The 2013 EF5 tornado destroyed over 1,000 homes across Moore and southern Oklahoma City. The recovery effort that followed brought in contractors from across the country — some of whom cut corners, used substandard materials, or disappeared after cashing the insurance check. More than a decade later, many of those replacement roofs are now reaching the end of their serviceable life.

If your Moore home received a roof replacement between 2013 and 2016, it may be approaching or past the 10-year mark — and Oklahoma’s heat and hail cycles can accelerate wear significantly beyond rated lifespans.

Thinking your roof is “still fine” after a decade in Moore’s storm corridor? A free drone and climber inspection gives you the actual data — not a guess from the driveway.