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We install GAF asphalt shingle roofs on more Tulsa homes than any other roofing system, and there is a reason for that. Asphalt holds up to spring hail, summer UV, supercell winds, and ice-storm freeze-thaw cycles better than almost any other material at its price point. As Oklahoma’s oldest GAF Master Elite® Contractor since 1987, our team in Tulsa installs the full GAF shingle line, from the workhorse Timberline HDZ to Class 4 impact-resistant Timberline AS II to designer luxury shingles. Every roof we put down is backed by GAF’s manufacturer warranties and our 5-year workmanship guarantee. Schedule a free Tulsa roof inspection to talk through your options.
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Asphalt is the dominant residential roofing material across Tulsa, Broken Arrow, Owasso, Bixby, Jenks, and the rest of the metro. Walk any neighborhood, from the older homes in Maple Ridge and Florence Park to the newer construction on the south side, and you will see asphalt shingle roofs on most homes. That is not an accident. Asphalt shingles offer the best balance of cost, longevity, weather performance, and insurance familiarity of any residential roofing system available today.
What separates a good asphalt roof from a bad one is the manufacturer and the installation. We chose to specialize in GAF because GAF builds the most consistently engineered asphalt shingles in North America, and because GAF backs its products with the strongest warranty program in the industry. Less than 2% of roofing contractors nationwide qualify as GAF Master Elite, and we have held that designation longer than any other contractor in Oklahoma.
Here is what that combination means for a Tulsa homeowner:
If you are considering a new roof or comparing materials for an upcoming replacement, our team can walk you through the full GAF asphalt line in person and show you samples on a home in your neighborhood. Browse our full residential roofing catalog to see how asphalt fits alongside our other residential services.













GAF builds a deeper asphalt shingle line than any other manufacturer, which means there is a GAF shingle that fits virtually every Tulsa home. The right choice depends less on price and more on what you need the roof to do: handle hail, anchor a high-end curb-appeal upgrade, qualify for an insurance discount, or simply last another 25 years without trouble. The table below maps each GAF line to the kind of Tulsa homeowner it fits best.
| GAF Shingle Line | Best Fit For | Wind Rating | Impact Rating | Typical Lifespan |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Timberline HDZ | The majority of Tulsa replacements. The workhorse architectural shingle. | Up to 130 mph | Class 3 | 25 to 30 years |
| Timberline AS II | Hail-prone areas of the metro, or homeowners pursuing an insurance discount. | Up to 130 mph | Class 4 (highest) | 25 to 30 years |
| Timberline UHDZ with UltraMat | Homeowners who want both Class 4 impact resistance and a heavier, deeper-shadow aesthetic. | Up to 130 mph | Class 4 (highest) | 30+ years |
| Designer Shingles (Camelot II, Grand Sequoia, Glenwood, Slateline, Woodland) | High-end homes pursuing a slate, wood-shake, or designer profile. | Up to 130 mph | Class 3 (Class 4 on select lines) | 30+ years |
| Royal Sovereign 3-Tab | Rental properties, garages, or strictly budget-driven replacements. | Up to 60 mph | Class 1 | 15 to 20 years |
If we put down 100 roofs in Tulsa this year, somewhere around 70 of them will be Timberline HDZ. There is a reason: HDZ hits the sweet spot for nearly every Tulsa home. It is architectural, so it has the dimensional shadow lines that look right on a modern home. It carries GAF’s LayerLock technology, which holds the nailing zone in place and lets us hit GAF’s full wind rating with confidence. And it pairs with GAF’s StainGuard Plus algae protection, so your roof still looks new after Tulsa’s humid summers.
If your home is in a hail-prone part of the metro, or you have had multiple hail claims in the past decade, talk to us about Timberline AS II. AS II is rated Class 4 for impact resistance, which is the highest classification UL gives an asphalt shingle. Many Oklahoma homeowners insurance carriers offer a premium discount for a verified Class 4 roof. We will provide the documentation your insurer needs after the installation is complete.
For Tulsa homes where curb appeal is the priority, GAF’s designer line offers the look of slate (Slateline), wood shake (Woodland, Grand Sequoia), or premium architectural depth (Camelot II, Glenwood) without the weight or maintenance overhead of those natural materials. Designer shingles cost more than architectural but less than true slate or tile, and the install process is the same as any other asphalt roof.
UHDZ is GAF’s ultra-thick architectural shingle, and as of 2026 the Class 4 impact-resistant UltraMat version is the nationwide standard for the line. That makes UHDZ a strong middle-ground choice for Tulsa homeowners: you get the heavier profile and deeper shadow lines that move the look closer to designer, the same Class 4 impact rating as Timberline AS II, and a 30-year StainGuard Plus PRO algae warranty. UHDZ is worth a look any time the conversation is between standard HDZ and the designer line.

Tulsa puts roofs through a punishing weather cycle every year. A roofing material that performs well in Phoenix or Seattle may not survive five Oklahoma seasons. Here is how GAF asphalt shingles handle each of the events your roof will face.
Spring hail (March through June). Peak hail season in the Tulsa metro runs from March through June, and the supercells that develop along the dryline can drop hail from quarter-size to baseball-size. GAF’s standard Timberline HDZ is Class 3 impact-rated, which handles most Tulsa hail events without significant damage. Timberline AS II steps up to Class 4, the highest impact rating UL gives an asphalt shingle, and is the right call for homes that have taken multiple hail hits over the past decade.
High-wind and supercell events. Tulsa sits at the eastern edge of Tornado Alley, which means even non-tornadic storms can produce 70-mph straight-line winds. GAF Timberline shingles are wind-rated to 130 mph when installed per spec with the correct starter strip and ridge cap. The combination of LayerLock adhesion and proper nail placement is what unlocks that full rating. If we install your roof, we hit the rating.
Summer UV and thermal cycling. Tulsa summers regularly push roof deck temperatures above 150°F. Day-to-night thermal swings stress every part of the assembly, from the shingles down through the decking. GAF’s mineral granules are ceramic-coated and UV-stable, which means the shingles retain their color and structural integrity for the full lifespan of the warranty rather than fading or becoming brittle.
Winter ice storms. Tulsa sees an ice storm roughly every other winter, and they are hard on roofs. The freeze-thaw cycle works water into any gap in the assembly, and the weight of ice loading tests every fastener. Proper installation matters more than any single product feature here. Our crews are trained to install GAF’s full system, including starter strip, ice-and-water shield at eaves and valleys, proper underlayment, and ridge cap, which is what makes a roof actually waterproof under ice loading.
Algae and humidity. Tulsa’s humidity feeds the dark streaks you see on roofs that have gone five or six years without cleaning. GAF’s StainGuard Plus uses copper-infused granules that prevent algae growth for 25 years. On older roofs without StainGuard, the streaking is cosmetic, not structural, but it is a sign the roof is past mid-life. Homeowners in Broken Arrow, Owasso, and other newer developments often go straight to a GAF shingle with StainGuard to avoid the issue from day one.

What separates a 30-year roof from a 12-year roof is rarely the shingle itself. It is the installation. GAF Master Elite contractors install to a higher standard than the IRC code minimum, and every roof we install in Tulsa follows the same sequence:

The warranty stack on a GAF asphalt shingle roof installed by Arrowhead Roofing is the most comprehensive coverage available to a Tulsa homeowner. Coverage falls into two categories: manufacturer warranties on the materials, and workmanship warranties on our installation.
Manufacturer warranties from GAF:
Workmanship warranties from Arrowhead Roofing:
Warranty coverage is one of the strongest arguments for installing a manufacturer-certified roof in the first place. A roof installed by a non-certified contractor cannot register for the higher GAF warranty tiers, and any installation error voids the manufacturer coverage. Our Master Elite + 3-Star designation is what unlocks the full lifetime workmanship warranty stack on your home.

Asphalt is the right choice for the majority of Tulsa homes, but not every home. Here is an honest comparison against the other residential roofing systems we install.
Asphalt vs metal. A GAF asphalt roof installed today will last 25 to 30 years and cost roughly half what a comparable metal roof costs upfront. A properly installed metal roof can last 50+ years and offers superior energy reflectivity. If you are planning to be in your home for 30+ years, metal pencils out over the long run. If you are pursuing the highest upfront value or expect to move within 10 to 15 years, asphalt wins. See our Tulsa metal roofing page for the full comparison.
Asphalt vs tile and slate. Tile and slate roofs can last 50 to 100 years and bring genuine architectural character to a home, but they are heavier than asphalt and require structural verification on most Tulsa homes before installation. Cost is typically 3 to 5 times what an asphalt roof costs. For most Tulsa homes, the right comparison is GAF designer shingles (Slateline, Woodland, Grand Sequoia), which deliver the look of slate or wood shake at asphalt pricing.
When to consider repair instead of replacement. If your roof is under 15 years old and the damage is localized (a few sections of missing shingles after a wind event, or one valley where flashing has failed), Tulsa roof repair may make more sense than replacement. We will tell you honestly during the inspection. If the roof is 20+ years old, has had multiple repairs already, or is showing system-wide wear, replacement is the better investment. Read more on Tulsa roof replacement for the full breakdown.
Tulsa homeowners can also explore tile and slate roofing options through our specialty page. We describe these systems generically and install them when they fit the home and the budget.

A properly installed GAF asphalt shingle roof will last 25 to 30 years in the Tulsa metro climate, assuming standard architectural shingles (Timberline HDZ). Designer shingles and UHDZ can push past 30 years. The biggest factors affecting actual lifespan are not the shingle itself, but installation quality, attic ventilation, and how many major hail events the roof takes during its lifetime. A roof that takes a direct hit from baseball-size hail in year 8 may need replacement well before its rated lifespan ends, which is when your homeowners insurance typically pays out for the replacement.
Yes, but the answer depends on which GAF shingle line you choose. Timberline HDZ is Class 3 impact-rated, which handles most Tulsa hail events. Timberline AS II is Class 4 rated, the highest UL classification for an asphalt shingle, and is engineered specifically for hail-prone markets like ours. If you have had multiple hail claims in the past decade or live in a particularly hail-prone part of the metro, AS II is the right call. Many Oklahoma homeowners insurance carriers also offer a premium discount for a verified Class 4 roof.
Cost varies based on roof size, pitch, complexity, the GAF shingle line you select, and whether deck repair is needed. As a rough range, most Tulsa-area asphalt shingle roof replacements fall between $8,000 and $25,000, with larger or more complex roofs going higher. Designer shingles, impact-resistant Timberline AS II, and additional features (ice-and-water shield, premium underlayment) add cost but extend the value of the investment. We provide written, line-item quotes after every inspection so you can see exactly what you are paying for. Financing is available through Hearth with no interest if paid in full within 12 months.
Most single-family Tulsa-metro asphalt shingle roof replacements are completed in 1 to 3 days, depending on roof size and complexity. A standard 2,500 square-foot roof on a single-story home typically takes 1 to 2 days. A larger home with multiple roof planes, dormers, or complex flashing may take 3 days. We work around weather windows, and Tulsa’s spring storm season can occasionally push schedules. Tear-off, deck inspection, underlayment, shingle installation, and cleanup all happen within that window.
Architectural shingles (Timberline HDZ, UHDZ, AS II, and the designer line) are thicker, heavier, and dimensional, meaning they create shadow lines that mimic the look of slate or wood shake. They carry higher wind ratings, longer warranties, and better impact ratings. 3-tab shingles (Royal Sovereign) are flat, single-layer shingles with lower wind ratings and shorter warranties. We install Timberline HDZ on the majority of Tulsa replacements because the cost difference is small and the performance difference is significant. 3-tab still has its place for rental properties, garages, and strictly budget-driven replacements, but we recommend architectural for any primary residence.
In many cases, yes. Most major Oklahoma homeowners insurance carriers offer a premium discount of 5% to 30% for a verified Class 4 impact-resistant roof. Timberline AS II is Class 4 rated. After installation, we provide the documentation your insurance carrier requires to apply the discount. The exact discount amount and qualification rules vary by carrier, so check with your agent before the installation. For most homeowners, the discount pays back the upgrade cost over the lifespan of the roof.
As a GAF 3-Star President’s Club Award Winner, Arrowhead Roofing offers an exclusive 40-year workmanship warranty backed by GAF, available only through 3-Star President’s Club contractors. The warranty covers defects in workmanship on the installation, meaning if something fails because of how the roof was installed rather than a manufacturer defect, the warranty covers the repair. This is in addition to the GAF material warranty (up to 50 years on the shingles themselves) and any GAF Silver Pledge or Golden Pledge extension you select. See our full warranty coverage page for details.
In most cases, yes. Tulsa building code typically allows up to two layers of shingles on a residential roof, so a single overlay on top of an existing layer can be legal. However, we strongly recommend a full tear-off for nearly every replacement. An overlay traps heat, hides deck damage, prevents proper inspection, voids most GAF warranty tiers, and shortens the lifespan of the new roof. Tear-off is what allows us to find and repair hidden deck damage and install GAF’s full system including underlayment and ice-and-water shield. For a roof you want to last 25 to 30 years, tear-off is the right call.
Yes. We offer flexible financing through Hearth® with no interest if paid in full within 12 months. Most Tulsa homeowners can pre-qualify in minutes without affecting their credit score, and approved plans can cover the full replacement cost. Financing is especially common for impact-resistant upgrades or designer shingle selections where the upfront cost is higher but the long-term value (lifespan, insurance discount, curb appeal) justifies the investment. Our team will walk you through your options during the inspection.