When storms roll through Broken Arrow and Tulsa, FireHouse Roofing gets on your roof, documents what we find with photos, and gives you a straight answer — no pressure to replace a roof that doesn't need it.
Green Country sees its share of hail and high winds, and after a big storm it's natural to wonder whether your roof took a hit. As The Good Guys of Roofing, our job is to give you the truth — not a sales pitch. We treat every storm inspection like an investigation: photo evidence on every slope, every penetration, and every elevation. If we find damage worth filing a claim on, we'll show you exactly what we found and walk you through what to expect. If we don't find damage, we'll tell you that too. If you already have a claim open or just want to understand how the process works, our Insurance Claim Assistance page covers ACV, RCV, deductibles, depreciation, code items, and supplements in plain language. Either way, our firefighter-owned crew is here to help homeowners across Broken Arrow, Tulsa, Bixby, Jenks, Owasso, Coweta, and the surrounding communities make a confident decision about their roof.
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.
Honest, photo-documented inspections — we'll tell you the truth about what we find.
We'll meet your insurance adjuster on the roof and walk the scope together.
Atlas Diamond Contractor — Class 4 impact-resistant shingles available for qualifying insurance discounts.
Lifetime Workmanship Warranty on full roof replacements we install.
Firefighter Owned & Operated — local to Broken Arrow and Tulsa.
Fully Insured with $1,000,000 General Liability coverage.
Benefits
What homeowners get
Free storm inspection
Full photo report — shingles, vents, flashings, gutters, and soft metals. You keep the report whether you hire us or not.
Temporary tarping when needed
If a storm has opened the roof and rain is in the forecast, ask about a temporary tarp to protect the inside of your home until repairs can be completed.
Adjuster meetings
We climb the roof with your insurance adjuster and walk through test squares together so nothing in the scope gets missed.
Clear damage documentation
Aerial measurements, slope-by-slope photos, and a written summary you can share with your carrier.
Re-inspection support
If a claim is denied or under-scoped, we can re-inspect and request a supplement. We don't promise a different outcome — but documentation matters.
Quality installation when needed
If a replacement is the right call, we install premium shingles to manufacturer spec, with Class 4 impact options available.
First 48 Hours After a Storm
What to do before filing an insurance claim
After hail or high winds, the instinct is to call your insurance company immediately. In many cases, it helps to get an honest roof inspection first so you know whether there is damage worth discussing with your carrier.
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Check for visible damage from the ground
Look for dented gutters, downspouts, or vents; granules in gutters or at downspout bases; shingle pieces in the yard; and any new leaks or water stains inside. Take photos if you see something obvious.
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Call FireHouse Roofing Co. for an honest inspection before filing a claim
Not every storm requires a claim. Before opening a claim, we can inspect the roof, document what we see, and help you understand whether there appears to be enough damage to justify discussing a claim with your insurance carrier. If nothing is wrong, we'll tell you that too.
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Protect the inside if water is getting in
Move furniture and valuables away from the leak path. Use buckets or tarps inside. If the roof is open and rain is in the forecast, ask us about a temporary tarp to keep water out until repairs are scheduled.
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Document everything
Save photos of interior water stains, fallen tree limbs, and any visible exterior damage. Note the date and time of the storm. This documentation helps whether you end up filing a claim or not.
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Understand your options before calling your carrier
We do not decide coverage, negotiate claims, or act as a public adjuster. What we do is give you a clear, photo-documented picture of your roof's condition so you can make an informed decision about whether a conversation with your insurance carrier makes sense.
Storm Damage & Your Insurance
Honest guidance before you call your carrier
Not every storm means you need to file an insurance claim. Before filing a claim, call FireHouse Roofing Co. for an honest storm damage roof inspection. We can inspect the roof, document what we see, and help you understand whether there appears to be enough roof damage to justify discussing a claim with your insurance carrier.
If we find damage that appears to meet your carrier's threshold, we'll show you exactly what we found, explain what it means, and give you a clear photo report you can share. If nothing is wrong, we'll tell you that too — and there's no fee either way.
We do not determine coverage, guarantee approval, negotiate claims, or act as a public adjuster. What we do is inspect thoroughly, document honestly, and help you understand your roof's condition so you can decide whether a conversation with your insurance carrier makes sense.
If a claim is already open or you want to understand how ACV, RCV, depreciation, and supplements work, our Insurance Claim Assistance page walks through the process in plain language.
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 has hail damage?
A lot of hail damage isn't visible from the ground. Common signs include dented gutters, downspouts, or vents; granules collecting in your gutters or at the base of downspouts; soft bruises or dark spots on shingles; and new leaks or stains after a storm. The only way to know for sure is to have someone get on the roof — that's what our free inspection is for.
What size hail damages a roof?
Hail roughly 1 inch or larger can bruise asphalt shingles, and wind gusts above about 50 mph can lift or crease them. Even if the hail seemed small or the wind didn't feel severe, it's worth getting eyes on the roof — damage and storm size don't always match.
What are the signs of wind damage on a roof?
Look for missing or lifted shingles, shingles with creased edges, exposed nail heads, debris in the yard from the roof, or pieces of shingle on the ground after a storm. Wind damage often shows up along ridges and edges where uplift is strongest.
Should I call my insurance company before getting my roof inspected?
Not every storm means you need to file an insurance claim. Before opening a claim, call FireHouse Roofing Co. for an honest roof inspection. We'll document what we see, explain whether there appears to be storm damage, and help you understand whether the damage may be worth discussing with your insurance carrier. If nothing is wrong, we'll tell you that too. Filing a claim that doesn't result in a payout can still show on your record — so it helps to know whether there is damage worth discussing with your carrier before making that call.
How long after a storm can I file an insurance claim?
Most carriers allow up to 12 months from the date of loss to file a hail or wind claim, but policies vary — check yours. The sooner damage is documented, the easier the claim usually is. We can help identify the likely storm date during inspection and, if a claim may be warranted, document what we find so you have a clear record to discuss with your carrier.
Will you meet my insurance adjuster?
Yes. We climb the roof with the adjuster, walk through test squares together, and make sure nothing in the scope gets missed. There's no cost for this.
What if my claim is denied or under-scoped?
We can re-inspect, document anything we believe was missed, and request a re-inspection or supplement. We can't promise a different outcome, but proper documentation often makes a real difference. Our Insurance Claim Assistance page explains the full process.
Is the storm 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, Tulsa, and surrounding areas?
Yes — Broken Arrow, Tulsa, Bixby, Jenks, Owasso, Coweta, Sand Springs, Claremore, Sapulpa, and the surrounding Green Country communities.
We had a some shingles fly off from the crazy winds the past few weeks exposing our attic. Called around and literally firehouse was the first to call and come out. All others took days to reply. They were very informative and quick to repair. Would highly recommend.
Not every storm means you need to file an insurance claim. Before opening a claim, call FireHouse Roofing Co. for an honest roof inspection. If we don't find real damage, we'll tell you — and you don't owe us a thing.
