Tulsa has no shortage of roofers, and after every spring hailstorm it seems to have twice as many. This list profiles ten established Tulsa roofing companies with real track records: who they are, what they do best, how long they’ve been around and what their customers say.

A quick disclosure: Billings Roofing & Solar publishes this list, and we put ourselves at #1. We’d rather tell you that than pretend otherwise. Every other company here earned its spot, and we link to each one so you can see for yourself. If you want a quote from us, our roof replacement team serves all of Tulsa County.

Quick picks

• Best overall: Billings Roofing & Solar
• Best for veteran-owned service and insurance claims: Tier-One Roofing
• Best for a long family track record: Conrad’s Roofing
• Best for in-house crews and specialty materials: A. Fricker Roofing and Waterproofing
• Best for commercial flat roofs: Next Level Roofing
• Best for a smaller, family-run feel: Native Roofing Co.
• Best for maintenance plans and drone inspections: Mighty Dog Roofing of Tulsa
• Longest-running Tulsa names: A-Best Roofing (1988) and Arrowhead Roofing (1987)

Who are the best roofing companies in Tulsa?

The ten best roofing companies in Tulsa are Billings Roofing & Solar, Tier-One Roofing, Conrad’s Roofing, A. Fricker Roofing and Waterproofing, T-Town Roofing, Next Level Roofing, Native Roofing Co., Mighty Dog Roofing of Tulsa, A-Best Roofing and Arrowhead Roofing. Each one has a 4.7 Google rating or higher across hundreds of reviews.

Do not hire any roofer, including one from this list, without checking their registration on the Oklahoma Construction Industries Board’s roofing registration search.

Google ratings and review counts below come from the RoofersRanked Tulsa roofer comparison, last checked September 2, 2026.

1. Billings Roofing & Solar

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Billings is a family-owned roofer that has worked across Tulsa and the surrounding towns since 2011. GAF lists the company as a Master Elite contractor, a status GAF says only about 2% of roofers hold. That matters most at replacement time. Master Elite contractors can offer GAF’s upgraded system warranties, which cover installation workmanship as well as materials.

Billings installs asphalt, designer shingles, DECRA stone-coated steel and Carlisle commercial membranes. The company says it was the first roofer in Oklahoma to sell and install GAF Timberline Solar shingles, which put solar cells into the roof itself instead of mounting panels on top.

Every job starts with a free 360° inspection and a written, line-item estimate.

Why it’s our pick for best overall: few roofers in the region pair GAF Master Elite status with certifications from four other manufacturers, as Billings does. Billings also handles homes, commercial buildings, multifamily properties and solar shingles under one roof, with 24/7 emergency service and state registration in both Oklahoma and Arkansas. The company also offers financing for roofing and solar projects. You can see recent Tulsa and Broken Arrow jobs in the project portfolio.

2. Tier-One Roofing

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Tier-One is a veteran-owned company that has served Eastern Oklahoma since 2014. Its 5.0 rating across nearly 1,000 Google reviews is the strongest rating-to-volume mix in Tulsa right now, and it added 57 new reviews in a single recent month.

The company’s inspectors are HAAG-certified, a hail and wind damage training credential that insurance adjusters also use. That’s a real plus if you’re filing a storm claim. Tier-One also offers a $250 GAF rebate for active military, veterans and retirees on qualifying GAF roofs. It serves a wide area, from Bixby and Jenks out to Grand Lake and Muskogee.

3. Conrad’s Roofing

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Conrad’s is a family-owned roofer, and its owner comes from a multi-generation roofing family. The company dates to 1990 and now has more than 860 Google reviews, the third-largest review base in Tulsa.

Insurance claims are a big part of Conrad’s work. Reviewers regularly mention inspectors who walk the roof, document damage and work directly with the adjuster. A couple also mention financing and a crew that finished the replacement in a single day. Conrad’s offers a 5% discount on cash repairs and new roofs for medical workers and first responders.

4. A. Fricker Roofing and Waterproofing

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Austin Fricker, the son of a Vietnam veteran, founded this family-owned company in 2020. In six years it has built up 665 Google reviews at a 4.9 average.

Two things set Fricker apart. First, the company says it does all residential and commercial work in-house with no subcontractors. Second, its material list is unusually wide. It covers slate, clay tile, DaVinci synthetic, stone-coated steel, TPO, EPDM and modified bitumen, alongside standard asphalt. If your home has an uncommon roof, Fricker is worth a call. It also handles basement waterproofing, which few roofers do.

5. T-Town Roofing

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T-Town has done residential and commercial roofing in Tulsa for more than 30 years. That kind of tenure matters in a hail market. A company that has made it through several major storm seasons has been around to honor its warranties.

T-Town leans into homeowner education. Its site walks you through material selection, installation steps and maintenance before you sign. One reviewer who works in the waterproofing industry said T-Town’s use of ice and water shield underlayment convinced them the company was serious. Their tear-off and install was done in one day.

6. Next Level Roofing

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Next Level stands out for commercial and industrial flat roofing. It installs, replaces and maintains low-slope systems across Oklahoma and neighboring states, backed by a 30-year warranty. It also does residential roofing, repairs and gutters, with 24/7 emergency service and financing.

A perfect 5.0 across 421 reviews leaves almost no room for unhappy customers. If you manage a warehouse, church or office building, Next Level belongs on your short list.

7. Native Roofing Co.

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Native Roofing is a family-owned, Native American-owned company headquartered in Tulsa. It serves Tulsa, Broken Arrow, Bixby, Jenks, Owasso and Sapulpa. It holds a perfect 5.0 across 403 Google reviews.

The company pitches itself as a more personal alternative to the big storm-season operations. On Nextdoor, neighbors recommend it for insurance coordination and fast leak calls. Native also installs DaVinci Roofscapes synthetic slate and shake, a good option if you want the look of natural materials with less weight.

8. Mighty Dog Roofing of Tulsa

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Mighty Dog of Tulsa is a locally owned location of a national roofing brand, run by longtime Tulsa residents Drue and Lisa. It serves Tulsa and the surrounding towns from its Bixby office, and it keeps office hours seven days a week.

Its inspections are its main draw. Mighty Dog runs a 25-point inspection with drone scans, then stores your roof records in an online “Customer Vault.” It also offers the Mighty Watchdog maintenance program, which schedules checkups to catch small problems before they turn into replacements.

9. A-Best Roofing

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A-Best has roofed Tulsa homes and businesses since 1988. It has more Google reviews than any other roofer in the city, at 1,113. It operates as a commercial-endorsed contractor, also doing business as Performance Roofing, Inc.

A-Best installs GAF shingles, TruSlate and GAF low-slope systems, and it offers maintenance plans and financing. Its 4.7 average is the lowest on this list, so it’s worth reading the most recent reviews before you commit.

10. Arrowhead Roofing

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Arrowhead has served the Tulsa metro since 1987 and calls itself Oklahoma’s oldest GAF Master Elite contractor. It has won GAF’s 3-Star President’s Club award in multiple years. It covers Broken Arrow, Owasso, Jenks and Bixby, and it also works in Northwest Arkansas and Eastern Kansas.

Arrowhead offers 24/7 storm damage response and holds a 4.9 across 644 reviews. If you want a contractor with a long GAF track record, Arrowhead is one of the most established options in the metro.

How did we choose these roofers?

We started with every Tulsa roofer that has hundreds of Google reviews and a rating of 4.7 or higher, then looked at each company’s history, services and credentials. The order reflects our editorial judgment, not a strict ranking by review count.

Do not treat any list as the final word. Get two or three written estimates before you choose.

We checked each company’s own website, its Better Business Bureau profile and its manufacturer listings where available. No company paid to be on this list.

Get a second opinion on your roof

Any roofer on this list is a solid place to start. If you’d like Billings in the running, we’ll do a free 360° inspection and give you a written estimate you can compare against anyone here. Request your free inspection or call 918-600-9565. If a storm just hit, start with our guide on what to do in the first 48 hours.