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Land Enterprises Roofing has recently added a few new team members, so we wanted to take the opportunity to introduce everyone! Every member works hard and cares about our customers, and Land Enterprises is lucky to have such an incredible team.  Kirsten Land  Owner of Land Enterprises Roofing  Builds relationships with referral partners and works…

Brian Land wore many hats. He was a dedicated business owner, the founder of Land Enterprises Roofing, a respected Oklahoma contractor, and a devoted family man. My husband passed away in March 2019, but his memory continues to live on. In an effort to honor his memory, we have created a commemorative logo showcasing Brian’s…

It’s been a year and a half since my husband Brian Land passed away. It feels like a decade of changes have been condensed into that small timeframe. Yet it’s also like nothing has changed at all. Land Enterprises Roofing was Brian’s dream, his passion, and his legacy. I got to watch him build it from the ground up. Now I’m honored to carry on his namesake as the owner and face of the company.

At Land Enterprises Roofing, we continue to watch and listen to our customers in order to provide the best roofing services we possibly can. I wanted to take some time to reflect on the past year and share one minor change moving forward.

Land Enterprises Roofing is an amazing team that works hard to keep Oklahoma homes beautiful and running efficiently. Part of that mission includes being able to sell our services. That’s where Jerry comes into play.

Brian Land, my husband and the founder of Land Enterprises Roofing, passed away on March 17, 2019. Since then, I have been in awe of all the people who continually pray for me and our boys, call me, send cards, and send gifts. We have appreciated the meals, kind deeds, and invitations to get together.

With snow, ice, wind, and rain all stacking up against your roof in the winter months, you may need some repairs or even a full roof replacement. Weather extremes can lead to cracking, peeling, and leaks, and minor issues can become bigger issues quickly when it’s cold.