Storm restoration for Tulsa homes that need more than just a roof.
The roof took hail. The siding took hail. The gutters are hanging. The windows cracked. You do not need four contractors. You need one crew that scopes the whole property, files one claim, and builds it all back under one contract.
Q: What does storm restoration include beyond the roof?
Oklahoma storms do not stop at the roofline. A supercell that drops 1.5-inch hail on your shingles also dents your siding, cracks your window seals, bends your gutters, and chips the paint off your fascia. Filing four separate claims with four separate contractors is how restoration projects go sideways. Scopes get missed. Timelines conflict. Nobody owns the outcome.
AE Roofing holds an Oklahoma General Contractor license specifically so we can handle the full scope. Roof, siding, gutters, windows, fascia, soffit, and structural framing when needed. One PM runs the entire project. One crew builds it. One warranty covers everything.
We have restored homes across Tulsa, Broken Arrow, Owasso, Bixby, and Jenks after every major hail event since 2021. Neighborhoods like Maple Ridge, Midtown, south Tulsa 74133, and the newer developments in east Broken Arrow see us regularly. We know what adjusters in this market expect, and we know how to document a scope they cannot argue with.
Eight signs you need full restoration.
Hail impacts on roof and siding
If the shingles took hits and the siding did too, the storm hit the full envelope. Scope the whole property or you will leave money on the table.
Gutters dented or pulling away
Hail dents aluminum gutters. Wind pulls them off the fascia board. Either way, water is not draining where it should.
Cracked or fogged window glass
Impact cracks are obvious. Fogged double-pane glass means the seal broke and the insulating gas escaped. Both are storm damage.
Fascia or soffit damage
Vinyl soffit cracks. Wood fascia chips and rots when the paint is compromised. These are easy to miss during a roof-only inspection.
Interior water stains after the storm
Ceiling stains, wall discoloration, or wet insulation in the attic mean water got past the envelope. The cause might be the roof, the flashing, or a window seal.
Fence and gate damage
Some policies cover fence damage from the same storm. We document it and include it in the scope.
Exterior paint chipping or peeling
Hail strips paint off wood siding, trim, and garage doors. If the paint is gone, the substrate is exposed to moisture.
Structural movement or cracking
In severe events, wind can shift framing or crack foundation-adjacent walls. This is rare but must be documented and repaired before cosmetic work begins.
Five steps from storm damage to finished home.
Full restoration is a bigger project than a roof swap. Here is exactly how we run it so nothing falls through the cracks.
Document everything
We walk the entire property, not just the roof. Drone footage. Ground-level siding and window photos. Interior water intrusion evidence. Every trade gets its own section in the inspection PDF.
Full propertyScope all trades
Roof, siding, gutters, windows, fascia, soffit, paint, and structural. We build a single scope of work that covers every damaged item. This is what your adjuster needs to approve the full claim.
One scopeMeet the adjuster
A AE Roofing PM meets your adjuster at the property. We walk every trade together. We submit supplements for anything missed on the first pass. Most adjusters appreciate working with a contractor who brings documentation.
On-site meetingBuild it all back
One crew. One schedule. Roof goes first, then siding, then gutters and windows, then trim and paint. Daily progress updates. No waiting on three different contractors to coordinate schedules.
4 to 12 weeksWarranty everything
Every trade carries a manufacturer warranty where applicable and a AE Roofing written workmanship guarantee. One warranty packet covers the entire project. We come back at 6 and 24 months to inspect.
Lifetime workmanshipOne contract simplifies the claim.
When four different contractors submit four different invoices to your insurer, the adjuster has to reconcile scope overlap, negotiate with each vendor, and manage four different timelines. It slows everything down. It creates gaps where damage gets missed. And it gives the carrier more opportunities to push back.
One contract from one general contractor simplifies the entire process. We submit one scope. The adjuster reviews one document. Supplements go through one point of contact. Depreciation recovery happens on one final invoice. Your carrier prefers it. Your PM prefers it. And you do not have to coordinate between a roofer, a siding company, a gutter installer, and a window contractor.
We have worked with State Farm, Allstate, Farmers, USAA, American Family, Liberty Mutual, Shelter, and most regional Oklahoma carriers. Our inspection packets match Xactimate line items. Our supplement process is documented and trackable. We do not inflate scopes. We do not low-ball to win and then supplement to death. We scope it right the first time and defend every line.
Four contractors or one crew. Pick the one that shows up.
One crew. One contract. No finger-pointing between subcontractors.
The most common failure in storm restoration is not bad materials or bad labor. It is bad coordination. The roofer finishes and leaves. The siding crew arrives two weeks later and finds the flashing was never prepped for their install. The gutter company shows up and realizes the fascia board is rotted. Everyone points at someone else. Nobody owns the problem.
AE Roofing runs every trade with trusted crews under one project manager. The PM who inspects your property writes the scope, attends the adjuster meeting, runs the crew, and hands you the warranty packet. That single point of accountability is what makes restoration projects finish on time and on budget.
We are a licensed Oklahoma general contractor. We carry full liability and workers comp on every employee. We do not farm out trades to whoever picks up the phone. Your hail damage repair, your siding replacement, your window install, and your gutter work all come from one team.
We handle storm restoration across Tulsa and these surrounding cities:
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