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Q: What if the Insurance Company Denies, Delays or Low-Balls?
example of roof damageA: In my experience, most of the times the insurance company does the right thing. Sometimes, the insurance company will have an “independent” engineer or roofer come to inspect the roof. That “independent” engineer or roofer may say that the roof has no damage...the insurance company may deny the claim ... The insurance company’s “no,” is not the end of the inquiry…it is just the beginning.

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Davinci roofingWe have roofing products especially suited to Oklahoma's weather. Ask us about Impact & Hail resistant roofs. We also have Class A Fire Rated shakes and shinles. One very popular new product is DaVinci Roofscapes.

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Cool RoofThese shingles from GAF are highly reflective and help reduce temperatures in your attic. Cool roofs can save homeowners and business owners up to 7-15% on total cooling costs. (Depending, of course, on other factures such as climate, HVAC, type of roof, utility rates, etc.  

These shingles have specially designed roofing granules that have greater reflective properties than traditional shingles. This help keeps heat out of your attic and keeps you cooler all summer long. Additionally, the Timberline® Cool Series® Shingles are made with GAF’s patented StainGuard® algae protection!

How do they work? The cool roof minimizes the solar heat gain of a building by first reflecting incoming sun rays and then quickly re-emitting the remaining absorbed portion. What’s more attractive for home and office owners, these Oklahoma roofs can be cool roofs without having to use white granules! The granules actually reflect the light to lower the roof temperature and help you feel cool.

Below are 3 homes using these cool roof shingles.

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Urban Heat Island Effect

This information is important in regards to the durability and length of live for your Oklahoma roof during our hot summer times. And it is especially important this summer of 2015, due to the amount of rain we’ve had and the humidity in the air.

We’ve rewritten this information from the EPA website (http://www.epa.gov/heatisland/about/index.htm), at which you can learn even more about this. Our goal in giving you this information is to help you ensure that your roof lasts as long as possible, as it is expensive to replace. And, as we simply do not want our roofs to degenerate and leak!!

What is an Urban Heat Island? Urban areas have many surfaces that are not permeable, such as concrete and roofs. Undeveloped areas do, such as open land and vegetation. This causes the urban regions to become warmer than their rural regions around them, forming something called an “island” of hotter temperatures.

How does this occur? On hot, sunny days, the sun can heat exposed urban surfaces to temperatures that are much hotter than the air! Shaded and even moist surfaces can be cooler. This increase in temperature increases even more in the evenings, from the slow release of heat from the structure and roof.

How does this affect you and your home? It can affect the quality of your life and the materials experiencing this heat. For example, our energy consumptions and costs increase, as does the pressure on the electricity grid. Additionally, there are elevated emissions of air pollutants released, promoting formation of ground-level ozone. These hotter temperatures during the day and night, combined with higher level of air pollutants, can affect the respiratory system and other health systems. They also negatively affect the materials on your roof.

What can you do to help this situation? We recommend installing cooler roofing systems, excellent roof air circulation, and using specific roofing products that are best to use in Oklahoma.

For more information, please call us at 405-601-9222. We’re here to help you protect your roof and building!

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Curb Appeal Roofing Construction Gets It Done Right!

Roof Experts

GAF Certified for Commercial and Residential Roofing

Roofing repairs, re-roofs, and new roofs. After-storm Inspections. (Most are not commercially certified by GAF.) Insurance claims.

Lowes Certified

Curb Appeal Roofing, LLC, Roofing Contractors, Oklahoma City, OK

Warranty

  • We offer a true, non pro-rated lifetime warranty under GAF certification.
  • We file the warranty for you upon final payment.
  • GAF Certified # ce20984.
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Construction

Construction in Oklahoma

Experienced in Construction, Siding, Fencing, Repairs, Inspections, Storm Damage Repairs, Commercial & Residential

Commercial

Commercial Roofing and Construction

Pricing

  • Estimates by seasoned professionals, up to 35 years of experience.
  • Local and affordable.
  • We work with you to fulfill your needs for the lowest price.

Metal Roofs

Metal Roofs in Oklahoma City

Commercial & Residential Metal Roofs. Expert Installation & Repair. Beautiful & Durable. Complete Roofing Systems.

Residential

Residential Roofing and Construction

Materials

  • GAF, Certain-Teed, Malarkey, Mule-Hide, Owens-Corning.
  • Composition Shingles, Cedar Shakes, Glazed Tiles, Surenail Shingle
  • TPO, Flat Roofs, or Metal.
  • Materials best suited for Oklahoma

TPO Roofing

TPO Membrane Roofing

Experienced, reliable TPO Roofing. Storm Damage Inspections. One of the few construction companies who know TPO roofing.

Oklahoma Based

Oklahoma Roofing Contractor Certified

By Code

  • Compliance with state & municipal building codes for commercial & residential.
  • One of the few GAF certified roofing companies in the state.
  • Certified for residential AND commercial.