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Roofs · per square

Priced by the square. Shown up front.

Roofers price by the square: 100 square feet of roof. A typical 2,000-square-foot Oklahoma house has about 25 to 30 squares once you count the overhangs and pitch.

Anvil / Every roof we install
A roofer with a nail gun on a roof edge with trees behind

Replacement prices.

01
Architectural shingles

30-year laminated shingles, synthetic underlayment, new drip edge and vents.

per square
from $475
02
Class 4 impact-resistant shingles

UL 2218 Class 4 rated. The roof most of our storm customers choose.

per square
from $575
03
Standing seam metal

24-gauge steel, concealed fasteners, 40-year finish.

per square
from $1,250
04
Tear-off, extra layer

When there are two layers of old shingles to remove.

per square
+$65
05
Decking replacement

Only the boards that are rotten or soft, shown to you first.

per sheet
$85
06
Steep roof

8/12 pitch and up, for the harnesses and the slower pace.

per square
+$75

A typical 28-square architectural roof starts around $13,300; Class 4 around $16,100. Your written estimate itemizes everything.

Asked about price.

How much does a new roof cost in Oklahoma City?

At Anvil, architectural shingles start at $475 a square and Class 4 impact shingles at $575 a square installed. A typical 28-square home runs roughly $13,300 to $16,100.

How long does a roof replacement take?

Most homes are torn off and re-roofed in one day. Bigger or steeper roofs take two.

Before you sign anything.

Class 4Class 4 shinglesWhy most storm customers upgrade.MetalMetal roofsThe 40-year option.FORTIFIEDFORTIFIED roofsA stronger standard.
A man scraping old shingles off a roof
A roofer with a nail gun bending over the shingles
A roofer applying sealant along the shingles
An aerial view of suburban roofs and trees

Get your square count and a written price.

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The storm roofing site, built in seven days.

Sixteen pages: a hail-size guide, the insurance claim walked through step by step, a page on spotting storm chasers, and the Oklahoma registration number on every screen.

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