Mounds roofing. Between Tulsa and Okmulgee, covered.

Mounds is a small community with an older housing stock that has been through multiple roofing cycles over the decades. When a house has had three or four roofs put on it, the question before adding another one is always what is underneath. Skip-sheathing was standard construction in much of Oklahoma decades ago, and homes in Mounds are no exception. Before we quote any job here, we look at the decking situation.

The Tulsa-to-Okmulgee corridor sees storm tracks that bring hail from the southwest. Mounds sits right in that path. Damage from these events can look minor from the ground but represent significant granule loss and compromised waterproofing. A free hail inspection with drone documentation tells you what actually happened.

Ventilation is an underappreciated issue on older rural and small-town homes. Many were built without adequate soffit intake, which means the attic runs hot. That heat cooks shingles from the inside out. Granule loss accelerates. Shingle life drops by years. Adding ridge ventilation and baffled soffit intake is often part of the right solution when we replace a roof on a home like this.

We also do commercial work in the area. Small business and agricultural outbuildings need the same honest inspection and quality installation as residential. If you have a commercial property in Glenpool, Mounds, or nearby that needs attention, we handle that too.

Storm chasers
follow the storm path.

The same storm corridor that brings hail to Mounds also brings out-of-state roofing crews after the fact. They work fast and move on. Warranty calls go unanswered. We have seen the work they leave behind.

AE Roofing is based in Tulsa. We have a permanent address, trusted crews, and we come back when there are questions. Ask any contractor you consider for specifics on their crew and their address. Call us at (918) 978-2660.

Glenpool

Newer development.

Sapulpa

Hail corridor city.

Beggs

Small Okmulgee County town.