Founded 2024, one Tulsa shop, by people who had already spent careers on Oklahoma roofs.
Learn about E2
4.9343 Google Reviews
Tulsa & Northeast Oklahoma's Roofing Contractor
From claim to final shingle, we handle it all.
Quality that lasts, for a price that doesn't break the bank.
Repair, replace, or nothingFree · nothing to sign24-hour emergency responseA local address you can drive to
Our mission
Our mission is to serve our clients at the highest level.
A name you can trust. Licensed and insured.
Every roof we inspect in Tulsa is photographed and documented, and you keep that file in writing — replace, repair, or nothing at all.
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Evidence First
Photos and written findings before a price. Take the file to any other contractor in Tulsa.
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Licensed, Insured, Local
One shop, one Tulsa address, Oklahoma-registered crews. In year four there is still somebody to call.
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Nobody Gets Worked
Same price on either side of town. Ten written commitments, listed below in our Bill of Rights.
What we do
Roofing services in Tulsa & Northeast Oklahoma
Shingle, metal, tile and low-slope TPO — plus siding, gutters and ventilation, across five Northeast Oklahoma counties.
Your roof. Our process.
The E2 Roof Report — five steps, first three free
Same five steps on every roof, hail claim or not. Here is what each one costs.
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Same day
You reach us
A person answers — days, nights and weekends. Active leaks go to the front of the schedule.
FreeNo obligation
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Within 24 hours
We inspect the roof
Every slope, valley and penetration photographed — hail bruising, wind lift, flashing, decking, ventilation. Nothing is signed at this visit.
FreeNothing to sign
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One business day
You get it in writing
Photos, findings and a plain verdict: replace, repair, or nothing. The file is yours to show the other two bidders or your adjuster.
FreeYours to keep
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Your call
Scope and, if needed, the carrier
A line-item scope — shingle, underlayment, decking, ventilation, flashing, permits priced separately. On a claim we meet your adjuster on the roof and supplement what the carrier missed.
QuotedLine by line
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Install week
Build, sweep, walk, register
Oklahoma-registered crews and a foreman on site you can find. Magnet-swept yard, punch walk with you, warranty registered before we invoice.
WarrantedRegistered first
Start step one
Internal: both teardowns recommend naming the process after an owner — "Kyler's Proven Process." Named for the deliverable here because it doubles as the offer. Confirm which Andy and Kyler prefer. Step 3's "roughly a share" is deliberately unquantified: the moment someone gives a real percentage of no-damage verdicts, put the number in — it's the single most persuasive figure on this page.
Every roof is a chance to prove ourselves
Founded in 2024. Judged on the record since.
E2 opened in 2024, so we can't sell you decades. We can point at 343 public reviews you can verify in ten seconds.
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E2 is our people
Names, not a call center
Robert, Kyler, Andy, Tim, Jaci, Rudy — named by customers in their own reviews.
We hire for the integrity customers keep naming in reviews. If that's you, we're hiring.
Careers at E2
Homeowner
Bill of Rights
After a storm, four companies knock on your street and each one says the other three are scammers.
So we put ours in writing. Ten commitments, binding whether you hire us or not.
Right №1, in someone else's words
"We had an estimate to fix a potential leak on our tile roof for about 5k. I ran into Robert in the WalMart parking lot and asked him to give us another estimate. He said the leak was odd and didn't think it was the roof… he'd fix the roof, but didn't want us chasing a problem that might not exist. He made several phone calls to more specialized people and showed up the next day with 'the man,' a Mr. Omar, who within about 10 minutes had the issue diagnosed. Robert came back out to a job he was pretty sure he wasn't going to be working just to make sure everything got figured out."
Macolly Hockey · Local Guide · 5 stars · Google
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High standards come standard
Checkable, not claimed
Every item below is verifiable from a public record.
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343 five-star Google reviews
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Registered Oklahoma roofing contractor
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In-house insurance supplement specialist
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Tulsa shop & street address
Where we work
E2 Roof Co. works out of one shop at 6836 East 44th Street in Tulsa and serves the metro and the surrounding Northeast Oklahoma communities: Tulsa, Broken Arrow, Jenks, Owasso, Bixby, Sand Springs, Sapulpa, Claremore, Catoosa, Coweta, Glenpool and Collinsville — across Tulsa, Rogers, Wagoner, Creek and Osage counties, plus Northwest Arkansas. Emergency roof repair runs 24 hours a day inside that footprint, and free roof inspections are typically on the calendar within one business day.
Oklahoma roofs take spring hail, straight-line wind and summer heat that cooks an under-ventilated attic. That is why decking, ventilation and valley coverage get photographed on every inspection.
Roof replacement cost in Tulsa
How much a new roof costs in Oklahoma
Nine thousand, sixteen thousand, twenty-six thousand — same house. They aren't quoting the same work, and nobody itemized it.
We won't pretend a website can price your roof. Here is what our customers publicly reported paying, on Google, with their names on it.
$8,000–10,000
Posted by Cari VanOrden with a five-star review — tagged "Reasonable price" by Google.
$20,000+
Posted by Shane Pockrus, also five stars, also tagged "Great price." Bigger roof, different job.
Both figures published by the customers themselves on Google, not by us. Yours depends on the lines opposite.
| Line item | Why it moves the price |
|---|---|
| Shingle line | 3-tab vs. architectural vs. impact-resistant — and an IR shingle may earn a premium discount from your carrier |
| Decking replacement | Unknown until tear-off. Ask every bidder their per-sheet price before you sign, not after |
| Underlayment | Synthetic vs. felt, and how far the ice-and-water runs at valleys and eaves. Often where a cheap bid got cheap |
| Ventilation | Ridge vent, gable vents, intake balance. Skipping it shortens the roof's life and can void the warranty |
| Pitch & stories | Steep and high charges are real labor — and a common omission on a carrier's first scope |
| Flashing & penetrations | Chimneys, skylights, pipe boots. Reused versus replaced is a real dollar difference |
| Permits & disposal | Municipality-dependent. Should appear as a line, not as a surprise |
Hail & storm damage insurance claims
Someone here is paid to argue with the carrier's math
A carrier's first scope routinely omits ice-and-water shield, drip edge, ventilation, decking and steep-charge labor. Every omission comes out of your pocket, not theirs.
Monica Holt is our in-house supplement specialist. She documents what the repair actually requires and submits it for a revised scope. We never predict how a carrier will rule.
Every roofer says "we work with insurance." Ask the next one who does it and whether they're on the payroll.
From a homeowner, on Google
"Tim was amazing, he did a thorough inspection of our roof. Walked us through filing a claim and handled the insurance adjuster. We could not be more pleased with our new roof and gutters."
Nicole Dawn · 5 stars · 3 months ago
4.9 · 343 Google reviews
Your neighbors already checked
Named, dated, public, and answered personally by our owner. Pulled live from Google.
SShane Pockrus6 months agoG
★★★★★
Great price · $20,000+
"Robert at E2 Roof Co. has been awesome to work with. He's clear and concise, explains everything in a way that actually makes sense, and helps you understand what you truly need without any pressure. Very professional, responsive, and easy to communicate with."
JJames Maynard3 months agoG
★★★★★
Great price
"Hail storm came through and Jaci sent someone out the next day to inspect my roof for damages. Quoted a great price for shingle replacement and gutters. I will definitely call on E2 for future projects."
E2 Roof Co. replied
"We're glad Jaci and the team could respond quickly after the hail storm and that you were pleased with the estimate. We appreciate your trust and look forward to helping with future projects."
PPatti Todd2 months agoG
★★★★★
Great price
"Beyond happy! The team was conscientious. Led by Robert as foreman, his team was fast (weather permitting), incredibly clean and tidy during the process, helpful…"
E2 Roof Co. replied
"We're thrilled Robert, Rudy and the crew were professional, tidy and responsive throughout the project. We take great pride in treating each property respectfully and appreciate you recognizing the team effort."
FFalen LovellLocal Guide · a year agoG
★★★★★
"After our insurance rejected our roof claim, we were feeling completely stuck. Kyler not only helped us navigate through the entire insurance process but went above and beyond… He was always there when we had questions, and he made the entire process so much smoother. It's rare to find someone who is not only skilled but genuinely cares about their customers."
CCari VanOrden5 months agoG
★★★★★
Reasonable price · $8,000–10,000
"Andy went above and beyond to keep us informed of delays due to weather and workers tied up finishing another job. He quickly felt like an old friend, not just a contractor. Would recommend these gentlemen highly. Excellent work done, always immediate response on any questions."
MMatt BayneLocal Guide · a year agoG
★★★★★
"Fantastic service all around from Kyler and the crew. Clear and professional communication. Fast and efficient work from estimation through to job completion. The installation crew was super friendly and left the job site cleaner than it was at the start. They even installed a new roof section near our chimney to help resolve water build-up issues at no extra charge."
Read all 343 on Google
Internal: replace with the live Google Business Profile feed at build. These six are ordered deliberately — price transparency, speed, crew conduct, insurance, communication, going beyond scope. Show owner replies on all of them once the feed is live; neither reference site does it.
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1 · Contact
2 · Property
3 · Availability
Two lanes, one form — the CRM records which one you chose.
Internal: ownership sits here deliberately — after commitment, before the calendar — so a renter self-eliminates after the contact record is captured. The "what's going on" radio routes the lead into the storm lane or the retail lane.
Internal: availability windows, not a booked slot. Feels like self-service to the homeowner, keeps routing flexibility for whoever runs the schedule.
FAQs
Your questions, answered
The six questions that actually stop people from calling.
If I file a claim, will my insurer drop me or raise my rates?
That depends on your carrier and your policy, and any roofer who promises otherwise is guessing with your money. What we can do is give you what you need before you make that call: a written report with photographs showing whether there is storm damage at all. Plenty of homeowners find out there's nothing worth filing. That's a useful answer too, and it costs nothing.
What is a percentage deductible, and why does everyone suddenly have one?
Many Oklahoma policies have moved from a flat dollar deductible to a wind-and-hail deductible calculated as a percentage of dwelling coverage. On a $400,000 dwelling, a 2% deductible is $8,000 — not the $1,000 most people still assume. Your declarations page states yours. Read it, or call your agent, before you file: it changes whether a claim is worth filing at all.
What we will never do: waive, absorb, discount or work around it. See right number six.
Someone knocked and said I have damage. Should I believe them?
Get a second opinion in writing from a company with a local address you can drive to. The person telling you that you have damage is also the person selling the roof — that's true of them and true of us, which is exactly why we hand you a photo report you can carry anywhere. Verify their Oklahoma contractor registration, confirm the manufacturer certification is current and in their name, and find out where the office is.
Why are my three bids $9,000, $16,000 and $26,000 for the same house?
Because they aren't quoting the same job — different shingle lines, underlayment, ventilation, code items, and different assumptions about decking. The cheapest bid is usually the one that left the most out, and you find out which items on the day the crew is on your roof. Our scope is itemized so you compare line to line. The cost breakdown above walks through every driver.
Do you charge for the inspection or the estimate?
No. The inspection is free, the written report is free, there is nothing to sign while we're there, and if the roof doesn't need work we'll say so and leave. Inspections book within 24 hours; the report lands within one business day of the visit.
My roof is 20 years old but it isn't leaking. Can I get another year out of it?
Maybe — we'll tell you honestly after we look. Two things worth knowing while you decide. Once water reaches the decking, replacement gets meaningfully more expensive, and interior damage isn't roofing money, it's drywall, insulation and remediation. Separately, a number of carriers are moving aging roofs onto actual-cash-value schedules or declining to renew, which can quietly change what your policy would pay. Better to know where you stand before that decision gets made for you.
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