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Hail scattered across a damaged asphalt shingle roof under a storm sky
Oklahoma · Hail & Wind Specialists

Hail hit your roof.
The worst damage hides.

From the ground, a hail-damaged roof can look perfectly fine. We climb up, document what the storm actually did — with photos and measurements — repair it right, and build it back so the next Oklahoma storm does less damage. And when water gets inside — a burst pipe, a leak through the ceiling — we handle the interior mitigation and rebuild too.

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Free inspection, no obligation. Serving all of Oklahoma.

Free Inspection
The visit and the report cost you nothing — and commit you to nothing.
Photo Documentation
Every hit, crease, and lifted edge photographed and measured.
Property Protected
Landscaping, siding, and driveways covered before the first shingle moves.
Lead On Site
An English-speaking lead on your roof and at your door, start to finish.
New for the season: we now hang holiday lights — rooflines, ridges, eaves & entryways. Limited spots. See the holiday lights section ↓

What a storm leaves behind

Damage you can't see from the driveway

Most storm damage doesn't leak the next day. It shortens the life of your roof quietly — until a small problem becomes a ceiling stain. Here's what we look for on every inspection.

Close-up of a hail impact bruise on an asphalt shingle, shown next to a hand for scale
  • Bruised, cracked shingle matHail fractures the fiberglass mat under the surface. The shingle looks “dented” but the waterproofing is already broken.
  • Granules knocked looseGranules are the shingle's sunscreen. Once they're gone, the asphalt ages years faster in Oklahoma sun.
  • Dented vents, flashing & guttersSoft metals tell the story of the storm — and help document it for your insurer.
  • Chalk test squaresWe mark and count hits in measured test squares, the same method adjusters use.
Architectural shingle roof with multiple tabs flipped back and torn off, black underlayment exposed across the slope
Tabs flipped back across a whole slope — underlayment left exposed to rain and sun.
Close-up of a single shingle tab flipped back showing its gray underside, with exposed nails and a missing section above it
Close-up: one tab flipped back, seal broken, nails exposed.
Gray architectural shingles peeled, curled, and delaminated off the roof deck after wind damage
Architectural shingles delaminated and peeled off the deck.
  • Lifted and creased shinglesWind gets under the edge, breaks the seal, and folds the shingle back. It may lay flat again — but it will never seal again.
  • Missing tabs after a stormEven a few missing shingles expose the underlayment to direct rain and sun.
  • Loose ridge capThe ridge takes the worst of Oklahoma wind. Loose cap is one of the most common leak sources we find.
  • Nails backed outWind uplift works fasteners loose over time, letting water in around the nail heads.
Aerial view of a roof with hail hits marked in chalk inside a measured test square
  • Granules in your gutters and downspoutsA handful of granules after a storm is normal. Cups of them means your shingles took a beating.
  • Stains that show up months laterSlow leaks from storm damage often appear long after the storm — sometimes after claim deadlines.
  • Neighbors getting new roofsIf roofs on your street are being replaced, yours faced the same storm. It's worth a free look.
  • A roof that suddenly “ages” fastCurling, blistering, and fast granule loss after a storm season are signs the mat was compromised.

How it works

From storm damage to a stronger roof

Four steps, no pressure at any of them. You own the photos and the report whether you hire us or not.

Inspector's hand next to a hail bruise on a shingle during an inspection
01

Free Inspection

We get on the roof — not just a drone flyover — and check every slope, vent, valley, and flashing by hand.

Chalk-marked hail test square photographed from above for the inspection report
02

Photo Report

You get a clear report: photos, measurements, and what we found — written so you can share it with your insurer.

Roofer working along the ridge of a shingle roof
03

Repair or Replace

If it's repairable, we say so. If the damage is storm-wide, we give you a straight price for a full replacement — no games.

Aerial view of a completed new roof on a suburban Oklahoma home
04

Built Back Stronger

Every replacement includes mitigation details — the installation choices that help your roof survive the next storm.

Water inside the house? A burst pipe or an interior leak follows the same discipline — document first, demo what's ruined, rebuild it finished. See interior mitigation below.

Drone timelapse — one full job

Watch a roof get rebuilt

A full tear-off and replacement, start to finish, in about 84 seconds of drone timelapse. Watch for the tarps protecting the property before the first shingle comes off.

  1. 01
    Tear-offThe old roof comes off and the property stays tarped and protected underneath the work.
  2. 02
    DeckBare decking exposed and checked — this is where rot or storm damage underneath gets caught.
  3. 03
    UnderlaymentFresh underlayment goes down over the deck, the waterproof layer under every shingle.
  4. 04
    New roofNew shingles on, sealed and finished — the drone pulls back on a roof ready for the next storm.

Watch a siding job we did

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Storm-worn vs. built back

Left: a roof carrying hail damage into the next storm season. Right: a finished replacement, sealed and ready. Slide to compare.

Finished new roof seen from above
Hail-damaged shingles with ice still on the roof
Damaged Rebuilt

Reference photos — your inspection report will show your own roof, slope by slope.

Mitigation — Roof & Interiors

Repairing is half the job.
The other half is stopping the damage from spreading.

On the roof — built for the next storm

Mitigation means we don't just put back what the storm tore up — we fix the weak points that let the damage happen, using the details that decide whether a roof holds at 90 mph or lets go.

  • Proper nailing patternShingles nailed in the reinforced zone, with the right count per shingle — the single biggest factor in wind performance.
  • Sealed edges & starter courseStarter shingles and sealed rake edges stop wind from getting its first grip on the roof.
  • Ice & water shield in valleysExtra waterproofing where two slopes meet and water concentrates during Oklahoma downpours.
  • Impact-resistant optionsFor hail country, we walk you through Class 3 and Class 4 impact-rated shingles and what the upgrade actually costs.
  • Ventilation & flashing checkHeat and moisture age a roof from underneath. We check both while the deck is open — not after it's covered.

Duration® colors — pick your look

Eight popular Owens Corning® TruDefinition® Duration® colors. Granule blends look different in Oklahoma sun than on a screen, so we bring real samples to your home before anything is final.

Owens Corning Duration Brownwood shingle color tile
Brownwood
Owens Corning Duration Desert Tan shingle color tile
Desert Tan
Owens Corning Duration Driftwood shingle color tile
Driftwood
Owens Corning Duration Estate Gray shingle color tile
Estate Gray
Owens Corning Duration Onyx Black shingle color tile
Onyx Black
Owens Corning Duration Slatestone Gray shingle color tile
Slatestone Gray
Owens Corning Duration Teak shingle color tile
Teak
Owens Corning Duration Terra Cotta shingle color tile
Terra Cotta

Inside the house

Burst pipe? Water in the walls? We handle that too — properly.

Mitigation doesn't stop at the roof. When water gets inside — a burst pipe, a supply line let go, a roof leak that reached the ceiling — wet sheetrock and insulation left in place is how a small job turns into mold, odor, and a much bigger repair. We open it up, take out what's ruined, and put it back finished.

Burst pipesCeiling & wall leaksDemoInsulationSheetrockPaintFlooring
Step 1

Document First

Before anything is touched, we photograph the damage — the source, the wet walls and ceilings, the flooring. You get the photos for your records and your insurer.

Step 2

Demo What's Ruined

Water-soaked sheetrock and insulation come out cleanly — just what's damaged, contained and hauled off, so the rest of your home stays clean and livable.

Step 3

Dry & Check

Nothing gets sealed back up while it's still wet. The framing and cavities are dried and checked properly before any new material goes in.

Step 4

Rebuild It Finished

New insulation, new sheetrock, taped, floated and painted, and new flooring. The room goes back to finished, not just patched.

Documented at every step

Before, during, and after photos, plus notes on what was removed and what was rebuilt. If you're filing a claim, that documentation is exactly what your insurer asks for — and if you're not, it's your record that the work was done right.

60-second self-check

Did the storm get your roof?

Answer honestly. This doesn't replace an inspection — it tells you whether one is worth scheduling now or whether you can keep an eye on things.

1. Did hail fall on your street in the last 12 months?

2. Have you found granules piling up in gutters, downspouts, or on the driveway?

3. Can you see any lifted, creased, curled, or missing shingles from the ground?

4. Has any neighbor on your street had roof work or a replacement recently?

5. Any new ceiling stains, drips, or attic moisture since storm season?

Insurance help

We document. You stay in control.

Filing a claim is your decision, and approving it is your insurer's. Our job is to make sure the damage is documented so well that the decision is based on the full picture.

Our promise, in plain words Free roof inspection, no obligation. We document hail and wind damage with photos and measurements to share with your insurer. Final claim decisions are made by your insurance company.
  • We never guarantee a claim will be approved.
  • We never offer to waive or “eat” your deductible — that's insurance fraud, and we won't touch it.
  • We can be there when the adjuster visits, if you'd like a second set of eyes on the roof.
  • Interior water damage — a burst pipe, a ceiling leak — gets the same photo documentation before we demo anything.
Roof slope with chalk-marked hail hits documented for an inspection report

Exterior & interior

More than the roof

Home with new vinyl siding, stone accents, and a finished front porch

Siding

Storm-damaged or worn-out siding replaced with clean, straight courses — Dutch lap and traditional profiles, matched to your home.

Aerial view of a finished roof and yard after exterior work

Roofing

Full replacements and storm repairs with the mitigation details above included — not sold back to you as extras.

Gutters

Hail-dented or wind-torn gutters replaced and pitched right, so water goes where it should — away from your foundation.

Fences

Oklahoma wind takes fences down every season. We repair and rebuild so your yard is private and secure again.

New — Interiors

Interior Water Mitigation & Rebuild

Burst pipe or leak inside the house? We demo the wet sheetrock and insulation, document everything, then rebuild it finished — insulation, sheetrock, paint, and flooring. See how it works ↑

Seasonal · Limited spots

Holiday lights, hung for you

New for the season: MP Exterior Dynamics installs Christmas lights around your house and up on the roof. You provide the lights and pick the look — we climb the ladders and hang them.

  • Installation only — your lightsWe hang the lights you already have. Don't have them yet? We can purchase them for you if you'd like — just ask when you book.
  • Rooflines, ridges, eaves & entrywaysCrisp lines along every peak and eave, wreaths and wrapped columns, plus trees, bushes, and walkways.
  • Clips, not staplesInstalled by the same roof crew you already trust — nothing gets stapled through your shingles.
  • January takedown includedWhen the season ends, we come back and take it all down.
Call 405-331-5427 Request a Quote
Installer clipping a warm-white bulb onto the fascia of a home at dusk, with the finished roofline glowing behind him
Step 1

Free Quote

Tell us the look you want and we'll price it for your home — no charge, no pressure.

Step 2

Design & Measure

We map your roofline and plan the layout for your lights together.

Step 3

We Install

Our crew installs your lights, clips every bulb in place, and sets up your timer if you have one. Most homes are done the same day.

Step 4

January Takedown

We return after the holidays, take everything down carefully, and leave your home exactly as we found it.

Aerial view of a home at dusk with warm-white lights tracing every roofline, ridge, walkway and driveway edge
The Full RooflineEvery peak, ridge, and eave outlined — plus walkway and driveway lines.
A large stone home at night with rooflines, wreaths, wrapped trees and yard outlines all lit in warm white
The ShowpieceRooflines, wreaths, wrapped trees, and the full yard outline.
A brick ranch home at dusk with a classic roofline of bulbs, plus close-up views of a bulb clipped to the gutter and a run of bulbs clipped along the ridge
The Classic — Up CloseOne clean roofline, clipped to the gutter edge and along the ridge.

Straight answers

Questions people ask us

No. The inspection and the photo report are free and yours to keep. If you decide to do nothing, or to hire someone else, the report is still yours.
Nobody honest can promise that. Approval is your insurance company's decision. What we control is the quality of the documentation — photos, measurements, and test squares — so the real damage is on the record.
Hail damage usually doesn't leak right away — it shortens the roof's life and shows up as leaks months or years later, often after insurance claim deadlines have passed. An inspection now costs nothing and puts the storm date on record.
The details that decide how a roof handles the next storm: correct nailing in the reinforced zone, sealed edges and starter course, ice & water shield in valleys, sound flashing, proper ventilation — and, if you choose it, an impact-rated Class 4 shingle for hail.
Yes — that's interior mitigation. We document the damage with photos first, demo the wet sheetrock and insulation, make sure everything is dry before closing it back up, then rebuild it finished: new insulation, sheetrock, paint, and flooring. You get before, during, and after documentation for your records or your insurer.
Because it doesn't dry reliably inside a closed wall, and leaving it is how mold and bigger damage start. Taking out what's ruined, drying the cavity properly, and rebuilding with new material is the way to handle it right — and we document each step so you can see exactly what was done.
Across Oklahoma — not just one metro. Call 405-331-5427 and tell us your town; if we can't serve you well, we'll say so up front.

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