Free estimate
Request your free roof estimate
No cost or obligation to ask. Tell us what's going on with the roof, and we'll pass your details to a roofing provider serving your area, who can arrange an on-site look and a written price.
Tell us about your roof
Tell us what the roof is doing and where you're located. We'll pass your request to a roofing provider serving your area, who will contact you directly about scheduling a visit and pricing. No obligation.
Roof leaking right now?
Call instead. Active water is an emergency and the phone is much faster than a form. Say so clearly and ask the provider about emergency tarping to stop water entering.
(773) 302-2292Requests can be submitted online any time.
What happens next
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You send the form or call
Tell us what the roof is doing and roughly where you are. Mention an active leak so your request is flagged as urgent.
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Your request goes to a local provider
A roofing provider serving your area receives your details and reaches out directly to schedule a visit. Timing varies by season and provider, especially after a regional hail event.
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An on-site look at the roof
A proper inspection covers the roof surface, penetrations, flashings, gutters, and the attic where there is safe access. Ask for photographs of anything they find.
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Findings, then a written price
A reputable provider walks you through what they found in plain language and gives you a line-itemed written quote before any work begins.
Before you book
- Requesting an estimate costs nothing. Submitting your details through this site carries no charge and no obligation. Ask the provider directly whether their on-site inspection itself is free — policies vary by contractor.
- Ask to keep any report or photographs. A dated photo report is useful for an insurance claim, a second opinion, or a house sale, regardless of who ends up doing the work.
- Storm damage? Get inspected before you file. If the damage is marginal, a claim may not be in your interest, and it's better to know that first.
- Treat any deductible offer as a red flag. Waiving or absorbing your insurance deductible is fraud under Oklahoma law. Walk away from any contractor who offers.