Serving Moore and the surrounding metro
Roofing in Moore, OK
Roof repair, replacement, and storm damage restoration for Moore homeowners. Free inspections, and we handle the insurance claim with you.
- Free inspections
- Insurance claim help
- 24/7 emergency response
10+
years in contracting
Free documented inspections
We meet your adjuster on the roof
24/7 emergency response
Local crews, not storm chasers
Local Knowledge
Roofing in Moore
- Population & Area
- about 63,420 residents between Oklahoma City and Norman · 22.34 square miles
- Storm Exposure
- Moore has been struck by two separate EF5 tornadoes. The 3 May 1999 tornado killed 36 people, ran a 38 mile path, and produced the highest winds ever measured by mobile Doppler radar at 321 mph. The 20 May 2013 EF5 killed 24, ran 13.85 miles, reached 1,900 yards wide, and remains the last EF5 recorded in the United States. Much of the housing here has been rebuilt since, and roofing standards in Moore reflect that history.
- Climate
- Annual precipitation36 inches
- Annual snowfall6 inches
- July average high93 F
- January average low32 F
- Housing Stock
- A significant share of Moore's housing was rebuilt after 1999 and again after 2013, so the metro's newest roofing stock sits alongside surviving pre-1999 construction. Knowing which is which matters when scoping a replacement.
Weather Risks Moore Roofs Face
The damage we see most often on Moore roofs, and what each one looks like from the ground.
Roof Leaks
Water stains on ceilings or walls after rain, often several feet from where the water actually gets in.
Wind Damage
Shingles lifted and creased along a fold line. They look intact from the street but no longer seal.
Hail Damage
Circular bruises where granules have been knocked off the mat, plus dents in vents and flashing.
Ice Dams
A ridge of ice at the eave that traps meltwater and backs it up underneath the shingles.
Gutter Failure
Packed or sagging gutters spilling water down the siding and pulling the fascia off the roofline.
What we look for
Wind Damage in Moore
Wind lifts and creases shingles without tearing them off. From the street the roof reads as intact, but every creased tab has broken its seal.
- Granules collecting in gutters and at the base of downspouts
- Circular bruises where granules have been knocked off the mat
- Dents in soft metals: vents, flashing, gutter aprons
- Cracked or split tabs that no longer seal
Serving Moore
What We Offer Moore Homeowners
Every service below is available across Moore and the surrounding metro.
Roof Replacement
Full tear-off and replacement using shingles rated for central Oklahoma hail and wind. We pull the permit, protect the property, and magnet-sweep the ground before we leave.
Learn moreNew Roof Installation
New construction and additions, decked and dried in properly the first time so the roof is not the thing that fails on a brand new build.
Learn moreRoof Repair
Targeted repairs for lifted or missing shingles, failed flashing, and worn penetrations. If a repair will genuinely buy you more years, we will tell you that instead of selling you a roof.
Learn moreRoof Leak Repair
Finding where water actually enters is most of the job. Water can travel several feet along decking before it shows on your ceiling, so we trace it to the real entry point rather than patching the stain.
Learn moreStorm Damage Repair
Central Oklahoma takes some of the most punishing storms in the country. We tarp the same day where needed, then document and restore so the scope reflects what the roof actually needs.
Learn moreHail Damage Repair
Hail bruising is usually invisible from the ground. We check the soft metals, the granule loss collecting in your gutters, and the shingle mat itself, and photograph all of it for your claim.
Learn moreRoof Wind Damage Repair
Straight-line wind across open Oklahoma ground lifts and creases shingles without tearing them off, which leaves the roof compromised while still looking intact from the street. Creased shingles no longer seal and will leak at the next rain.
Learn moreEmergency Roof Repair
Active leak, storm damage, or a tree through the decking. We respond to stop water getting in and protect the inside of the building until a permanent repair can be scheduled.
Learn moreStorm Debris Cleanup
After a storm we clear torn shingles, downed limbs, and blown insulation off the roof, the gutters, and the yard, then magnet-sweep for nails before anyone walks the property.
Learn moreRoof Inspection
A free documented inspection with photographs of every problem area and a plain explanation of what we found, what it means, and how long you realistically have.
Learn moreInsurance Claim Assistance
We photograph and document the damage, meet your adjuster on the roof, and work through the scope so nothing gets missed. You make one phone call and we handle the rest.
Learn moreAsphalt Shingle Roofing
The most common choice on metro homes, balancing cost, durability, and curb appeal. We recommend impact-rated products here because Oklahoma hail earns the upgrade back.
Learn moreMetal Roofing
Standing seam and exposed fastener systems built for wind, with a service life well beyond asphalt and better heat performance through an Oklahoma summer.
Learn moreTile Roof Installation
Concrete and clay tile for homes where the architecture calls for it. Tile lasts decades but the underlayment beneath it does not, so the detail work underneath is what determines whether it leaks.
Learn moreFlat Roof Installation
TPO, EPDM, and modified bitumen systems for low-slope residential sections and commercial buildings, detailed so water actually reaches the drains.
Learn moreFlat Roof Repair
Seam failures, membrane punctures, and ponding water. Low-slope roofs fail differently from pitched roofs and need patching methods matched to the membrane already up there.
Learn moreCommercial Roofing
Retail, warehouse, and office buildings across the metro, scoped around keeping the business open while the work happens.
Learn moreCommercial Roof Maintenance
Scheduled inspections and small repairs on a commercial roof cost a fraction of the emergency replacement they prevent, and they keep the manufacturer warranty intact.
Learn moreRoof Ventilation
Most Oklahoma attics are under-ventilated, which cooks shingles from underneath and shortens roof life by years. Correcting intake and exhaust is one of the cheapest ways to protect a new roof.
Learn moreRoof Decking Repair
Rotten, delaminated, or sagging decking has to be replaced before new shingles go down. We find it at tear-off and show you before we cover it up.
Learn moreChimney Flashing Repair
Chimneys are the single most common leak source on a pitched roof. Step and counter flashing rebuilt properly stops it; caulk over old flashing does not.
Learn moreSkylight Repair
Reflashing and resealing leaking skylights, or removing and decking over one that has failed for good.
Learn moreGutter Installation
Gutters sized and pitched for Oklahoma downpours, carrying water away from the roof edge, the siding, and the foundation.
Learn moreGutter Repair
Resealing joints, refastening sagging runs, and correcting slope. Gutters that hold water are pulling away from the fascia and rotting it from behind.
Learn moreVinyl Siding Installation
Maintenance-free vinyl that lifts curb appeal without the repainting cycle of wood, installed with the house wrap and flashing details that keep water out.
Learn moreSiding Repair
Hail cracks vinyl and wind pulls panels loose. We match existing profile and colour where we can rather than replacing a whole elevation.
Learn moreFence Installation
Wood, vinyl, and chain link, set to survive Oklahoma wind and the clay soil that heaves posts out over time.
Learn moreFence Repair
Reset leaning posts, replace broken pickets and rails, and repair storm damage without redoing the whole run.
Learn more
Why EVZone
Why Moore Homeowners Choose EVZone Construction
Local crews, straight answers, and a jobsite left cleaner than we found it.
Local crews, here after the storm chasers leave
We meet your adjuster on the roof
Free documented inspections
Magnetic nail sweep before we leave
Straight answers, even when the answer is no
Questions
Roofing Questions Moore Homeowners Ask
Are Moore roofs built to a higher standard now?
In large part, yes. Moore has been struck by two separate EF5 tornadoes, on 3 May 1999 and 20 May 2013, and a significant share of the housing has been rebuilt since. Post-2013 construction here often has better fastening and better-rated materials than surrounding cities.
How do I know whether my Moore house is pre-1999 or rebuilt?
We can usually tell at inspection from decking, fastening pattern, and shingle generation. It matters, because a rebuilt roof and a surviving 1990s roof need very different scopes.
Does living in Moore affect my insurance on a roof claim?
Carriers know this area's history. Documentation tends to matter more here, not less, which is why we photograph everything and meet the adjuster on the roof.
Do you charge for an estimate in Moore?
No. Inspections and estimates are free across the whole Oklahoma City metro, Moore included, and there is no obligation afterwards.
Should I be worried about hail in Moore?
Central Oklahoma sits in Tornado Alley and takes some of the most damaging hail in the country, and Moore is inside that. The metro averages about 36 inches of rain a year with spring the heaviest season, which is also when most roof claims get filed.
How we work
What a Moore Roof Job Looks Like
Every job runs the same way, so you always know what happens next and who is on your roof.
- Free documented inspection with photographs before anything is quoted
- We meet your adjuster on the roof so nothing is left out of the scope
- Most replacements torn off and reshingled in a single day
- Magnetic sweep across the whole property before we leave
Service areas
Where we work
Pick your city for local storm history, permit notes, and what roofs are like in your area.
- Oklahoma City
- Edmond
- Norman
- Midwest City
- Yukon
- Bethany
- Mustang
- Del City
- Choctaw
- Warr Acres
- Piedmont
- Nichols Hills
Request a free inspection
Tell us what your roof is doing and we will call you back to get on the schedule.