New construction roofing in Tulsa · RainTech Roofing Dried in,on your schedule.

RainTech Roofing is the roofing and gutter partner for Tulsa-area builders: dry-in aligned with framing, roofs installed to manufacturer spec, and seamless gutters before closeout.

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Where we fit in the build.

Tap through a typical build. Who does what, from the bid to closing.

Bid & spec When plans are ready

Builder & super
Send plans, elevations and your target schedule.
RainTech
An itemized bid with exact products, ice-and-water coverage, ventilation and gutter layout.
Inspections & paperwork
Permit responsibility spelled out in the bid.

Build the spec sheet.

Pick the roof you want on the house. The spec sheet writes itself, and you can send it with your bid request so the number comes back apples to apples.

Roof system
Ice & water shield
Gutters
Roof spec · New construction

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    What builders can count on.

    New builds.

    Dry-in with synthetic underlayment
    Dry-in with synthetic underlayment
    New build, shingles on
    New build, shingles on
    Crew rolling underlayment on a large build
    Crew rolling underlayment on a large build
    Standing seam metal on a custom home
    Standing seam metal on a custom home
    Standing seam on a commercial new build
    Standing seam on a commercial new build
    Green standing seam, custom build
    Green standing seam, custom build

    New Construction questions.

    Straight answers before you book.

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    When should the roofer be scheduled on a new build?
    Book us when plans are ready, then let us know when framing and sheathing are complete. We dry the house in right after, so interior trades can start, and come back for gutters once siding, paint and grading are done.
    Do you install gutters on new construction too?
    Yes. Seamless aluminum gutters formed on site, color-matched to the trim, with oversized options for high-volume runoff and downspouts routed away from the foundation. Leaf Terminator gutter guards can go on at the same time.
    Can a homebuyer upgrade to Class 4 shingles during construction?
    Often, yes. Many builders offer it as an upgrade, typically $1,500 to $3,500, which is far less than retrofitting later. Many Oklahoma insurers also discount the premium for Class 4 roofs.
    What should a new construction roofing bid include?
    The exact shingle product and grade, underlayment type, ice-and-water coverage, drip edge, ventilation and flashing details, who handles the permit, cleanup and disposal, timeline, and both manufacturer and workmanship warranty terms in writing.
    Do you work with production builders and custom builders?
    Both. From production housing to custom builds, our new construction team works with builders, developers and project managers across the Tulsa area.
    Do you handle commercial new construction?
    Yes. We work with commercial project managers on TPO, EPDM and standing seam metal systems. See our commercial roofing page for details.
    Who registers the manufacturer warranty?
    We do, at closeout, and we hand over the documentation so it can go to the buyer at closing.

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    (918) 449-1474
    3815 S 79th E Ave, Tulsa, OK 74145 Oklahoma CIB License No. 80001347
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