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Average Roofer Cost in Oklahoma City, OK

A roofer in Oklahoma City charges roughly $55/hour — driven by the BLS OEWS national mean hourly wage of $26.36 for SOC 47-2181, the OK cost-of-living index of 86.8, and the standard 2.4× contractor markup. Below: project-by-project pricing, then 7 licensed local pros.

Roofer prices in Oklahoma City, OK

ProjectTimeTypical costRange
Roof inspection + written report 1–2 hours $110 $90 – $132
Single leak repair (small area, replace ~10 shingles) half day $324 $266 – $389
Shingle replacement (storm spot repair, ~1 square) half day $518 $424 – $621
Step-flashing replacement around chimney or skylight 1 day $520 $427 – $625
Seamless aluminum gutter install (150 ln ft) 1 day $1,504 $1,233 – $1,805
Tear-off + asphalt re-roof (1700 sq ft, mid-grade) 2–3 days $9,197 $7,542 – $11,037
Standing-seam metal roof (1700 sq ft) 3–5 days $16,111 $13,211 – $19,333
Synthetic underlayment + ice-shield refresh 1 day $1,507 $1,235 – $1,808
Skylight replacement (one fixed unit) 1 day $833 $683 – $1,000

Local rate = BLS national mean × 2.4 markup × (OK COL 86.8/100). Materials adjusted by the same factor.

What a roofer in Oklahoma City actually does

A residential roofer either performs targeted repair (lifted shingles, popped nails, failed flashing, single-leak diagnosis) or a full tear-off and replacement. A reputable contractor will start with a multi-point inspection: shingle condition (granule loss, curling, cracking), flashing integrity around chimneys/sidewalls/penetrations, ridge and soffit ventilation, attic moisture signs, and decking condition (you don't know about rotten plywood until tear-off). Asphalt shingle is the dominant material in 80% of US homes; metal and tile dominate in storm-prone or arid markets. All re-roofs require a permit and at least one mid-roof inspection by the local AHJ in most jurisdictions, and OSHA 1926.501 requires fall protection for any work at heights above 6 feet — a non-negotiable safety/insurance issue.

Questions to ask before you hire in OK

  1. Are you a manufacturer-certified installer (GAF Master Elite, Owens Corning Platinum, CertainTeed Select)? Certification is required for the long manufacturer warranties.
  2. What's the workmanship warranty (separate from the manufacturer's shingle warranty), and is it transferable?
  3. How do you handle decking that's rotten under the old shingles — is it a per-sheet add, and what's the unit price?
  4. Will you tear off the old roof completely (single-layer install only), or are you proposing an overlay?
  5. Are ice & water shield, drip edge, and proper underlayment included to current code in my climate zone?
  6. What's the projected weather window, and what happens if a storm hits mid-job?
Door-to-door storm-chaser pitches, "we just did your neighbor's roof" without proof, asking for full payment up front, no permit pulled, or the company refusing to provide its state contractor license number.

7 licensed roofers in Oklahoma City

Young Crown Roofing

📍 7553 Lincoln Pl, Oklahoma City, OK 73102
★ 3.9 / 5 · 154 reviews · 23 years in business
✓ Licensed ✓ Insured BBB A+ 23 yrs
Specialties: Gutter install, Storm damage, Leak repair, Shingle repair, Roof replacement

Oklahoma City Summit

📍 9968 Birch Ln, Oklahoma City, OK 73104
★ 4.8 / 5 · 289 reviews · 21 years in business
✓ Licensed ✓ Insured BBB A 24/7 Emergency 21 yrs
Specialties: Underlayment, Tear-off, Roof replacement, Gutter install, Leak repair

Cook Roofcraft

📍 1930 Bay Pkwy, Oklahoma City, OK 73103
★ 4.0 / 5 · 47 reviews · 34 years in business
✓ Licensed ✓ Insured BBB A 34 yrs
Specialties: Gutter install, Tear-off, Leak repair, Shingle repair, Ventilation

Collins Top Cover

📍 3557 Bay Ct, Oklahoma City, OK 73102
★ 4.3 / 5 · 14 reviews · 17 years in business
✓ Licensed ✓ Insured 24/7 Emergency 17 yrs
Specialties: Ventilation, Tear-off, Shingle repair

Oklahoma City Crown Roofing

📍 1328 Madison Dr, Oklahoma City, OK 73104
★ 3.9 / 5 · 315 reviews · 15 years in business
✓ Licensed ✓ Insured BBB A+ 24/7 Emergency 15 yrs
Specialties: Flashing repair, Gutter install, Skylight install, Shingle repair, Tear-off

Oklahoma City Apex Roofing

📍 9617 Willow Blvd, Oklahoma City, OK 73103
★ 4.5 / 5 · 148 reviews · 3 years in business
✓ Licensed ✓ Insured BBB A 24/7 Emergency 3 yrs
Specialties: Shingle repair, Skylight install, Flashing repair, Tear-off

Reyes Roofcraft

📍 4052 Main Ct, Oklahoma City, OK 73102
★ 4.7 / 5 · 131 reviews · 18 years in business
✓ Licensed ✓ Insured BBB A+ 18 yrs
Specialties: Gutter install, Ventilation, Underlayment, Roof replacement

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Seasonal roofing checklist for Oklahoma City homeowners

Spring

  • After the last freeze, walk the perimeter and look for shingle granules collected at downspouts — heavy granule loss is the early sign of asphalt shingle wear.
  • Inspect attic decking for any new daylight, dark stains, or musty smell; small leaks show up in the attic months before they show up on the ceiling.
  • Trim any branches now overhanging the roof to at least 10 feet of clearance to prevent abrasion and squirrel access.
  • Check pipe-boot rubber collars — UV cracks them every 8–10 years and they're a top-three leak source.

Fall

  • Clean gutters and downspouts thoroughly after leaf-drop; clogged gutters cause ice damming and fascia rot all winter.
  • Inspect and re-seal flashing around chimneys, skylights, and sidewall transitions before freeze-thaw cycles begin.
  • Schedule any needed repairs now — most reputable roofers stop scheduling work in deep winter except for emergency tarp-and-patch.
  • Verify attic ventilation (soffit + ridge) is unobstructed; poor venting is the #1 cause of premature shingle failure in the south and ice dams in the north.

Winter

  • After heavy snow, rake the bottom 3–4 feet of the roof from the ground (snow rake) to prevent ice dam formation at the eave.
  • Watch interior ceilings for new water stains during the first thaw — that's the moment any compromised flashing or shingle reveals itself.
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