Storm season Hail or wind damage? Free inspections across Tulsa and Green Country. Emergency tarps 24/7.
Call or text (918) 555-0191
Roofing contractor · Tulsa & Green Country · Since 2010
Ironclad replaces and repairs roofs across Tulsa and Green Country: storm damage and insurance claims, new shingle and metal roofs, leaks, gutters and more.
Water coming in now? Call (918) 555-0191 for an emergency tarp, day or night.
Free inspection
Nate or Jake walks every slope, checks the gutters, vents and flashing, and looks at the decking from your attic if you’d like. You get photos of everything and a plain recommendation: file a claim, fix it, or leave it alone.
Sample inspection report
If the damage is less than your deductible, we’ll tell you, and quote the repair instead.
Insurance claims
From the first call to the last check usually takes 30 to 90 days. Here’s who does what at each step, so you always know what comes next.
YouCall or book online. Take photos if it’s safe.
IroncladInspect every slope and send the photo report. Tell you if it’s worth filing.
Insurer—
If we don’t see enough damage to file, we say so in the report. No charge either way.
YouCall your insurer with the storm date. You’ll get a claim number.
IroncladGive you the storm date, the photos and what to say.
InsurerOpens the claim and books an adjuster.
Most policies want a claim filed within a year of the storm. Sooner is easier.
YouTell us the time. You don’t have to climb anything.
IroncladMeet the adjuster on your roof and point out every hit.
InsurerThe adjuster inspects, measures and photographs.
Adjusters work fast. Having us there is the best way to make sure nothing is missed.
YouSend us the scope. Deposit the first check.
IroncladRead the scope line by line and file a supplement for anything missed.
InsurerSends the scope and the first check (ACV), and reviews the supplement.
Common missed items: drip edge, pipe boots, starter shingles, code-required ice-and-water shield. Supplements are normal and legal; we send photos and measurements for each one.
YouPick your shingle and color. Pay nothing upfront.
IroncladBuild the roof in one day, sweep for nails and walk it with you.
Insurer—
If your mortgage company is named on the check, Erin handles the endorsement paperwork with them.
YouPay us the first check and your deductible.
IroncladSend completion photos and the final invoice to your insurer.
InsurerReleases the held-back depreciation (the second check).
If your policy pays replacement cost, this second check is yours to collect. We make sure it gets requested.
Approved replacement cost $14,600
Example with round numbers. Your policy sets your real deductible, usually 1–2% of your home’s insured value.
Services
Every job is done by our own two crews and Tommy’s repair truck. No subcontractors, and the same people answer for the warranty.
A new shingle roof, usually in one day.
We inspect, meet your adjuster and handle the paperwork with you.
Missing shingles, flashing, pipe boots, valleys.
Standing-seam steel for homes and shops.
6-inch gutters made on site to fit your house.
24/7
Water coming in? A tarp on the roof within hours, day or night.
Not a fit: We don’t do siding, windows or solar installs. If your siding took hail too, we’ll say so and point you to someone good. For solar panels, we work with your solar company to remove and reset them.
Prices
Real ranges from our own jobs this year. Your written estimate after the inspection is the price we hold to.
| Job | Typical | Time |
|---|---|---|
| Inspection and photo reportTest squares, attic check, photo report | Free | 45–60 min |
| Shingle repairMatched shingles, sealed, photos | $350–$900 | 1–2 hours |
| Leak repairFlashing, pipe boots or valleys; decking check | $450–$1,500 | Half a day |
| Emergency tarpTarp with wood strips, photos for your claim | $395–$750 | Same day |
| New roof, architectural shinglesTear-off, underlayment, vents, drip edge, cleanup | $10,500–$15,500 | 1 day |
| New roof, Class 4 shinglesThe same, with impact-rated shingles | $12,500–$18,500 | 1 day |
| Standing-seam metal roofPanels, trim, underlayment | $27,000–$38,000 | 3–5 days |
| Decking replacementOnly rotten or soft sheets, shown in photos | $85 a sheet | On roof day |
| Seamless guttersGutters, downspouts, haul-off | $12–$18 per ft | 1 day |
New-roof prices are for a 2,000 sq ft one-story home (about 28 squares). Steep, two-story or two-layer roofs cost more. A square is 100 sq ft of roof.
| Architectural shingles | Class 4 impact-resistant | Standing-seam metal | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Typical cost, 2,000 sq ft home | $10,500–$15,500 | $12,500–$18,500 | $27,000–$38,000 |
| Hail rating | Not impact-rated | Class 4, the top rating (tested with a 2-inch steel ball) | Class 4 on most panels; big hail can still dent it |
| Wind rating | 110–130 mph | 110–130 mph | 140 mph and up |
| Expected life | 20–25 years | 25–30 years | 40–60 years |
| Insurance discount | None | Often 10–30% off the wind and hail part of your premium | Often similar; ask your agent |
| Good for | Tight budgets, rentals, selling soon | Most Tulsa homes | Homes you’ll keep for good |
Ask your agent about the Class 4 discount before you pick. We’ll send them the shingle certificate after roof day.
Recent work
What happened, what we put on, and how long it took.
See 412 reviews on Google
Broken Arrow · May 2026
Hail claim after the May storm. Class 4 architectural shingles, new ridge vent and pipe boots.
34 squares1 day
Tulsa · Aug 2026
1940s brick house in Maple Ridge with a steep roof: two layers torn off, 14 sheets of decking replaced.
26 squares2 days
Owasso · Mar 2026
A 22-year-old roof, replaced before the house went on the market.
29 squares1 day
Coweta · Jun 2026
Wind and hail claim, new roof and seamless gutters all around.
41 squares2 days
Claremore · Apr 2026
Shingles swapped for standing-seam metal on a brick-and-stone ranch.
31 squares4 days
Roof day
Most homes take one day, start to finish. Big, steep or two-layer roofs take two. Here’s how the day goes.
The day before
Shingles arrive on a boom truck and a dump trailer parks on your drive. We text you the crew lead’s name.
7:00 am
Crew arrives. Tarps go over your beds, AC unit and anything near the walls.
7:30 am
Tear-off. Old shingles go straight off the roof into the trailer.
10:30 am
Decking check. Any soft or rotten sheet gets a photo before we replace it.
11:30 am
Underlayment. Ice-and-water shield in the valleys, new drip edge.
12:30 pm
Shingles. Pipe boots, vents and the ridge vent go on with them.
4:00 pm
Cleanup. Magnet sweep of the yard, beds and driveway, twice.
5:00 pm
Walk-through with you, and photos of the finished roof by text.
About Ironclad
Nate Calloway spent seven years walking storm-damaged roofs for an insurance company, more than 2,500 of them across Oklahoma and Kansas. In 2010 he started Ironclad with one crew and a pickup, to be the roofer on the homeowner’s side of the ladder. Erin Calloway runs the office and every claim file. Most of the crew has been with them for five years or more.
“I tell people what I’d tell my mother. If it’s not worth a claim, I say so.”
Nate Calloway, owner
We sponsor two youth baseball teams in Broken Arrow, and after big storms we tarp roofs free for seniors and veterans.
OK Roofing Reg. #0927 · $2M liability · Workers’ comp on every roofer
“Nate was on our roof two days after the May hail and found damage the first company missed. He met the adjuster, showed him the hits on every slope, and the claim was approved that week. The crew did the whole roof in one day.”
“They told us not to file. The damage was real but less than our deductible, so they fixed the two leaks instead and sent photos of the work.”
“Crew showed up at 7, had the old roof off by lunch and the new one on by 4:30. They ran a magnet over the yard twice. I didn’t find a single nail.”
“Erin walked me through every letter from the insurance company. When the second check came, she called to tell me what it was for and what to do with it.”
“Water was coming through the ceiling at 11 at night. Tommy had a tarp on within two hours and was back Monday to fix the valley.”
“We went with Class 4 shingles on their advice. Our agent gave us the discount at the next renewal.”
“Second roof Ironclad has done for us. The first one, from 2013, made it through three hailstorms before this spring’s finally got it.”
Service area
Free inspections and no trip charge in four counties. Farther out, like Bartlesville, Muskogee, Okmulgee or Pryor, call and ask.
FAQ
Something else? Call or text (918) 555-0191. Erin answers most claim questions the same day.
Yes. No charge, no contract and nothing to sign. If we don’t find damage worth fixing, we tell you that too.
A hail or wind claim is a weather claim, not an at-fault one, and insurers usually don’t single out one house for it. If you’re unsure, ask your agent before you file. We’ll still give you the photos.
No. Oklahoma law doesn’t allow any roofer to, and an offer to do it is a reason to walk away.
We’ll tell you if a re-inspection is worth asking for, and go to it with you. If the damage isn’t there, we’ll say so and quote a repair if you need one.
Yes, monthly payments through a lending partner, on approved credit. Most people use it for Class 4 upgrades or metal.
Usually within 2 business days. After a big storm it can be up to a week; we tell you the day when we text.
One day for most homes. Big, steep or two-layer roofs take two, and metal takes 3–5 days.
No. Two install crews of our own, led by Hector and Cody, plus Tommy for repairs. Everyone is on our payroll and our workers’ comp.
Our workmanship for 10 years, in writing, and the shingle maker’s system warranty of up to 50 years. Repairs are covered for 2 years.
We take down and reset dishes. For solar, we line up the removal and reset with your solar company so the warranty on the panels stays good.
Free inspection
Takes about two minutes. We text you to confirm a time, usually within 2 business hours.