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Your roof might be damaged, even if it looks fine.
Tulsa’s recent storm on March 6, 2026, brought winds over 80 mph, leaving many homes vulnerable to hidden roof damage. Hail can strip shingles of their protective granules, while high winds may loosen or break seals, making your roof prone to leaks. The problem? These issues often go unnoticed until water damage appears – by then, repairs can cost thousands.

Here’s what you need to know:
Don’t wait for visible signs. Arrowhead Roofing offers free, no-obligation inspections to catch these problems early. Their detailed reports, complete with photos, simplify roof insurance claims and help you avoid costly repairs.
Act fast to protect your home. Call (918) 743-9257 or visit www.arrowheadroofing.com to schedule your inspection today.
Tulsa faces its fair share of severe weather, with Oklahoma consistently ranking among the top 5 states for hail. Thunderstorms in the area often bring winds reaching 60–80 mph. Knowing the specific types of roof damage caused by these storms can help homeowners identify when it’s time to hire professional roofing services instead of attempting a DIY inspection.
When hailstones hit shingles, they can knock off the protective mineral granules that shield the asphalt layer underneath. These granules often end up in gutters or downspouts, appearing as black grit or fine sand. Without this layer, the exposed asphalt is left vulnerable to UV rays, which can accelerate wear and tear.

"Large hail knocks the protective granules off shingles, leaving the asphalt exposed to the sun." – Arrowhead Roofing
Hail can also leave behind "bruises", which are dark spots where the shingle core has weakened. These bruises might not be visible from the ground but can lead to leaks within 6 to 12 months. Additionally, dents in soft metals like flashing, box vents, and gutters often indicate that the shingles have suffered damage as well.
But hail isn’t the only culprit – high winds can wreak havoc on roofs, too.
While hail compromises the protection shingles provide, high winds can weaken their attachment to the roof. Strong gusts often break the adhesive seals that keep shingles flat against the roof deck. Even if shingles look fine from the street, a broken seal means they’re no longer waterproof and are more likely to lift or blow away during future storms.

"High winds… can break the adhesive seal of a shingle. Even if it looks flat, it is no longer waterproof." – Arrowhead Roofing
Wind can also loosen flashing around chimneys, vents, and other roof features. When flashing detaches, it creates gaps that allow water to seep into the home, compromising the roof’s watertight barrier.
Water damage is often sneaky, going unnoticed until it’s caused significant problems. Heavy rain can overwhelm gutters, forcing water beneath the roofline and into the attic. Even small punctures or gaps in flashing can let water seep in, soaking insulation and leading to wood rot.
Once water penetrates the roof, the situation can escalate quickly. Mold and drywall damage can start within just 48 hours. Wet insulation loses its effectiveness and can become a breeding ground for mold spores. Signs like ceiling stains or bubbling paint often indicate that the damage extends far beyond the initial leak.

These patterns of damage highlight the importance of acting quickly. Scheduling a professional roof inspection after a storm can help prevent costly repairs and protect your home from further issues.
Storm damage can escalate quickly, turning minor fixes into costly repairs. Acting fast after a storm isn’t just smart – it’s essential. Ignoring even small issues can lead to significant financial and structural consequences, making timely roof inspections a priority.
What starts as a minor issue, like a damaged shingle, can snowball into a major repair. For instance, replacing a single shingle costs very little, but if water seeps through unnoticed, it can lead to interior damage costing thousands. Small hailstones might not seem threatening, but they can loosen shingles, strip away protective granules, and create cracks that allow water to infiltrate your home.

Even worse, "bruised" shingles – those with soft, dark spots from hail impact – often result in leaks within 6 to 12 months. Once water gets in, the damage spreads fast. Wet insulation loses its effectiveness, wood framing starts to rot, and what could have been a simple fix becomes a costly interior restoration project. Exposed decking only speeds up this process.
Insurance companies typically require proof of storm damage before approving claims for repairs or replacements. This is where a professional roof inspection comes in handy. Detailed reports with photos provide the evidence adjusters need to process claims accurately. Without this documentation, getting your claim approved can be a challenge.

Roofing professionals can also meet with your insurance adjuster on-site to address questions and ensure all damage is properly documented. This kind of support simplifies the claims process and ensures you receive the coverage you’re entitled to for storm-related damage. Quick inspections not only make filing claims easier but also protect your home in the long run.
Routine inspections after storms can reveal damage that might shorten your roof’s lifespan. Addressing problems early prevents water infiltration, which can compromise your roof’s structural integrity and your home’s overall condition. Professionals like Arrowhead Roofing are trained to spot hidden damage, ensuring nothing is overlooked.

A well-maintained roof doesn’t just look better – it lasts longer and stands up to future storms more effectively. In areas like Tulsa, where hailstorms and high winds are common, regular inspections help preserve your property’s value and prevent small issues from turning into full roof replacements. Taking action quickly after a storm protects your investment and saves you from bigger headaches down the road.
Arrowhead Roofing offers a 30- to 60-minute storm damage inspection, tailored to the specific needs of your roof.
During the inspection, technicians carefully assess all components of your roof. They examine shingles for signs of damage such as cracks, curling, or hail bruises. Downspouts are checked for granule loss, which might look like black grit or sand, and flashing around chimneys and vents is inspected for gaps or storm-related damage. Gutters are also evaluated for dents, drainage issues, or clogs that could lead to water problems.

The inspection doesn’t stop at what’s visible from the ground. Technicians take a closer look at soft metals like box vents and fascia for hail dents, inspect vent pipes for cracks, and assess skylight seals and attic ventilation for signs of moisture buildup or worn underlayment. If they find urgent issues – like exposed decking or severe leaks – they offer 24/7 emergency tarping to prevent further water damage.
This detailed process ensures that all potential damage is identified and documented.
After the inspection, you’ll receive a detailed report that includes photos and a written summary of the findings. This documentation uses industry-standard Xactimate pricing, which provides the precise information insurance adjusters need to evaluate claims fairly.
"We provide the photo documentation and ‘Xactimate’ pricing your adjuster needs to approve your claim fairly." – Arrowhead Roofing

For example, in March 2026, homeowner R. Allen worked with Arrowhead Roofing after a severe storm in Tulsa. The team, led by Jose, provided thorough documentation, including photos and a detailed report. This allowed R. Allen to present all the necessary information to their insurance company for a claim involving GAF Class 4 shingles and custom metal fascia work. Bobby Greeson, who managed the project, guided the homeowner from the initial inspection through the final stages.
This level of documentation makes navigating the insurance claim process much simpler.
Once the inspection is complete, Arrowhead Roofing provides tailored repair recommendations based on the findings. There’s no obligation to commit immediately, giving you the freedom to decide on the best course of action.
The team explains which repairs need immediate attention and which can be addressed later, helping you prioritize and plan financially.
"Our skilled professionals will thoroughly assess your roof and provide you with honest insights that empower you to make informed decisions, whether it’s about minor repairs or a complete replacement." – Arrowhead Roofing
For instance, Tulsa homeowner Susie Copeland appreciated this approach after a hailstorm in early 2026. She valued having a technician on-site who walked her through the damage without pressuring her into a decision. The technician even addressed minor issues, like simple caulking, at no extra charge, showing their commitment to helping homeowners without pushing unnecessary services.
This transparent process ensures you can protect your home without feeling rushed or overwhelmed.
Arrowhead Roofing has earned the trust of Tulsa homeowners through its strong reputation and dependable storm inspection services.
Since 1987, Arrowhead Roofing has been a part of the Tulsa community, offering over 37 years of experience navigating Oklahoma’s unpredictable weather. This long-standing presence means they know exactly what to look for after severe storms, like the March 6, 2026 supercell that brought 90 mph wind gusts near Pryor and suspected tornadoes in North Tulsa. Recovery efforts in areas such as North Peoria Ave., North Lewis Ave., Bixby, and Broken Arrow highlighted the need for expertise in storm damage assessment.

"We’ve been here since 1987, we aren’t ‘storm chasers’ who disappear after the check clears." – Arrowhead Roofing
Their deep knowledge of Tulsa’s weather patterns, from damaging hail to high winds, allows them to identify issues specific to the region, following a 5-step roofing action plan for recovery. Backed by industry-leading certifications and a strong reputation, they bring unmatched expertise to every inspection.
Arrowhead Roofing holds the distinction of being Oklahoma’s longest-serving GAF Master Elite® roofing contractor [1, 22]. This certification, achieved by fewer than 2% of contractors nationwide, ensures top-tier workmanship and continuous training. Their factory-certified team uses advanced roofing technologies tailored to withstand Oklahoma’s weather challenges.

An A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau, maintained since 2000, underscores their dedication to quality and reliability. These credentials are especially valuable when dealing with insurance claims. Certified contractors like Arrowhead Roofing provide detailed documentation and Xactimate pricing, which adjusters rely on for fair claim approvals [2, 4]. Mark Richards, the company’s president, emphasizes their customer-focused approach:
"At Arrowhead Roofing, the customer comes first. We’re your neighbors, and we care about the safety of your home and wellbeing of your family." – Mark Richards, President, Arrowhead Roofing
These certifications and ratings highlight their commitment to high standards, earning the trust of Tulsa homeowners time and again.
With more than 500 five-star Google reviews, Arrowhead Roofing has established itself as a reliable and thorough service provider. Customers often commend their no-pressure approach and attention to detail.

Many reviews praise their focus on cleanliness, with crews ensuring that both the homeowner’s and neighbors’ yards are spotless after major projects. Their expertise in insurance assistance also stands out, as they provide detailed documentation and photos that simplify the claims process. This consistent dedication to quality and professionalism has made Arrowhead Roofing a trusted name in storm damage inspections and repairs.
To schedule your inspection, give us a call at (918) 743-9257 or visit www.arrowheadroofing.com. Our real-time booking system makes it easy to pick a time and date that works for you, all without waiting for a callback.
We pride ourselves on punctuality – our team will arrive within 15 minutes of your scheduled time. The inspection itself typically takes 30 minutes to an hour, depending on the size and complexity of your roof. It’s a simple process designed to be thorough and hassle-free.

Our inspections are entirely free, and there’s no pressure to commit to any repairs. After the inspection, you’ll receive a detailed report, complete with photos, outlining any findings.
For example, in March 2026, Maudie Adair had her roof inspected by technician Josh, who identified non-urgent repairs. This allowed her to plan for future maintenance without immediate costs. Similarly, Carolyn Blair’s inspection revealed a minor leak, which was resolved on the spot with a free exhaust pipe seal repair.
Once your appointment is set, don’t delay – acting quickly helps protect your roof from worsening issues. Water intrusion, for instance, can lead to mold and drywall damage in as little as 48 hours. Small problems left unattended can escalate into expensive structural repairs.
Timely inspections also make it easier to file insurance claims. Following the March 6, 2026, supercell that hit North Tulsa with 90 mph winds and possible tornadoes, many homeowners discovered hidden damage. Even shingles that looked fine had broken adhesive seals due to the extreme winds. Don’t wait for visible leaks – schedule your inspection today to protect your home and avoid higher repair costs in the future.

Your roof is your home’s first line of defense against Tulsa’s unpredictable weather – whether it’s hailstorms or winds surpassing 80 mph. Addressing small issues like granule loss or lifted shingles early can prevent them from turning into expensive repairs. Water intrusion, for instance, can wreak havoc in just 48 hours, making timely inspections a must to protect your property. In Tulsa’s ever-changing climate, time is of the essence.
With over 37 years of local experience, Arrowhead Roofing understands how Oklahoma’s severe weather impacts roofs. As the longest-serving GAF Master Elite® vs. standard contractors in the state, backed by an A+ BBB rating and more than 500 five-star Google reviews, we provide thorough inspections and detailed photo reports to simplify insurance claims.
Don’t wait for leaks to become visible – hidden storm damage can worsen quickly, driving up repair costs. Our inspections, lasting just 30 to 60 minutes, come with no obligation. You’ll get a clear assessment of your roof’s condition and repair recommendations if necessary. Protect your home before minor issues spiral into major problems.
Call (918) 743-9257 or visit www.arrowheadroofing.com to schedule your free inspection today.
Hidden storm damage often escapes notice during quick checks or from ground level. Keep an eye out for subtle indicators like water stains, mold growth, or inadequate ventilation in attic spaces. After a storm, shingles might show signs of wear such as granule loss, small cracks, or impact marks. To catch these problems early and avoid expensive repairs, a professional inspection is a must.
Yes, getting a roof inspection can strengthen your insurance claim. It provides clear documentation of storm-related damage, which helps back up your case during the claims process. This ensures problems like hail damage or leaks are identified and properly addressed.
If you think your roof might be leaking, don’t wait – reach out to a professional roofing contractor right away to assess the situation. It’s best to avoid climbing onto the roof yourself, as it can be dangerous. Instead, look for signs like water stains on ceilings or walls, or dripping water inside your home, and document what you see. Scheduling an inspection as soon as possible can help stop the problem from getting worse, like causing structural damage or encouraging mold growth. Acting quickly ensures your home stays protected with the repairs it needs.