Leaks, missing shingles, wind damage, pipe boots, flashing — repaired with the same craftsmanship we'd put on our own homes. If a repair makes sense, we'll tell you.
Not every roof problem needs a full replacement. As The Good Guys of Roofing, our job is to give you a straight answer — not to push the biggest ticket. FireHouse Roofing was founded by a retired Tulsa firefighter who spent 20 years helping people on their worst days, and that same commitment to doing the right thing drives every repair we perform across Broken Arrow, Tulsa, Bixby, Jenks, Owasso, Coweta, and Sand Springs. We'll climb your roof, document everything with photos, and tell you honestly whether a repair will solve the problem or if replacement is the smarter long-term move. If it's a repair, we use matching shingles, new underlayment where needed, and manufacturer-approved methods so your existing warranty stays intact. If you think recent hail or wind may be involved, see our Storm Damage page; if you already have a claim open, our Insurance Claim Assistance page walks you through the process.
Why FireHouse Roofing
The Good Guys of Roofing — Firefighter Owned & Operated
Discipline from the firehouse. Craftsmanship on the roof. Honesty in every estimate. That's how we've earned 300+ five-star reviews from homeowners across Oklahoma, Arkansas, Kansas, and Missouri.
Firefighter Owned & Operated — honesty over high-pressure upsells.
Repairs use matching shingles and manufacturer-approved methods.
Lifetime Workmanship Warranty on every full replacement we perform.
Free photo inspection before any work is recommended.
Fully Insured with $1,000,000 General Liability coverage.
300+ Five-Star Google Reviews — Atlas Diamond Contractor.
Benefits
What homeowners get
Prompt response
We do our best to move quickly on active leaks and storm-damaged roofs. Temporary tarping can be arranged when appropriate.
Honest assessment
A photo-documented inspection so you see exactly what we see. Repair-vs-replace recommendations in writing — we'll tell you the truth about what we find.
Matching materials
We source matching shingles and color so repairs blend in — not patches you can spot from the street.
Warranty preserved
Manufacturer-approved methods so your roof's existing warranty stays intact.
Insurance help
We can photo-document damage and meet your adjuster on the roof — even on smaller claims. Coverage decisions are made by the carrier.
Workmanship backed in writing
Repair work carries our 2-year craftsmanship warranty. Full roof replacements are backed by our lifetime craftsmanship warranty.
Common Roof Repairs
Roof repairs we see most often in Oklahoma
Not every issue can be repaired, and we won't pretend otherwise. After inspection we'll show you photos of what we see and explain what's actually fixable and what isn't.
Missing or lifted shingles
Common after wind events. We replace with matching shingles where available and re-seal the surrounding field so the area sheds water like the rest of the roof.
Wind-damaged shingles
Creased, lifted, or torn shingles often look minor from the ground but can break the seal that keeps water out. Best inspected before they turn into a leak.
Pipe boots
The rubber boot around plumbing vents dries out and cracks over time. A worn pipe boot is one of the most common sources of attic and ceiling stains we see.
Flashing
Step flashing, counter flashing, and chimney flashing are common leak points. Re-flashing a wall or chimney is often a targeted repair that solves a recurring leak.
Nail pops & exposed fasteners
Nails can back out over time or leave fasteners exposed on ridges and accessories. We re-seat, seal, or replace as appropriate.
Small leaks
Active leaks are diagnosed at the source — penetrations, valleys, flashing, or wind-lifted shingles — and repaired with matching materials.
Storm damage concerns
After hail or wind, we walk the roof, document conditions with photos, and explain what we see. If a claim conversation makes sense, we'll say so.
Minor decking concerns
Soft, split, or delaminated decking is sometimes discovered during repair work. When that happens we stop, document, and review the options with you before continuing.
Ventilation concerns
When relevant, we'll note attic ventilation issues that may be shortening the life of the roof. Ventilation work is recommended only when it makes sense for the home.
Need a closer look at a specific concern? A free roof inspection is the first step — we'll tell you what we see, with photos.
Repair or Replacement?
How we help you decide between a repair and a replacement
We won't recommend a replacement unless your roof actually needs one. Here's what we weigh when we make the call.
Age of the roof
An asphalt roof near the end of its expected life is a different conversation than a five-year-old roof with one bad pipe boot. Age affects both the repair logic and the long-term value.
Extent of damage
Localized damage in one area usually points toward a repair. Widespread damage across multiple slopes usually shifts the conversation toward replacement or an insurance claim.
Number of leaks
One leak in one spot is often a repair. Repeat leaks in different locations on the same roof often mean the underlying field is past the point of a responsible repair.
Previous repair history
A roof that's been patched several times is harder to rely on long-term. We'll factor that into the recommendation honestly.
Storm & insurance context
If recent hail or wind may be involved, we'll mention whether a claim discussion makes sense. Coverage decisions are made by your insurance carrier — we don't promise approval.
Our promise
If a repair makes more sense than a replacement, we'll tell you. If the roof is past the point of a responsible repair, we'll explain why. Our job is to give you a straight answer.
When urgent roof damage happens, our goal is to help you understand the problem quickly and protect the home from further damage when temporary protection is needed. Common situations we help with:
Active leaks into the ceiling, attic, or living space
Storm damage after hail or straight-line wind events
Tree limb damage to shingles, decking, or accessories
Missing shingles after a wind event
Temporary tarp when appropriate, to limit further water intrusion
We don't promise a specific response time. We do our best to get out to active leaks quickly and we'll be straight with you about timing based on weather, schedule, and the severity of what's happening on your home.
Oklahoma wind can break the seal on shingles long before a leak ever appears. The earlier wind damage is caught and inspected, the more often a targeted repair is the right answer.
What we look for after wind
Lifted shingles that have broken their factory seal
Creased shingles where the tab has been folded back
Missing shingles across the field or along eaves and rakes
Exposed fasteners on ridges, hips, and accessories
Ridge cap concerns at the peak of the roof
Why it should be inspected
A shingle that's been lifted by wind may look fine from the ground but no longer seals the way it should. Once the seal is broken, the next storm can drive water under the tab and into the decking. Catching wind damage early often means the difference between a small repair and a much larger problem. Not every wind-damaged roof needs replacement — after inspection we'll show you what we see and explain the options.
Local Roof Repair
Roof repair across Broken Arrow, Tulsa & Green Country
FireHouse Roofing performs roof repairs across the Tulsa metro — leaks, wind damage, pipe boots, flashing, and small storm-related fixes from one neighborhood to the next.
Don't see your town? We cover homes across the Tulsa metro and beyond — into Oklahoma, Arkansas, Kansas, and Missouri. Call 918-928-9975 and we'll let you know.
Firefighter-owned. Homeowner-trusted.
FireHouse Roofing Co. is firefighter-owned, with a 4.9 Google rating and 300+ verified reviews from homeowners across Oklahoma, Arkansas, Kansas, and Missouri. We're an Atlas Diamond Contractor, every full replacement is backed by a lifetime workmanship warranty, and we operate by one simple rule: we won't sell you a roof you don't need. The Good Guys of Roofing.
Firefighter Owned & Operated
4.9★ Google with 300+ verified reviews
Atlas Diamond Contractor
Lifetime workmanship warranty on full replacements
Honest repair-vs-replace recommendations
No high-pressure sales, ever
Recent Projects
Recent FireHouse Roofing Projects
Real jobs from real homes — straight from FireHouse Roofing crews across Oklahoma, Arkansas, Kansas & Missouri.
Tear-Off & Underlayment
Tear-off and decking work.
Decking Replacement
Decking replacement.
Job Complete
Completed roof replacement.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know if my roof can be repaired instead of replaced?
It depends on the age of the roof, the extent and location of the damage, how many leaks you've had, and any prior repair history. After inspection, we'll show you photos of what we see and tell you honestly whether a repair is the right call. If a repair makes sense, we'll say so. If replacement is the safer long-term option, we'll explain why.
Do you repair roof leaks?
Yes. Active leaks are one of the most common things we see — pipe boots, flashing, nail pops, lifted shingles, and small storm damage are all things that can often be repaired when the rest of the roof is still in good shape. We'll diagnose the source and recommend the right fix after inspection.
Do you offer emergency roof repair or tarping?
When urgent roof damage happens, our goal is to help you understand the problem quickly and protect the home from further damage when temporary protection is needed. We do our best to get out to active leaks promptly, weather and schedule permitting, and we can arrange a temporary tarp when appropriate. We don't promise a specific response time — we promise to be straight with you about timing.
Can wind-damaged shingles be repaired?
Sometimes. Isolated lifted, creased, or missing shingles in an area of an otherwise sound roof can often be repaired. Widespread wind damage, repeated wind events, or older roofs may be better addressed through a claim or replacement. We'll show you what we see and explain the options.
What are the most common roof repairs in Oklahoma?
In Green Country we most often see missing or lifted shingles, wind-damaged shingles, worn or cracked pipe boots, flashing concerns around chimneys and walls, exposed fasteners, nail pops, and small storm-related leaks. Decking concerns can also be found once the area is opened up.
Do you repair pipe boots and flashing?
Yes. Pipe boot replacement and flashing repair around chimneys, walls, and roof-to-wall transitions are common repairs we perform. These are frequent sources of leaks and are usually a straightforward fix when caught early.
Can you repair storm damage without replacing the whole roof?
Sometimes. It depends on the type of storm, the age and condition of the roof, and the extent of the damage. After inspection we'll show you photos and explain whether a targeted repair is appropriate or whether a claim and replacement should be discussed. We won't recommend replacement unless your roof actually needs one.
Will insurance cover roof repair?
Insurance coverage depends entirely on your policy and the cause of loss. Some storm-related repairs are covered, others are not, and coverage decisions are made by your insurance carrier — not by the roofer. If you'd like a claim discussion, our Insurance Claim Assistance page walks through how we help on the roof side of the claim.
How quickly should I fix missing shingles?
Sooner is better. Missing shingles expose the underlayment and decking to water and UV, which can turn a small repair into a bigger problem. If you can see bare spots from the ground after a storm, it's worth scheduling an inspection — we'll come out at no cost and tell you what we find.
What happens if you find more damage during the repair?
We'll stop, document what we see with photos, and review it with you before continuing. If the additional work is something we can complete within scope, we'll explain the cost; if what we find changes the repair-vs-replace conversation, we'll lay out the options honestly so you can decide.
Should I repair or replace my roof?
It depends on the age of the roof, the size and location of the damage, the number of leaks, repair history, and the storm/insurance context. We'll show you photos of what we find and tell you the truth — if a repair is the right call, we'll say so. We won't recommend a replacement unless your roof actually needs one.
Will a repair void my manufacturer warranty?
When done correctly, no. We use matching materials, proper underlayment, and manufacturer-approved methods so coverage stays intact.
Do you repair small jobs?
Yes. Single shingle replacements, pipe boots, flashing, and small leaks — we treat every homeowner the same whether the repair is small or large.
Do you handle insurance repair claims?
Yes — even smaller claims. We photo-document the damage and can meet your adjuster on the roof. See our Insurance Claim Assistance page for how that process works. Coverage decisions are made by the carrier.
Is the inspection really free?
Yes — no fee, no obligation. You get a full photo report whether you hire us or not.
Do you serve Broken Arrow and Tulsa?
Yes — Broken Arrow is our home base, and we cover Tulsa, Bixby, Jenks, Owasso, Coweta, Sand Springs, Claremore, Collinsville, and the surrounding Green Country communities.
My flat roof had a leak after a monsoon rain week. Firehouse returned to repair it just like they promised. So grateful to them for keeping their word for a lifetime guarantee!
