starts with an honest look at what the roof needs. Sometimes a repair is enough, and sometimes a worn roof costs more to patch than to replace. We show you photos of what we find, so you see the same thing we do.
- Roof repair for leaks, cracked flashing and shingles torn loose by wind.
- Roof replacement when a roof is past saving after years of storms.
- Storm damage repair for roofs and gutters hit by hail or high wind.
- Roof inspections to catch hidden damage before it reaches the ceiling.
- Window replacement for drafty frames that let in heat and dust.
Historic Homes in Heritage Hills and Mesta Park
Some of the oldest houses in the city sit just north of downtown. Heritage Hills became the first historic preservation district in Oklahoma City in 1969, and it holds some of the largest homes in town. Next door, Mesta Park has houses dating to 1906 and a large group of Arts and Crafts homes between NW 16th and NW 23rd Streets.
Roofs on homes like these need a careful hand. Steep pitches, dormers, old chimneys and deep eaves give water more places to sneak in. Decking may have been patched many times over the decades, and an old roof can hide more than one layer of shingles.
When we work on an older house, we take time to find the real source of a leak before we change anything. That patience is what a good roofer in Oklahoma City, OK, owes the owner of a historic home. Our goal is a sound, dry roof that suits the age and look of the home.
Storms That Shape Roofing in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City sits in one of the most active storm regions in the country. On May 20, 2013, the National Weather Service in Norman issued a Tornado Emergency for Moore and south Oklahoma City, its highest level of warning. Storms like that are rare, but hail and straight line wind hit the city most springs.
A roof can lose shingles, flashing and vent caps in a single afternoon, and a small opening can let in a lot of rain before anyone notices. Hail can crack shingles and dent gutters on one side of a street and miss the next block. That is why a quick roof check after a big storm is worth the call.
Storm damage is often a homeowner's insurance matter. A written inspection with photos gives you clear facts when you talk to your insurer.
North by Lake Hefner and Across the Metro
Lake Hefner sits in the northwest corner of the city limits, with homes on its north, west and east sides. It was built in the 1940s to add to the city's water supply. Wind can build across open water and open fields, and homes near the lake feel the full force of a spring front.
Gusts tend to work on the edges first: the rakes, the ridge and the shingles along the eaves. Gutters packed with leaves add weight and spill water toward the walls.
From the lake to the older blocks near downtown, we see every kind of roof in the city. We also handle the rest of the outside of the house. That includes gutters, soffit and fascia, vinyl siding and window replacement in Oklahoma City, so one crew can tackle a whole storm repair list.
How to Choose a Roofer in Oklahoma City, OK
There are many roofing companies in Oklahoma City, and it pays to ask a few questions before you sign. Look for a state registration, a track record and a manufacturer credential you can check. Ask how the crew protects your yard and cleans up, and who to call if a question comes up later.
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 Edmond and the Oklahoma City metro for more than a decade.
We give free estimates and explain our findings in plain words. You will know what we found, what we suggest and why, before any work starts. That is how roofing in Oklahoma City should work for every homeowner, and it is the standard we hold ourselves to as a roofer Oklahoma City, OK, families can trust.
Oklahoma City Roofing Questions
Do you work on older homes in Heritage Hills and Mesta Park?
Yes. We work on homes of all ages across Oklahoma City, including the early 1900s houses north of downtown. Older roofs often have steep pitches, dormers, old chimneys and decking that has been patched over the years. We take extra care to find the true source of any leak, and we explain your options before we start so the work fits the home.
Is a roofer in Oklahoma City, OK, worth calling if hail hit only part of my street?
It is. Hail often falls in narrow bands, so one home can take damage while the house next door looks fine. Damage on shingles is hard to judge from the ground, and soft metal like vents and gutters often shows it first. A close look on the roof tells you for sure whether your home was hit and what it needs.
Can you replace windows at the same time as my roof in Oklahoma City?
Yes. We install replacement windows as well as roofs, gutters, soffit, fascia and vinyl siding. Doing the work together can save you from scheduling several crews after a storm. Tell us everything on your list when you call, and we will look at the roof and the windows on the same visit and give you a free estimate for each.
Get Your Oklahoma City Roof Looked At
Hail, wind and heat take a steady toll on roofs across Oklahoma City. A free estimate from a local crew that knows central Oklahoma storms tells you where your roof stands and what it will take to keep your home dry. Call us today or look at the other places we serve.
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