- Largest: 2-inch (hen egg-size) hail near West Tulsa, April 22, 2020.
- Most recent: 1-inch (quarter-size) hail, June 1, 2026.
- Strongest measured wind gust: 87 mph, June 17, 2023.
- 6 tornado touchdowns within 5 miles, the strongest rated EF2.
Tulsa roofing company · RainTech Roofing Tulsa's roofer,since 2003.
RainTech Roofing has roofed Tulsa homes and businesses since 2003, from our shop on 79th East Avenue. Roofs, repairs, storm claims, gutters and custom metal, all done by our own crews.
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- 3 miFrom our shop, as the crow flies
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- 2003Founded in Tulsa
One company, the whole city.
Tulsa's roofs run the full range: 1920s bungalows in Midtown, flat-roofed towers downtown, brick ranches in the east, custom builds in the south. Every one of them gets the same thing from us: a hands-on inspection, photos of what we find, and a written quote you can actually read.
We're a Tulsa company, not a storm-season visitor. Our office, our gutter trucks and our sheet metal shop are all here, which is why we can measure, build and install without handing your roof to a subcontractor.
Midtown’s older homes
Brookside, Maple Ridge, Florence Park and Yorktown are mostly 1920s to 1960s houses: old overlays, board decking, period flashing and attics that under-ventilate. We tear off to the deck, replace only the boards that need it, and rebuild copper details in our own shop. On homes from about 1930 to 1955, we recommend an asbestos test before tear-off.
Downtown’s flat and historic roofs
Most of Downtown is low-slope roofs with parapets, internal drains and scuppers on buildings older than the roof on top. We install TPO, EPDM and modified bitumen, build coping and counter flashing to fit old masonry, and schedule around tenants and business hours.
South Tulsa’s custom homes
From Southern Hills to The Estates on Yale, bigger homes mean complex rooflines: valleys, dormers, turrets and chimneys. Our shop fabricates the flashing, valleys and copper accents so every transition fits, and big pecans and oaks usually call for seamless gutters with Leaf Terminator guards.
Where we work in Tulsa
- Brookside
- Cherry Street
- Maple Ridge
- Florence Park
- Yorktown
- Utica Square
- Swan Lake
- Renaissance
- Downtown
- Deco District
- Blue Dome District
- Tulsa Arts District
- East Village
- Greenwood District
- Brady Heights
- Kendall-Whittier
- Southern Hills
- Forest Ridge
- Ranch Acres
- Patrick Henry
- The Estates on Yale
- East Tulsa
- Turkey Mountain
Tulsa roofs, by the numbers.
- 65% of homes were built before 1980, and 14% in 2000 or later.
- Many houses here are on their third or fourth roof. Expect old overlays, board decking and attic ventilation below today’s standards, which is why we tear off to the deck and inspect it before the new roof goes on.
Re-roof permit rules differ from city to city across the Tulsa metro. Before you sign, ask your roofer whether Tulsa requires a permit for your job, who pulls it, and whether the work gets an inspection.
Any roofer working in Oklahoma has to be registered with the Construction Industries Board. Ours is License No. 80001347; you can look up any contractor on the CIB website.
Oklahoma CIB →Sources: NOAA Storm Events Database, reports within 5 miles of Tulsa from January 2016 through June 30, 2026 · U.S. Census Bureau, ACS 2020 to 2024 five-year estimates
What we do in Tulsa.
- Residential Roofing Shingle, Class 4, metal, slate and tile roofs for Tulsa homes, compared honestly for Oklahoma hail.
- Roof Repair Leaks traced from the attic up and fixed at the source, not guessed at from a ceiling stain.
- Insurance Claims We meet your adjuster on the roof with the evidence already documented.
- Commercial Roofing TPO, EPDM, metal and mod-bit, phased around your operations.
- Rain Gutters Seamless gutters formed on site, and copper made in our own shop.
- Gutter Protection Leaf Terminator guards, installed to manufacturer standards.
- Sheet Metal Shop Flashing, cupolas, chimney caps and copper, built to fit instead of bent on a tailgate.
- New Construction Dry-in on your schedule, installed to keep every warranty eligible.
“Extremely professional team with excellent communication and explanation of the scope of work that was needed. Pricing was very reasonable for the amount of work needed. I would highly recommend the RainTech team.”
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Nearby areas.
What areas of Tulsa does RainTech serve?
All of Tulsa, from Midtown, Downtown and South Tulsa to East Tulsa and Turkey Mountain, plus the surrounding metro: Broken Arrow, Bixby, Jenks, Owasso, Sand Springs, Sapulpa, Glenpool, Catoosa, Coweta, Collinsville, Muskogee and Grand Lake.
My Midtown roof has two layers. Do you tear them both off?
Yes. We tear off to the deck so we can inspect the boards, install ice-and-water shield correctly, and qualify the roof for full warranty coverage.
Can you work on historic Downtown buildings?
Yes. We tie new roof systems into old masonry with custom flashing, coping and parapet caps fabricated in our own shop, so the details fit the building instead of a catalog.
Do you work on high-end and custom homes?
Yes. Designer shingles, standing seam, slate profiles, custom copper and full sheet metal packages on complex rooflines are a big part of our South Tulsa work.
Does RainTech handle commercial roofing in Tulsa?
Yes. TPO, EPDM, standing seam metal and coating restorations for offices, churches, schools, warehouses and retail, with work phased around your operations.
Do you handle gutters and sheet metal in-house?
Yes. Our own trucks form seamless gutters on site, and our shop fabricates flashing, chimney caps, coping and copper. None of it is subcontracted.
How often does Tulsa get hail?
Since 2016, NOAA's Storm Events Database lists 51 reports of hail 1 inch or larger within 5 miles of Tulsa, on 16 different days. Largest: 2-inch (hen egg-size) hail near West Tulsa, April 22, 2020. Most recent: 1-inch (quarter-size) hail, June 1, 2026. Hail that size can bruise shingles without leaving damage you can see from the ground, so get the roof inspected after a big storm.
Is the roof inspection in Tulsa really free?
Yes. A hands-on inspection, photos of what we find, and a straight recommendation, with no obligation.
Does RainTech work with my insurance company?
Yes. We document storm damage, meet your adjuster on the roof, and review the scope line by line. Oklahoma law prohibits any contractor from waiving or paying your deductible.
Book a free inspection with RainTech Roofing.
Three quick steps, under a minute. We'll call to schedule a time that works for you. Prefer to talk now? Call the office.
- Free inspection, no obligation
- Photos of everything we find
- Help with insurance claims
- Callback within one business day