What Moore's weather does to roofs
Cleveland County has seen hail 1 inch or larger reported on 114 days from 2000 to 2025, and hail 2 inches or larger on 23 of those days (NOAA SPC reports).
On May 20, 2013, preliminary reports listed 2.5-inch hail just north-northwest of Moore. That same day, an EF-5 tornado crossed Moore and parts of south Oklahoma City (NWS Norman). It is part of Moore's history.
Wind damage is its own category. On June 17, 2023, a line of storms brought measured gusts of 59 to 63 mph across the metro, and NWS Norman logged windows blown out just south of Moore.
Common roofing jobs a roofing company in Moore handles
After hail or wind, common jobs involve shingles that cracked, lifted, or blew off entirely, along with flashing that separated from walls, vents, or chimneys. Those gaps are where water gets in.
Roofers also handle full replacements when a roof has been through enough that repairs no longer hold up. A roofer walking your roof can check the decking, the flashing, the ridge, and the valleys and give you a clear picture of what they find.
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Permits and code in Moore, OK
Check with the City of Moore Inspections office at 405-793-5051, or ask your roofer whether your address needs a permit.
Oklahoma's statewide code generally does not allow a new layer of asphalt shingles over existing asphalt shingles. A complete separate roofing system, like a standing-seam metal roof, does not require removing the old roof covering.
Oklahoma adopted the 2024 International Residential Code statewide, effective September 14, 2026. It skipped the 2021 edition. Some city documents still cite older editions.
How to choose a roofing company in Moore
Oklahoma requires roofing contractors to register annually with the Construction Industries Board (CIB). You can search the CIB's online roofing registration tool or call 405-521-6550. Registered roofers must display their "OK" registration number on both sides of their work trucks, on contracts, bids, business cards, signs, and ads. Ask to see it before anyone starts.
The CIB recommends getting at least three estimates, asking whether there is a charge for the estimate, and requesting references including a customer from over a year ago. Get a written contract before work begins.
The Oklahoma Attorney General advises using a local company established in the community and taking time to research before signing. Be cautious of contractors who come uninvited, use high-pressure sales tactics, or want large upfront or cash payments.
The Oklahoma Insurance Department recommends not paying the full amount up front. Pay for work in installments as it is completed, and hold your final payment until the job is done.
Frequently asked questions
How do I know if roof repair in Moore is covered by my homeowner's policy?
Your policy decides what is covered, so call your insurance agent. The Oklahoma Insurance Department advises contacting your insurer or agent as soon as possible after damage occurs, avoiding permanent repairs until your insurance company has inspected the damage, making any needed temporary repairs to prevent further damage, and keeping your receipts.
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