Roof, siding and tornado damage repair for Logan County homes
More than 85% of occupied homes in Logan County are owner occupied, so when wind or hail takes a roof, the homeowner is the one managing the repair. We do the inspection, the claim photos and the work.
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Roof, siding and tornado repairs in Logan County are handled through our 24/7 line and our crews out of north Oklahoma City. NWS Norman notes that the May 24, 2011 EF5 tornado passed west and north of Guthrie's city center, leaving EF2 to occasional EF3 damage near the town.
Logan County homes, creeks and the 2011 tornado
The Census Bureau estimated Logan County at 55,473 residents in mid-2025, up from 49,555 at the 2020 census, with about 19,730 housing units. The owner-occupied rate of 85.2% is far higher than in Oklahoma County, which tells us most calls here come from people repairing a house they live in and plan to keep.
The Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History describes the county as drained by the Cimarron River and the Cottonwood and Ephraim creeks, with Guthrie as the county seat. Homes near those streams are where we check crawl spaces, lower walls and foundation vents first after heavy rain, since runoff collects on low ground before it drains away.
The May 24, 2011 EF5 is the storm most residents remember. NWS Norman says it passed west and north of Guthrie's city center, with EF2 to occasional EF3 damage near town. Damage at that level takes roofs down to the deck, rips siding and breaks glass across whole properties, and a lot of the repair is getting the shell closed and sound again.
Storm damage Logan County homes see most
Roofs that need full replacement
When tornado winds or large hail damage most of a roof, patching costs more over time than a new roof. We tear off to the deck, replace damaged sheathing, then install new underlayment, flashing and shingles, including impact-rated options for owners who want them.
Siding damaged by wind and debris
Rural homes often take wind straight across open ground, and flying debris cracks or tears siding on the exposed sides. We replace damaged courses, check the wrap and sheathing behind them for water, and match the existing profile and color as closely as current product allows.
Wet crawl spaces after hard rain
Low lots near creeks can send runoff under the house. Standing water and soaked insulation under the floor lead to musty smells and soft subfloors. We pump out the water, remove wet insulation, dry the framing and repair or replace the vapor barrier.
Repairs we handle across Logan County
Logan County calls come into the same line as Oklahoma City and are answered 24/7. Our Memorial Road office is on the north side of the city, which puts the county's southern edge close to our normal route. For homes farther out, we ask for road names, landmarks you can see from the drive and gate codes so the crew finds you the first time.
Logan County storm repair questions
It depends on how much of the roof is damaged and how old it is. If damage is scattered, a repair can work. If most slopes are bruised or the deck is soft, replacement is usually the better money. We show you photos of each slope before you decide.
Yes. We photograph every slope, wall and window, measure the damage and write a line-item scope you can hand to your adjuster. You decide whether to file and how to handle the claim. We stick to documenting the house accurately.
Do not go into a flooded crawl space if any wiring or equipment is down there. Shut off power to that area if you can do it safely. Then call us to pump it out, pull wet insulation and dry the framing before mold sets in.
Yes. We straighten or replace dented sections, rehang gutters that pulled away from the fascia and replace crushed downspouts. Bent gutters spill water against the foundation and siding, so they are worth fixing along with the roof rather than later.
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Damage at your place in Logan County?
Call any hour. We tell you what to do in the next ten minutes and get a crew moving.