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Claremore is the seat of Rogers County and the largest city in the northeast Tulsa metro, roughly twenty-five miles from downtown Tulsa via US-169. Route 66 and US-412 both pass through the city and have shaped its growth pattern. The housing mix here is more layered than most Tulsa-area suburbs: historic Will Rogers Boulevard properties going back to the early 1900s, mature blocks ringing Rogers State University, mid-century neighborhoods filling out the older city limits, and the newer subdivision developments going up along Highway 88 and Country Club Road. Every roof we install in Claremore meets the same northeast Oklahoma exposure: spring hail, summer wind, winter freeze-thaw.
Arrowhead has been on Claremore roofs since 1987. From the Tulsa office, the US-169 north plus eastbound jump puts us in Claremore within about thirty minutes, so a Claremore job is a routine assignment for our crews. Every install here goes down as a full GAF system, with warranty registration files made possible by two credentials almost no contractor in the state can match: the longest GAF Master Elite® tenure in Oklahoma and an active 3-Star President’s Club designation. Together they open access to the strongest warranty tier GAF offers (lifetime workmanship, 40 years non-prorated).
From the Victorian and craftsman homes on Will Rogers Boulevard out to the university blocks near Rogers State, from the mid-century neighborhoods circling downtown to the newer builds along Country Club Road, every Claremore install ships the same GAF components and the same registered warranty paperwork. That has been the Claremore standard for Arrowhead since 1987.
Family-owned and Tulsa-based since 1987. Claremore is a thirty-minute run up US-169 from our office; crews are out there most weeks.
Active 3-Star recipient since the program existed. Backed by the longest unbroken Master Elite tenure on the GAF books in Oklahoma.
Three workmanship tiers stack on every Claremore install. Standard 5-year baseline, 25-year GAF Golden Pledge® for full replacements, and a lifetime tier, 40 years non-prorated, that comes only with 3-Star certification.
Hail strike or wind event in Claremore? Our after-hours line picks up, and the tarping crew is typically dispatched to a damaged Claremore roof inside a few hours.
When a Claremore storm leaves more than shingle damage behind, siding, gutter, window, fascia, and interior repair all go on one work order.
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Hearth® financing is available on Claremore roof projects, with same-as-cash terms when the balance closes inside the first year.
Claremore inspection deliverables: photographic evidence by slope, full measurements, a written work scope built for adjuster review.
Arrowhead Roofing has completed 25 jobs in Claremore, OK between May 2026 and August 2026.
The 6 customer reviews shown here average 5.0 out of 5.
The most recent job was on August 20, 2026.
Arrowhead Roofing has completed 41 jobs in Claremore, OK in the last 12 months. The first job there was in May 2019.
Free roof inspection and estimate after a major hailstorm.
Free roof leak inspection. Found a pipe jack collar that needed to be sealed, so I sealed it for the customer.
Free estimate for a shed roof replacement and a 4” furnace pipe flashing reset.
Arrowhead Roofing will be meticulously removing the old roofing material, ensuring a clean slate for the new installation. Our team will then installed GAF Timberline UHDZ Class 4 lifetime shingles.
A thorough roof inspection was conducted for a loyal customer following a severe hailstorm. The inspection began with a detailed assessment of the roof's condition, identifying areas affected by the storm. Each section of the roof was examined for hail damage, including dents, cracks, and missing shingles. Special attention was given to the underlayment and flashing to ensure no hidden damage existed. Photographs were taken of the damaged areas to document the extent of the damage. A comprehensive report was provided, outlining the necessary repairs and potential long-term effects if left unaddressed. The customer was given clear, actionable advice on the best course of action to protect their home from further damage.
This customers roof is totaled by the recent hail storm. The insurance company will be fully approving a new replacement GAF roof system.
Following a severe hailstorm, a thorough roof inspection revealed extensive damage. The team initiated the process by safely removing the damaged roofing materials, ensuring no further harm to the underlying structure. New, high-quality roofing materials were then installed, chosen for their durability and resistance to future weather events. The installation was meticulous, with each shingle and flashing piece perfectly aligned to ensure optimal protection. Additionally, the team addressed any underlying issues, such as damaged attic ventilation and insulation, to prevent future problems. The final inspection confirmed the roof's resilience against future storms, providing peace of mind to the homeowner.
Following a severe hailstorm, a thorough roof inspection was conducted to assess the damage. The inspection revealed extensive hail impact, causing significant damage to the roofing materials. A detailed estimate was provided for a complete roof replacement, including the removal of damaged shingles, underlayment, and any necessary structural repairs. The estimate detailed the materials and labor required to restore the roof to its pre-storm condition, ensuring durability and protection against future weather events. The project was completed efficiently, with a focus on quality and customer satisfaction, resulting in a fully restored and reliable roof system.
Arrowhead Roofing will be replacing this roof with a brand new GAF timberline class 4 UHDZ shingle. This roof will be approved by insurance due to the recent hail storm.
Arrowhead Roofing will be installing a brand new GAF UHDZ class 4 shingle for this customer. Fully approved by insurance from the recent hail storms!
A homeowner was thrilled after the successful completion of a roof inspection with Arrowhead Roofing and USAA Insurance. We meticulously inspected the damage to his home in the Vintage housing addition, identifying areas of damage. We coordinated with a USAA adjuster to ensure a thorough evaluation of the roof's condition.
A thorough inspection revealed significant hail damage, necessitating the replacement of the roof, guttering, and vinyl siding. The roof inspection identified multiple dents and punctures, compromising its integrity and weatherproofing. The guttering was found to have several broken sections, which could lead to water damage if left unaddressed. The vinyl siding inspection showed numerous dents and cracks, affecting both the aesthetics and protection of the structure. After careful assessment, it was determined that replacing these components was essential to restore the property's integrity and prevent further damage. The new roof was installed with high-quality materials, ensuring durability and protection against future weather events. The guttering was replaced with robust, corrosion-resistant materials to ensure efficient water drainage. The vinyl siding was also replaced with premium-grade siding, enhancing the home's curb appeal and providing better protection against the elemen
We met with this adjuster this morning. This roof was approved for full roof replacement due to hail damage.
Recently, I conducted a comprehensive roof replacement estimate for a potential client. I began by thoroughly inspecting the existing roof to assess its condition, identifying areas of wear and damage. I then evaluated the roof's structure, taking into account factors such as age, material, and overall integrity. After gathering all necessary data, I provided a detailed estimate that included the cost of materials, labor, and any additional services required. I explained the benefits of various roofing materials and options, ensuring the client understood their choices. The estimate was presented in a clear, easy-to-understand format, allowing the client to make an informed decision. Throughout the process, I maintained open communication, addressing any questions or concerns the client had. This detailed approach ensured the client felt confident in the quality of the service provided.
A thorough roof inspection was conducted to assess the extent of hail damage. Multiple areas showed significant impact, with visible dents, cracks, and punctures. The inspection revealed that the damage was too extensive for repairs, necessitating a full roof replacement. The old roofing materials were carefully removed, and new, high-quality shingles were installed. The new roof was designed to withstand future weather conditions, ensuring durability and protection. Attention to detail was paramount throughout the process, from ensuring proper ventilation to sealing all edges and seams. The completed project restored the roof's integrity, providing long-lasting protection against the elements.
A thorough roof inspection for storm damage uncovered significant issues, including multiple damaged shingles, compromised underlayment, and weakened structural elements. The findings indicated that a full roof replacement was necessary. I recommended an upgraded Class 4 roof, which offers superior durability and protection. This new roof includes a manufacturer-backed extended warranty, ensuring long-term peace of mind. The insurance process was initiated, and the homeowner is now set to benefit from a more resilient and reliable roofing system. The replacement will enhance the home's overall integrity and safeguard against future weather-related damage.
A thorough hail inspection was conducted to assess potential damage. The roof was examined meticulously, checking for any signs of wear or impact from hail. To the relief of the property owner, the inspection revealed that the roof remained in excellent condition, showing no evidence of damage. Every section was inspected, from the shingles to the underlayment, ensuring that no area was overlooked. The integrity of the roofing system was confirmed, providing peace of mind that the roof would continue to protect the property effectively. This detailed inspection process ensured that any potential issues were identified and addressed promptly.
Roof inspection revealed extensive hail damage from recent storm. Insurance claim is filed for a full roof replacement, along with new guttering.
These guys are fast and easy to work with. I highly recommend Arrowhead Roofing.
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Absolutely the Best!! I Highly Recommend Arrowhead Roofing!! Andy took care of everything with my insurance company his kindness professional friendly service gave me the confidence to work with this company, He took the time to listen to my concerns he addressed them handled everyone of them assured me that my roofing issues would be taken care of!! With people like Andy who represents Arrowhead Roofing you can be assured that this company invests in their employees by providing the consumer with Honesty Integrity Hardworking and complete Transparency! Choose Arrowhead Roofing You’ll be glad you did!!!
Rachel
Andy Anderson and his crew did an outstanding job replacing my roof and guttering. Thrilled with results, would highly recommend to anyone.
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These are the services we run on Claremore homes and businesses week in and week out. The descriptions stay plain so any homeowner can pick the line that fits their roof and skip straight to a useful first conversation.
Claremore Roof Repair. Repair calls in Claremore tend to cluster around three failure modes: wind-lifted shingle sections post-storm, leaks tracking down chimney flashings or pipe boots, and end-of-summer nail-pop tenting visible from the curb. Each repair is traced to its actual point of failure and documented with photographs and notes.
Claremore Roof Replacement. Claremore replacements run complete GAF systems from the deck up. The system includes the appropriate underlayment for the slope, ice-and-water shield where geometry calls for it, a starter strip, the GAF shingle line selected, and a proper ridge vent configuration. Warranty paperwork registers as part of project close-out.
Free Claremore Roof Inspections. Free roof inspections anywhere in the Claremore city limits or out to the Rogers County properties we cover. Photographs from the roof, written observations, a documented condition assessment, packaged and delivered to the homeowner. The report belongs to the homeowner regardless of next steps.
Claremore Storm Damage Restoration. Spring storm cells crossing northeast Oklahoma typically reach Claremore in the same window as the rest of the metro. After one comes through, the inspection priorities are documenting the actual damage on the roof in a format the carrier will accept and getting tarping in place on any roof that has been opened up. Both happen the same day when possible.
Claremore Commercial Roofing. On the commercial side, our Claremore book includes TPO, EPDM, built-up, metal, and modified bitumen systems. Office and retail along Will Rogers Boulevard, the Rogers State University property base, the church and school stock around town, all get the same level of documentation and warranty discipline as our residential work.
Claremore housing stock spans more eras than any Phase 3 Tier A suburb we have worked. The downtown Will Rogers Boulevard area carries late-1800s through 1920s commercial and residential brick. The blocks ringing Rogers State University are mature, with a mix of postwar tract construction and student-rental conversions. Mid-century neighborhoods circle the historic core, and the recent subdivisions out east along Country Club Road and out south toward Owasso are largely 21st-century. The right install spec varies meaningfully by era.
Claremore takes the standard northeast Oklahoma storm pattern with one regional wrinkle. Spring hail cells tracking up from southwest Oklahoma reach Claremore around the time they reach Tulsa, with no major obstacle slowing them. The Oologah Reservoir to the north and the Verdigris River to the west influence local microclimate but do not redirect the primary spring storm tracks. Summer brings sustained wind and UV that age south-facing slopes faster. Winter ice loads come through every few seasons.
Claremore homeowners take roofing work seriously. This is a community shaped by Rogers State University, a working downtown, and a substantial preservation culture (the Will Rogers Memorial Museum, the Will Rogers Hotel, the Belvidere Mansion, the Lynn Riggs Memorial all live here). Our Claremore customers know building conditions, ask substantive questions about decking and ventilation, and want a roof that performs against the warranty paperwork. That standard has been our baseline on Claremore work since 1987.
Roof claims move at the speed of the documentation file. Our Claremore roof inspections deliver a packaged file containing slope-by-slope photographs, the field measurements behind the scope, and the recommended work scope itself. Our estimator is on-site for the adjuster meeting when the carrier sets it. For a fuller walk-through of the claim process from inspection to payout, the claims process guide on our site covers the steps in detail.
Arrowhead Roofing is not a licensed public adjuster. We do not negotiate insurance claims. We provide roof inspections, document storm damage, and meet with insurance adjusters to support the inspection process.
Claremore is the seat of Rogers County, located about twenty-five miles northeast of downtown Tulsa where State Highway 66 and US-412 intersect. The city was first settled in 1880 by John Bullette, a Delaware Indian, who named the site for Osage chief Clermont. The Frisco Railroad arrived in 1882 and shifted the townsite to its present location. The 1903 discovery of artesian mineral waters made Claremore briefly famous as “Radium Town,” a national health-spa destination. The town is most strongly identified today with its most famous native son, Will Rogers, after whom Rogers County itself is named (Will’s father, Clement Vann Rogers). The Will Rogers Memorial Museum, the Will Rogers Hotel on historic Route 66, the J.M. Davis Arms and Historical Museum, the Belvidere Mansion, the Lynn Riggs Memorial, and Rogers State University all anchor the city today. Population sits at roughly 19,000.
Arrowhead Roofing has handled Claremore roofs since 1987. From the Tulsa office, the drive up US-169 to Claremore runs about thirty minutes, putting Claremore inside our regular weekday rotation. Whether the need is a free Claremore roof inspection, a replacement scope discussion, or post-storm documentation, the team is reachable at 918-743-9257.
Yes. Claremore is part of our regular Tulsa-metro footprint and the storm response line is staffed continuously. When hail or wind opens a Claremore roof, the typical crew response window is a few hours for tarping and stabilization. Documentation of the visit happens by default so an evidence file is in place when the homeowner contacts the insurance carrier.
Routine Claremore inspections book inside two to three working days from the call. After major hail or wind events that window stretches because the most-damaged properties get scheduled first. Regardless of timing, the inspection report contains the same elements: photographs by slope, field measurements, and the recommended scope, delivered in writing.
Heavily GAF. The Claremore residential default is GAF architectural shingles, with GAF designer and luxury lines as upgrade options when a homeowner asks. GAF-approved metal options include standing-seam panels and stone-coated steel. On the commercial side, low-slope assemblies come from the GAF commercial catalog. Working with one manufacturer end-to-end is what lets us register the strongest warranty tiers.
Step one is documenting what happened on the roof, before the claim is filed. After we inspect the Claremore property, you receive a written deliverable: photographs organized by slope, the field measurements supporting the work scope, and the work scope itself. When the carrier assigns an adjuster and schedules a site visit, an Arrowhead estimator is at the property to walk the documentation with them. Arrowhead is not a licensed public adjuster. We do not negotiate insurance claims. The role we fill is documentation and inspection support.