Our office is on North Council Road in northwest Oklahoma City, and it is where the crews start every day. We repair and replace roofs across the city, from shingle to tile and slate.
Champion Roofing has roofed Oklahoma City since 2004 and is based on North Council Road.
We have completed and maintain tile, slate and synthetic roofs in Gaillardia and Heritage Hills, and next door in Nichols Hills. Those streets carry a lot of DaVinci, Brava and Grand Manor product, and knowing what is already on a street matters when you are matching a repair.
Our 2023 DaVinci Project of the Year was a commercial project at Gaillardia Office Park, here in the city. And since August 2025 every house and duplex re-roof inside city limits needs a permit, which the local facts below explain.
How old the houses are, the storms on record and the city's permit rules, all from public sources. It is what we check before we quote.
Oklahoma City runs from 1920s houses in Heritage Hills to subdivisions finished last year, so no two quotes start from the same assumption. Older homes here were often decked with 1x6 or 1x8 boards; newer ones with sheet decking. We check which you have and put it in writing before we price the job.
US Census, ACS 2020 to 2024Measured northwest of downtown, with 3 inch stones in Nichols Hills. NWS put the damage well into the millions. NWS record
At Will Rogers World Airport and 2.75 inch at SW 74th and May, with roof and window damage across south Oklahoma City. NWS record
A storm that crossed Oklahoma City and into Edmond, with widespread reports between 1.5 and 1.75 inches. NWS record
Since August 1, 2025, a roof replacement on a single family home or duplex inside Oklahoma City limits needs a city permit ($94.50, usually issued the same day). Repairs need one only above 500 square feet. Photos of the old roof, the decked roof and the finished roof go to the city before the inspection. Source
Oklahoma City allows a single layer of shingles, so a replacement means a full tear off rather than a new roof laid over the old one. Source
In Heritage Hills, Mesta Park and the other historic districts, exterior changes need a Certificate of Appropriateness. Nichols Hills is a separate city with its own permits, even though Oklahoma City surrounds it. Source
Storm records: National Weather Service Norman, monthly Storm Data. Housing: US Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2020 to 2024.
From the Champion Roofing Google profile, published exactly as written.
Every service we offer is available in Oklahoma City. Based on the houses, the storm record and the work described above, these are the three to start with.
Full tear off, decking photographed, and a complete new system.
See roof replacement
Leaks, storm damage, lifted shingles and failed flashing, diagnosed before they are quoted.
See roof repair
Low slope membranes, coatings and metal for commercial buildings.
See commercial roofingWhat Oklahoma City homeowners ask us before they book.
At 7608 N Council Rd in the northwest of the city, where the office is and where the crews start every day.
We have completed and maintain tile, slate and synthetic roofs across the city, in Gaillardia and Heritage Hills, and in neighboring Nichols Hills.
Yes, and it is a large part of what we are known for. Those streets carry a lot of DaVinci, Brava and Grand Manor product, and knowing what is already on a street matters a great deal when you are matching a repair.
Our 2023 DaVinci Project of the Year was at Gaillardia Office Park, here in the city.
Yes. No cost, no obligation, and no charge if the answer is that your roof is fine. An inspector makes three laps of the roof, two with the drone and a third on foot with a handheld camera, talks the findings through on site, and emails you a written report either way.
On the roofing side, yes. We document the damage on every side of the roof, meet your adjuster at the property, and work through the approved scope with your carrier.
We cannot decide the outcome. Your carrier does that; we document the damage and make the case.
Among the storms on record around Oklahoma City: 4.25 inch hail (May 16, 2010); 3 inch hail (May 29, 2012); and up to 2.5 inch hail (Sep 24, 2024).
If your roof went through a storm and nobody has looked at it since, a free drone assessment will tell you whether anything needs doing, in writing.
Yes, for a house or duplex. Since August 1, 2025, a roof replacement on a single family home or duplex inside Oklahoma City limits needs a city permit ($94.50, usually issued the same day). Repairs need one only above 500 square feet. Photos of the old roof, the decked roof and the finished roof go to the city before the inspection.
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Call the office, Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm, and we will answer it.
(405) 841-7663A free drone assessment anywhere in Oklahoma City, with the findings in writing. No obligation.
