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Across Oklahoma, residents are no strangers to unpredictable weather conditions. Sometimes severe, these storms put homes at risk of roof or exterior damage. Most roofs, if not all, have “valleys,” essentially where two roof lines come together. Think of it as the folding point around the ridge. A roofing valley can be a prime spot for deterioration, so it’s important to know what kind of roof valley you have. A blocked or damaged valley can lead to unwanted water pooling or other damages.

Is your roof ready for a storm? In this blog, we will explore how having a roof maintenance plan in place, especially as we gear up for a chaotic storm season across Oklahoma, can be a lifesaver when it comes to making a claim with your insurance company. We understand the challenges of maintaining a roof in Oklahoma, so we offer a program designed to keep your roof in top condition while also providing our clients with the documentation needed to make a claim. By being proactive, you can rest assured that your roof is prepared to withstand the unpredictable Oklahoma Spring.

In Oklahoma, we never know if we have entered spring or if one last cold snap is waiting around the bend. While you are waiting out the last cold snap of the season to plant your garden, there is something else you can do to ensure your home is beautiful and functional: take care of your roof maintenance!

We always seek innovative solutions to enhance our roofing services at Land Enterprises Roofing. This commitment led us to be the first to install Tamko’s Stormfighter IR shingles, a product designed to revolutionize cold-weather roofing.

As the temperature dips, roofing becomes a concern for many homeowners. At Land Enterprises Roofing, we recognize the unique challenges of cold-weather roofing. With Oklahoma’s often unexpected weather patterns, it’s more important than ever to understand the nuances of roofing in colder conditions.