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Roof Repair Services in Oklahoma City

Shekinah Renovations LLC repairs roofs throughout the Oklahoma City metro. Most calls start the same way: a stain appeared on a ceiling, or a storm came through and something on the roof looks wrong from the driveway. The job is to find where water is actually getting in, fix that, and put the interior damage back. Owner Jimmy Garces Jr. inspects and repairs. Free estimates. Call or text (405) 532-3348.

Finding the Real Entry Point

Water does not fall straight down inside a roof assembly. It runs along the top of the decking, follows a rafter or a truss chord, drips onto insulation, and surfaces on the ceiling several feet from where it entered. Chasing the stain instead of the source is why so many roofs get patched twice. We start on the roof and work the likely candidates in order: pipe boots, step and counter flashing at walls and chimneys, valleys, ridge and hip caps, nail pops through the shingle field, exposed fasteners, and low slope transitions. Where access allows we check the attic side for daylight, staining on the decking, and the direction the water is traveling.

Common Repairs

Cracked rubber pipe boots are probably the single most common leak source on a metro roof, and replacing them is quick and inexpensive. Wind-lifted or creased shingles get replaced and sealed. Step flashing that was face-nailed or caulked instead of woven into the courses gets corrected. Valley metal that has rusted through or was installed with fasteners in the water path gets redone. Ridge caps torn off in a straight line wind event get replaced. Where a previous repair was done with a bucket of roof cement smeared over the problem, that has to come off before anything can actually be fixed, because sealant over a bad detail hides it rather than solving it.

Storm Damage and Insurance Situations

After a hail or wind event, damage is often more extensive than what you can see from the ground. We will get on the roof, document what is there with photos, and tell you plainly whether we are looking at spot repairs or something that involves your insurance carrier. We do not overstate damage to sell a roof, and we will say directly when a roof looks fine. If you are filing a claim, having a written scope and photos before the adjuster comes is useful, and we can provide that. Emergency tarping to stop active water intrusion can usually be handled quickly while a longer term plan gets sorted.

Interior Repairs After the Leak Is Stopped

The advantage of a general contractor doing the roof repair is that the ceiling gets fixed too. Once the roof is watertight and the cavity has dried, the stained or damaged drywall gets cut out and replaced, the ceiling texture gets matched, a stain blocking primer goes down so nothing ghosts back through, and the ceiling gets repainted. Wet insulation gets replaced rather than left to compress and mold. That work is described on the [drywall and texture](/services/drywall-and-texture) page, and it happens as part of the same project rather than as a separate contractor you have to schedule yourself.

Free Roof Repair Estimates

Call or text (405) 532-3348 and describe what you are seeing, or send a photo of the ceiling stain and the roof from the ground. We will schedule a look and give you a free written estimate. If the inspection shows the roof is at the end of its life, we will show you why and you can weigh a repair against [roof replacement](/services/roof-replacement) with real information. See also the [roofing](/services/roofing) hub. Serving [Oklahoma City](/locations/oklahoma-city), [Moore](/locations/moore), [Del City](/locations/del-city), [Midwest City](/locations/midwest-city) and [Norman](/locations/norman).

Roofs leak at the details, not in the field

Very few leaks come from the middle of a roof plane. They come from the transitions: valleys, penetrations, flashing, and edges. Central Oklahoma weather finds every one of them.

  • The decking gets looked at once the old roof is off

    Soft or rotted decking cannot hold fasteners and will not carry a new roof. It gets found and reported when the tear-off exposes it, with the cost in front of you before it is replaced.

  • Flashing treated as the actual roof

    Chimneys, walls, vents, and valleys are where water gets in. Reusing tired flashing to save a little is the most common shortcut in the trade and the most common source of a callback.

  • Underlayment and edges done to the assembly

    Drip edge, underlayment, and starter courses are what keep wind-driven rain out at the perimeter, and Oklahoma has no shortage of wind-driven rain.

  • Registered roofers where the law requires them

    Oklahoma requires roofing contractors to be registered with the Construction Industries Board and to carry liability coverage. Where a job falls under that requirement, it is handled by someone who holds it. You will get a straight answer about who is doing the work.

Part of Our Roofing Contractor in Oklahoma City Services

Roof Repair Services in Oklahoma City is one of the services included under our broader Roofing Contractor Serving Oklahoma City offering.

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Letting someone you found online into your house

It is a fair thing to be careful about, and we would rather answer it straight than talk around it. Shekinah Renovations is a newer company name. Jimmy is not new to the trade. He started at fourteen, learned it from his stepdad, and has been doing this work ever since.

  • Every photo and video on this site is Jimmy's own work around the OKC metro. None of it is stock.
  • We will put you in touch with people we have done work for. Ask on the walkthrough.
  • Oklahoma does not issue a general contractor or remodeler license, so for most of what we do there is no state license to hold. Where a trade is licensed, we say so and bring in the right partner.
  • The estimate is free and written down. You know the number, and the scope, before anything starts.
  • The person who quotes your job is the person who shows up to do it.

Frequently Asked Questions

Water runs along the top of the decking and follows a rafter or truss before dripping, so it surfaces on the ceiling well away from where it entered. Chasing the stain instead of the source is why roofs get patched twice.

Cracked rubber pipe boots around plumbing vents. They are inexpensive and quick to replace, and they are probably the single most common leak we find on metro roofs.

Yes, emergency tarping to stop active water intrusion can usually be handled quickly while a longer term plan gets sorted out.

Yes. Once the roof is watertight and the cavity has dried, the damaged drywall is replaced, the texture matched, a stain blocking primer applied and the ceiling repainted. That is the advantage of a general contractor handling the repair.

Fair question, and it is the one we would ask too. Shekinah Renovations is a newer company, but Jimmy is not new to the trade. He started at fourteen, learned it from his stepdad, and has been doing this work ever since. Every photo and video on this site is his own work around the metro, not stock, and we are glad to put you in touch with people we have worked for. He is also the one who shows up for the estimate and the one on site while the work happens.

Oklahoma does not issue a general contractor or remodeler license, so for most of what we do there is no state license to hold. For the trades the Construction Industries Board does license, Jimmy has applications in progress and we will tell you that plainly rather than imply otherwise. Where a job requires a licensed plumber, electrician, or registered roofer, we bring in the right trade partner for that portion. Ask about your specific job and you will get a straight answer.

Usually the same day. Call or text (405) 532-3348 and it reaches Jimmy directly. If he is on a job site with his hands full he will get back to you as soon as he is off it. Most people call two or three contractors and hire whoever actually answers, so we try to be that one.

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Call or text (405) 532-3348 or send us the details and we will come look at the job in person. The visit and the written estimate are free, and you are not committed to anything by asking.

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