Roof Repair in Nichols Hills

About homes in Nichols Hills

Nichols Hills was laid out by developer G.A. Nichols and developed in 1929 and the early 1930s, with wide, curving streets that follow the land instead of a grid [1][2]. Many homes are large and decades old, and several have been remodeled or added onto over the years.

Local things to know

Nichols Hills is its own city, so roofing permits and any local rules come from the City of Nichols Hills, not Oklahoma City. We talk through that before work starts.

What we check on these roofs

On older and remodeled homes, we pay close attention to where additions meet the original roof, to chimneys and flashing, and to the decking under the shingles, because that is where we often find leaks on homes of this age. If the original roofing material is something other than asphalt shingles, we will tell you plainly what we can and cannot match.

About insurance claims

If storm damage is found, we can document it with photos and a written scope, and walk you through what your adjuster may ask for. Your insurance company decides whether a claim is approved and what it covers. We never promise approval, and you are never required to file a claim.

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Nearby neighborhoods

The Village · Oak Tree · Kickingbird · Gaillardia · Downtown Edmond & UCO area

Sources

1. Oklahoma Historical Society, Encyclopedia: Nichols, G.A.
2. Library of Congress, HALS OK-41: City of Nichols Hills