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Commercial Roofing Across Green Country

From your neighborhood warehouses to retail centers, churches, and multi-family complexes, we install TPO, EPDM, modified bitumen, and standing seam metal systems. We phase work around your hours so your tenants and customers never notice a thing. Tap your city below for hyperlocal storm data, service details, and a free same-day inspection.

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Broken Arrow
Tulsa County, OK
74011, 74012, 74013…
Tulsa
Tulsa County, OK
74101, 74103, 74104…
Jenks
Tulsa County, OK
74037
Owasso
Tulsa County, OK
74055
Bixby
Tulsa County, OK
74008
Sand Springs
Tulsa County, OK
74063
Sapulpa
Creek County, OK
74066
Glenpool
Tulsa County, OK
74033
Coweta
Wagoner County, OK
74429
Catoosa
Rogers County, OK
74015
Claremore
Rogers County, OK
74017, 74019

Commercial Roofing in the Tulsa Metro

Maxx Roofing is Oklahoma's licensed commercial roofing contractor (OK LIC #80002726) for flat, low-slope and steep-slope buildings across the Tulsa metro — warehouses, retail strip centers, medical offices, restaurants, churches, schools and multi-family. We install and maintain TPO, EPDM, modified bitumen, PVC single-ply, built-up roofing, standing-seam metal and architectural shingle systems with manufacturer-certified construction crews and full general-liability + workers'-compensation insurance.

Commercial storm damage and hail insurance claims are a specialty — we coordinate with your property manager, document damage with drone photography, work directly with your carrier's commercial adjuster, and minimize business interruption during replacement. Preventive maintenance programs (annual inspection, seam re-sealing, drainage clearing, IR scans) extend commercial flat-roof life from 15 to 25+ years.

Browse city-specific commercial roofing guides for Tulsa, Broken Arrow, Owasso, Bixby, Jenks, Sand Springs, Sapulpa, Glenpool, Coweta, Catoosa and Claremore — including local building code references, typical cost per square foot, and storm-recovery timelines.