Bartlesville roofing. Yes, we make the drive.

Bartlesville has a historic district character that most northeast Oklahoma cities do not. The homes built during the Phillips Petroleum era, particularly in the neighborhoods near Johnstone Park and the Price Tower area, are architecturally significant and they carry roofing challenges to match. Steep pitches, dormers, complex valley intersections, and original decking that has never been replaced are all common. On these homes, the work before the shingles go on is as important as the shingles themselves.

Original wood decking from 1940s and 1950s construction is often still sound if it has been ventilated well. We find both situations. Boards that are solid and just need a good install. And boards that look fine from below but crumble when you walk on them. We find out which one you have before we quote the job, not after we start the tear-off.

East of Highway 75, the development pattern is different. Bartlesville’s growth corridor has pushed newer subdivisions east, and those homes are built more like what you see in south Tulsa and Owasso. Builder-grade shingles, standard pitch, and flashing details that were done adequately at best. These homes are hitting 15 to 20 years now, which is when pipe boots, valley flashing, and step flashing start to tell on themselves.

Washington County sits in the same hail exposure corridor as the Tulsa metro. Storms that develop in the Osage Hills can drop significant hail on Bartlesville with less notice than metro-area events get. We track storm activity across northeast Oklahoma and can schedule an inspection quickly after a known event. The hail inspection is always free.

Even Bartlesville
gets storm chasers.

The distance from Tulsa does not protect Bartlesville homeowners from out-of-state storm chasers. After a Washington County hail event, the same crews that work south Tulsa work up Highway 75. They show up fast and offer the same deal: free inspection, works with your insurance, starts right away.

The question to ask is who is doing the work and who answers the phone in year two. Our crews are based in Tulsa, we have been in business here for years, and we come back when there is a question or problem. On a historic district home especially, warranty accountability matters. Ask any roofer you talk to for specifics. We are happy to give them. Call (918) 978-2660.

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Osage County seat.

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Oologah Lake area.