About Piedmont Roofing Pros
We repair and replace roofs in Piedmont and the surrounding area, and we treat the ground under the roof as part of the job. That means tarped flower beds, protected driveways, a magnet sweep at the end of each day, and a clear explanation of what we found and why it matters.
A Roofing Company That Works Like a Guest
A roof job is loud and messy by nature. Old shingles, felt and nails come off in bulk, and gravity sends most of it toward your shrubs, your patio and the gaps in your lawn. We plan for that before the first tear-off shovel goes up, because a new roof does not make up for a crushed hedge or a nail in a tire.
The other half of the job is talking with you. Most people only see their roof from the yard, so we photograph what we find up top: lifted tabs, cracked pipe boots, rusted step flashing, soft decking near a valley. We walk you through those photos, explain what caused each problem and give you our honest read on the fix. Sometimes a targeted repair will last for years. Sometimes the shingles are worn thin across every slope, and patching would only buy a season or two, so we say so.
That same approach carries across everything we do, from roof repair and roof inspections to storm damage repair, gutters and commercial roof work. The materials change from job to job. How we treat your property and how we keep you informed stays the same.
How We Run Every Job
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Ground protection before tear-off
We lay tarps over beds and along foundation walls, lean plywood against windows and AC condensers where debris falls, and position the dumpster or trailer to avoid soft lawn when we can. Catch-all tarps hang off the eaves so shingle grit lands on canvas instead of in your mulch.
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Nails picked up daily
Roofing nails scatter well past the drip line. Before our crew packs up each evening, we roll a magnet over the driveway, walkways and yard, every day of the project rather than only when the job wraps up. That way your family and pets can use the yard that night.
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A plan you hear before we start
Before work begins, we go over the schedule, where trucks will park, which areas of the yard we will use and roughly when the noise starts each morning. Surprises under the shingles, like soft or rotted decking, get brought to you first: you see the damage and hear what replacing those boards involves while the crew holds off on that section.
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Straight answers on repair or replace
A roof with a few blown-off shingles and sound decking usually needs a repair, not a new system. We tell you which one your roof needs and why, based on what we actually see.
Where We Work
Our crews start from Piedmont, OK and take roofing jobs across the surrounding area, including Yukon, Bethany, Warr Acres, The Village, El Reno, Kingfisher and Nichols Hills. The drive may change, but the routine does not: the same tarps and plywood go down, the same magnet sweep runs each evening, and the same final walk-around happens before we leave. Spring hail and gusty winds can loosen shingles and dent gutters, so having someone look closely at your roof after a rough season helps you catch small problems early. You can find the full list of communities on our Service Areas page.
- Piedmont
- Yukon
- Bethany
- Warr Acres
- The Village
- El Reno
- Kingfisher
- Nichols Hills
Let's Talk About Your Roof
Tell us what you're seeing, whether it's a drip in the ceiling, missing shingles or an aging roof you're unsure about. We'll explain what likely causes it and how we would set up the job at your home.