Roofing Services in Guymon, OK

The Oklahoma Panhandle is one of the hail-heaviest places in the country. The NWS Amarillo forecast area that covers Texas County logged 5,849 severe hail events and 1,727 severe convective wind events between 1950 and 2009, with more than 93 percent of the hail falling between May and September. Texas County averages about 40 thunderstorm days a year and roughly 13.7 inches of annual snowfall, and to that you add the Panhandle's high-wind and blowing-dust days, which arrive outside convective season entirely. This is a wind-and-hail climate first and a temperature climate second.

Confirm current permit requirements with the City of Guymon permit office before any work is scheduled — the reroof-permit rule specific to Oklahoma City is 250 miles away and does not apply here, and property outside city limits in Texas County follows a different path. Statewide rules still hold: any roofing contractor working in Oklahoma must be registered with the Oklahoma Construction Industries Board under the Oklahoma Roofing Contractor Registration Act and must display that registration number in advertising. Under HB 1940 (36 O.S. § 3614.1) it is illegal for a contractor to pay, waive, rebate or absorb an insurance deductible, and that applies in the Panhandle exactly as it does in the metro.