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If your Tulsa roof is past 20 years old, has survived multiple hailstorms, or is failing in more than one spot, replacement is probably the honest answer. Arrowhead Roofing has installed more than 31,000 roofs across the Tulsa metro since 1987, and we are Oklahoma’s oldest GAF Master Elite® contractor. We design replacements that handle Oklahoma weather, install them with factory-certified crews, and back them with the strongest warranties in the industry, including the lifetime workmanship warranty, 40 years non-prorated, available only to GAF 3-Star President’s Club contractors. A new roof is a decade-plus decision. We treat it that way.
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Select your appointment time online to request a damage inspection by one of our experienced roofing service techs.
Replacing a roof is the single largest exterior investment most Tulsa homeowners make. Done well, it lasts 20 to 50 years depending on materials and protects everything underneath. Done poorly, it fails in a single hailstorm and erases tens of thousands of dollars in equity.
This page covers the honest version of when replacement makes sense, what a quality Tulsa roof replacement actually includes, what materials we install and why, and what to expect from the day you call to the final walkthrough. After replacing Tulsa roofs since 1987, we have learned that the difference between a good outcome and a bad one almost always comes down to four things: the contractor, the materials, the installation details, and the warranty. For our full residential roofing catalog, see our Tulsa residential roofing services.

Most replacements we install fall into one of five situations. If any of these describe your roof, schedule a free inspection. The cost of an honest assessment is zero. The cost of a deferred replacement is rot, insurance complications, and interior damage.

Tulsa roofs almost never die from a single event. They die from accumulated wear across a decade of Oklahoma weather.
A typical Tulsa roof failure story: A 2015 hailstorm bruises the shingles but does not break them, so no claim is filed. A 2018 wind event peels a few shingles, which get repaired. By 2022, the bruised areas from 2015 have lost most of their granules, and the sealants are degrading from UV. A 2024 storm peels another section. Now we are looking at a roof with three repair patches, visible granule loss across two slopes, and a leak that just appeared above the kitchen. The homeowner calls expecting another repair quote. The honest answer is replacement.
This pattern is the reason we recommend an inspection after any significant Tulsa storm event. Most Tulsa homeowners never document the early damage, and by the time they finally call, the cumulative effect has run past the point where insurance will cover the full replacement.

We install GAF roofing systems almost exclusively. Specializing in a single premium manufacturer means our crews handle the same products every day, our quality control is tighter, and our warranty advantages are stronger. Here is how the main GAF shingle tiers compare for Tulsa homes:
| Shingle Tier | Best For | Wind Rating | Lifespan |
|---|---|---|---|
| Timberline HDZ® (architectural) | Most Tulsa homes; best balance of cost and performance | Up to 130 mph with LayerLock™ | 25-30 years typical |
| Timberline UHDZ™ / Ultra HD | Homeowners wanting a thicker, more dimensional look | Up to 130 mph | 30+ years typical |
| Designer shingles (Camelot® II, Slateline®) | Homes where curb appeal is a priority; slate or wood shake aesthetic | Up to 130 mph | 30-40 years typical |
| Luxury shingles (Grand Sequoia®, Grand Canyon®) | High-end Tulsa homes; thick wood-shake or thicker dimensional look | Up to 130 mph | 40-50 years typical |
We also install GAF-approved metal roofing systems (standing seam and stone-coated steel) for Tulsa homeowners who want the longest lifespan available and a different aesthetic. Visit our Tulsa metal roofing page for details on those systems, or our Tulsa asphalt shingle roofing page for more on the most popular Tulsa roofing material.













A roof replacement is one of the most disruptive home projects a Tulsa homeowner will go through. It does not have to be chaotic. After decades of running this process, we have refined it to the point where a typical full replacement takes one to three days on site, with clean-up to the standard you would expect from your own family. Here is exactly what happens, from first call to final walkthrough.

This is where dishonest quotes hide. A “cheaper” estimate often leaves out the items that determine whether the new roof actually lasts. Every Arrowhead Tulsa roof replacement includes:

The warranty you get on a Tulsa roof replacement depends on the contractor’s certifications and which warranty package you choose. As Oklahoma’s oldest GAF Master Elite contractor and a 3-Star President’s Club award winner, we can offer the full range of GAF warranty options, including coverage that most Tulsa contractors cannot:
A roof replacement is a real financial commitment. We work with Hearth® to offer flexible financing options including no interest if paid in full within 12 months. Most Tulsa homeowners qualify, and the application takes only a few minutes online. See our Tulsa roof financing page for details, or ask your estimator during the inspection.
Many Tulsa replacements we install are storm-claim driven. The process is straightforward if it is handled well, and frustrating if it is not. Here is the honest version:
The claim decision is yours. You file the claim with your insurance carrier. Your carrier sends an adjuster to inspect the roof. The adjuster decides whether the damage qualifies for repair, partial replacement, or full replacement, and at what payout. We help by providing thorough documentation and meeting the adjuster on-site to walk the roof and answer technical questions.
Arrowhead Roofing is not a licensed public adjuster and does not negotiate insurance claims. We document storm damage, provide inspection reports, and meet with adjusters on-site to support the inspection process. The decisions about your claim are between you and your insurance carrier.

Several things separate our replacement work from what is widely available in the Tulsa market:

Most Tulsa roofs need replacement once they pass 20 years old, after sustaining damage to more than 25-30% of the roof surface, or when repeated leaks appear in different spots. Other signs include widespread granule loss, visible sagging or soft spots, decking rot discovered during a repair attempt, and bare asphalt visible where granules have washed off. The most honest answer comes from a free inspection. We will walk the roof, document the conditions, and tell you whether replacement is the right call or whether a targeted Tulsa roof repair can buy you several more years.
Roof lifespan in Tulsa varies by material, installation quality, and how much weather your particular roof slope catches. Most asphalt shingle roofs in this market last 20 to 30 years, though Oklahoma’s hail and UV exposure push the low end of that range for south- and west-facing slopes. Premium designer and luxury GAF shingles can last 30 to 50 years. Metal roofing systems can last 50+ years. The installation quality matters as much as the material; a premium shingle installed poorly will fail before a basic shingle installed correctly.
Tulsa roof replacement costs vary based on the size of the roof, the shingle tier chosen, the complexity of the roof geometry, the condition of the underlying decking, and whether any structural repairs are needed. The only honest way to quote a Tulsa roof replacement is after an in-person inspection. Our free inspections include a detailed written estimate with itemized line items so you know exactly what is included and what each component costs. We never quote sight-unseen.
Most Tulsa roof replacements complete in one to three days on site. A simple single-story home with a straightforward roof geometry can finish in a single day; a larger or more architecturally complex home, or one needing significant decking repair, may take two or three. Weather can extend the timeline; we never install in active rain because moisture trapped under shingles causes failures. Scheduling from contract signing to installation is typically two to four weeks during normal demand, and longer immediately after a major storm event.
Every Arrowhead Tulsa roof replacement includes full tear-off (no overlay), decking inspection and rot repair, GAF-spec synthetic underlayment, ice and water shield at eaves and around penetrations, new flashing at every penetration, six-nail installation pattern, GAF shingles in your chosen tier, designer ridge cap, attic ventilation evaluation, magnetic cleanup sweep, dumpster placement and removal, and manufacturer warranty registration. We also include the documentation needed for insurance claims if applicable. See the “What’s Included” section above for the full breakdown.
Every Arrowhead roof replacement comes with our 5-year workmanship warranty as standard. We can also offer GAF Silver Pledge® (10-year workmanship from GAF), Golden Pledge® (25-year workmanship from GAF), material warranties up to 50 years, and the exclusive 40-year workmanship warranty backed by GAF that is only available through 3-Star President’s Club contractors. See our full warranty page for the differences between tiers.
Yes. We work with Hearth® to offer flexible financing for Tulsa roof replacements, including no interest if paid in full within 12 months. Most homeowners qualify, and the application takes a few minutes online. Your estimator can walk you through the options during the free inspection.
That depends on what caused the damage and the terms of your specific policy. Most Oklahoma homeowner policies cover storm-related damage (hail, wind, fallen trees) subject to your deductible. Damage from age, wear, or neglected maintenance is typically not covered. The decision about whether the damage qualifies, and at what payout, is made by your insurance carrier. We help by providing thorough documentation of the damage we observe during inspection: photos, measurements, and a detailed scope of work. We also meet your adjuster on-site to walk the roof and answer technical questions. We do not negotiate the claim itself; per Oklahoma law, only licensed public adjusters can do that, and we are not one.
Most Tulsa homeowners stay in their home during a roof replacement. The work is noisy and dusty (especially during tear-off), and the crew will be moving constantly across the roof, but the home remains habitable. We recommend planning to be out of the house during the day if possible, especially if you work from home or have young children or pets sensitive to noise. We also recommend removing wall art and unsecured shelving items, since the vibration from tear-off and installation can shake loose items off walls.
The honest answer depends on the age of the roof, the extent and pattern of the damage, and whether a repair will hold up against the next storm. A roof under 15 years old with isolated damage usually warrants a repair. A roof over 20 years old with multiple repair sites usually warrants a replacement. A roof in the 15-20 year range with significant damage is the hardest call; repairing a section that costs 15-25% of a full replacement, on a roof that may need replacing within five years anyway, can mean spending twice. We walk through the math case-by-case during the inspection. If repair is the right answer, see our Tulsa roof repair page for details.