Keller Exteriors: Tulsa Metal Roofing Specialists Since 2001
Keller Exteriors installs metal roofing in Tulsa, OK, including standing seam, exposed-fastener panels, metal shingles, and stone-coated steel systems. Metal has become a popular alternative to asphalt for Tulsa homeowners tired of the roughly 15-year replacement cycle that hail seasons force on traditional shingles. A properly installed metal roof typically delivers 40 to 50 years of service, stronger hail and wind performance, and a lower lifetime cost per year despite a higher upfront price.
Keller Exteriors has installed metal roofing across the Tulsa metro since 2001, and a free consultation includes material samples and written pricing.
Metal roofing solves several problems Tulsa homeowners run into with asphalt shingles.
Most quality metal systems carry Class 4 impact ratings and shrug off hail that would total a shingle roof.
Quality metal roofs typically run 40 to 50 years or longer in Tulsa, compared to 15 to 20 years on standard shingles.
Most carriers offer meaningful policy discounts for impact-resistant metal roofing systems.
Reflective metal panels reduce summer heat gain compared to dark asphalt, lowering AC runtime.
Metal roofs are non-combustible and provide significantly better fire protection than asphalt or wood roofing materials.
Modern metal roofing comes in dozens of colors, finishes, and profiles, with options that match traditional architecture, contemporary design, or rural farm aesthetic equally well.
Properly installed standing seam systems are commonly rated for 110 to 140 mph winds.
Different metal systems suit different budgets, buildings, and aesthetic goals. Keller Exteriors installs every common system found on Tulsa-area homes and outbuildings.
The premium choice, with vertical seams and concealed fasteners protected from weather. Standing seam delivers the best wind and water resistance and the longest service life of any common system.
Common on barns, workshops, and outbuildings. Panels fasten directly to the deck through gasketed screws, at a lower cost than standing seam with a somewhat shorter service life on the gaskets.
Steel or aluminum shingles, some with embedded stone granules, that mimic the look of traditional shingle, slate, or tile roofing while performing at metal-level durability.
Aluminum standing seam, copper, and zinc are also available for lighter-weight applications and premium custom or historic projects; ask during the free consultation.
Metal roofing performance depends heavily on the steel gauge and protective coating used, and quality matters more on metal than on asphalt.
24-gauge steel is the standard premium gauge for residential standing seam, heavy enough to resist denting from large hail.
26-gauge steel costs less and works well for most residential applications, with somewhat less hail resistance.
29-gauge steel is the lightest common residential gauge, mostly used on exposed-fastener panels.
Galvalume coating and a PVDF paint finish are the standard on quality residential metal, with 30-plus year color and chalk-fade warranties.
Silicone-modified polyester paint with shorter warranty than PVDF but lower cost. Common on agricultural and outbuilding applications.
Keller Exteriors installs metal roofing across every Tulsa metro sub-market, from luxury custom standing seam to practical panel work on outbuildings.
Our crews install metal roofing in Broken Arrow, Owasso, Bixby, Jenks, and Sand Springs, along with Claremore, Bartlesville, Collinsville, Coweta, Glenpool, Catoosa, and Pryor. Luxury custom standing seam work is common in Stone Canyon and Forest Ridge, while exposed-fastener panel work covers rural outbuildings across the wider metro.
Targeted repair on hail damage, wind damage, leaks, and flashing failure.
Full residential roof replacement when repeated repairs no longer hold.
New roof installs on remodels, additions, and new construction homes.
Pre-storm and post-storm roof inspections with photo documentation.
24/7 storm response with same-day tarping and weatherproofing.
Full storm damage assessment, repair, and restoration after hail and wind.
Claim filing assistance, adjuster meetings, and direct insurance billing.
Annual roof maintenance to extend roof life and catch issues early.
Architectural and impact-resistant shingle systems sized for Tulsa weather.
Standing seam and metal shingle systems built for long-term durability.
Concrete and clay tile installs and repairs.
Low-slope roofing systems for additions and modern home styles.
TPO, EPDM, and modified bitumen for commercial properties.
Seamless gutter installation and repair tied to the new roof system.
Window replacement to complete the home’s exterior envelope.
Vinyl, insulated, and brand-name siding installation and repair.
Entry, storm, patio, and sliding door replacement.
The metal-versus-shingle decision comes down to a handful of trade-offs.
Metal typically runs 2 to 3 times the upfront price of architectural shingles, with premium standing seam costing more.
Metal commonly delivers 40 to 50 years versus 15 to 20 on shingles, so the cost per year of service is often comparable or lower.
Metal generally outperforms shingles, particularly in 24-gauge steel, and insurance discounts often reflect that.
Modern metal options work well on both traditional and contemporary homes. Stone-coated and metal shingle products offer traditional aesthetics at metal performance.
Quality metal roofs typically increase home resale value, particularly in markets where metal is recognized as a premium upgrade.
Metal requires more specialized skill than shingle work, so an experienced metal contractor matters.
A Forest Ridge homeowner on a third asphalt shingle replacement in 25 years converted to standing seam metal instead. Keller Exteriors completed the tear-off and dark bronze standing seam install across five days, leaving the home with a roof rated for 40-plus years and no further hail concerns.
A Bixby custom home wanted the look of architectural shingle with metal-level performance and longevity. Keller Exteriors installed a stone-coated steel system in a profile that closely matches traditional shingles, giving the homeowner metal hail performance without changing the home’s appearance.
A Pryor property owner needed a new roof on a thirty-by-fifty-foot detached workshop. Keller Exteriors installed an exposed-fastener metal panel system color-matched to the main house roof, finishing the install in a single day at a fraction of the cost of shingle replacement.
Tulsa homeowners pick Keller Exteriors for metal roofing because metal is not an afterthought on our schedule.
Metal roofing typically runs 2 to 3 times the upfront cost of architectural shingles, with standing seam costing more than exposed-fastener panels. Free consultations include written pricing tailored to the specific roof and material choice, since exact cost depends on system, gauge, and roof complexity.
No, despite the common myth. A properly installed metal roof over decking and underlayment produces sound levels comparable to a shingle roof. The exposed metal-on-rafter sound common on barns and outbuildings does not apply to a standard residential install.
Quality metal roofing in Tulsa typically runs 40 to 50 years or longer with proper installation and minimal maintenance. Premium materials like copper can deliver over 100 years of service life.
Yes. Most quality 24 or 26-gauge metal systems carry Class 4 impact ratings and resist hail that would total an asphalt shingle roof in Tulsa. Heavy hail can cosmetically dent metal but rarely compromises function or weather seal.
Most carriers offer meaningful policy discounts for impact-resistant metal roofing given Tulsa’s hail exposure. Specifics depend on the carrier and the metal system installed, so ask your agent for the exact discount tied to your policy.
Keller Exteriors has installed metal roofing across the Tulsa metro since 2001 with manufacturer-certified crews and code-compliant work. Whether the project is a luxury standing seam install or a practical panel job on a workshop, our team builds metal roofing for decades of Oklahoma weather. Call (918) 358-6580 or request a free consultation online.
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