Green Country Roofing

Attention to detail comes standard on every job.

Finials, or spires, are a great way to add a decorative touch to your roof.

Tuesday's Tip: Consider getting leaves and any other debris removed from your roof to prolong the life of your shingles. Most roofing companies perform this service at a reasonable price.

Tuesday's Tip: If after a heavy rain, you notice deposits of granules in your flower beds (as pictured below), on your patio, or in your driveway, you should consider having your roof assessed by a registered roofer as it likely means that your roof is nearing the time to be replaced.

Replacing the roof and gutters on this home in Tulsa that was affected by the May 21st hailstorm.

Tuesday's Tip: Notice the holes in this flashing. Re-using it would have made this home susceptible to leaks. When getting your roof replaced, be sure that your roofing contractor replaces the flashing on your roof to protect it from leaks.

Tuesday's Tip: Chimneys are an area of a roof that can be prone to leaks. Consequently, be sure that the scope of work for your new roof includes new step and counter flashing around any chimneys to safeguard against leaks.

We've been working on this roofing and siding project in Sapulpa. The roof and siding had sustained hail damage, so both were covered by homeowners insurance. That's a fantastic outcome for the homeowner.

Working on this cute project in Broken Arrow today.

If your roof has been damaged by a storm and requires a tarp, be sure that your roofing contractor uses cap nails, not staples, to adhere the tarp to the roof. The tarp can pull through the staples, leaving your roof susceptible to leaks.

Today's a great day to get a new roof; we are in Sapulpa.

Tuesday's Tip: A raised nail like the one pictured below can make your roof susceptible to leaks. Having your roof checked on a regular basis by a registered roofer can prevent problems like this.