Frequently Asked Questions

In Oklahoma, your roof should last an average of 10-15 years.

Make sure your policy is RCV (Replacement Cost Value). Most homeowner's insurance covers structural damage caused by perils such as hail, wind, fire, and falling trees. This coverage includes your roof. Depending on your policy, coverage may include repair or replacement after you pay your deductible. Some policies also include exclusions for certain conditions.  

Not all leaks necessitate a complete roof replacement, and whether you repair or replace your roof likely depends on the extent of the damage. On a relatively new roof, a few damaged or missing shingles may be cost effective to repair. If the damage is more extensive and involves an older roof or multiple layers of roofing materials, a partial or full replacement is likely in order.  Our team offers expert advice and can recommend the best solutions to meet your needs and budget.

The cost of a new roof depends on the size and shape, the type of materials used, and the price of labor in your area. Chimneys and skylights also affect the overall price of roofing. Be sure to factor in disposal costs for your old roof.  AK Roofing & Construction offers a FREE, no-obligation quote. 

• Loose or missing shingles
• Obvious sagging
• Exposed nail heads
• Curled, cracked, or blistering shingles
• Granules or debris in your gutters
• Missing or damaged flashing
• Dark or stained areas
• Higher-than-average heating and cooling bills
• Water leaks in your top-floor ceilings

If your home has an asphalt shingle roof that is more than 15 years old, it may need to be replaced even if it isn't showing outward signs of failure. Don't file an insurance claim until you know your damages. Contact us for a FREE Inspection.