Roof Installation · Oklahoma City
Roof replacement in Oklahoma City
When a roof has reached the end of its life, Jenco Construction replaces it with a full new roof for Oklahoma City homes and businesses, backed by a lifetime workmanship warranty.
Chapter 01
Signs a roof needs replacing, not patching
A roof does not always announce that it is done. Missing or damaged shingles, leaks, sagging and granule loss are the clearest signs, and roofs that are around 10 years old or older benefit from a closer look even without visible damage.
In many cases an older roof gets more value from a full replacement than from another round of patch repairs. A roof inspection is the way to tell which side of that line a given roof is on, and Jenco's roof inspections are free.
Brick two-story home with a gray shingle roof behind a large bare-branched tree
Why homeowners choose replacement
Beyond age and visible wear, homeowners replace a roof after severe storm damage, to stop ongoing leaks and water damage, to get better energy efficiency out of the home, or simply to boost the property's value and curb appeal. Jenco's roof replacement work covers asphalt shingle, metal and tile roofs.
A standard roof replacement on a typical Oklahoma City home usually takes about 1 to 2 days. Added work, such as new gutters alongside the roof, can extend that timeline, and Jenco can give a more precise estimate once the roof has been inspected.
Chapter 03
A lifetime warranty, and help with insurance
Every full roof replacement from Jenco Construction carries a lifetime workmanship warranty. Jenco is family-owned, licensed (#80000019) and fully insured, and has replaced roofs across metropolitan Oklahoma City since 1983.
When a replacement follows storm damage, Jenco works with insurance companies to help simplify the claim. Roof inspections and estimates are free, and veteran discounts are available (mention it when scheduling; not combined with other offers).
Lifetime workmanship warranty on every full roof replacement, with free inspections and estimates across Oklahoma City since 1983.