Tulsa Storm Watch — Calm Week of May 18
It's been a calm two-week stretch around Tulsa — no new ratified storm reports from NOAA within 80 miles of the metro.
What that means for your roof
Quiet weeks are the best time to schedule the kind of work you keep putting off — gutter cleaning, attic ventilation check-ups, soft-metal flashing inspections. We have wide-open scheduling this week.
Be ready for next time
Oklahoma's storm season peaks March through June. Our 5-year history within 25 miles of Tulsa already shows thousands of insurable hail events. The next one is a matter of when, not if. If you haven't had your roof inspected in the last 12 months, this is the easy week to do it.
(918) 893-9595 or book online — most homeowners are scheduled within 48 hours.
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(918) 893-9595 Get Free EstimateWhy a Calm Week Still Matters
A quiet weather week is the best time to handle preventive roof maintenance. Use a calm window to clean gutters, replace damaged shingles before the next storm, inspect flashing and chimney sealant, and document your roof's pre-storm condition for any future insurance claim. Photos taken on a sunny day make the difference between an approved hail claim and a denied one.
Maxx Roofing's licensed Oklahoma crews (OK LIC #80002726) offer free annual roof inspections across the Tulsa metro — Tulsa, Broken Arrow, Owasso, Bixby, Jenks, Sand Springs, Sapulpa, Glenpool, Coweta, Catoosa and Claremore. We'll document your roof's current condition, identify any insurance-eligible storm damage from previous events, and recommend the construction or repair work needed before the next hail season.
Our 5-year NOAA storm tracker is updated monthly from the National Centers for Environmental Information Storm Events Database — the same federal dataset insurance carriers use to verify hail and wind claims. If you suspect older storm damage on your roof, call (918) 893-9595 or request a free inspection online.