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Most homeowners assume the sound of scratching in the attic is a wildlife problem. It’s actually a roof problem that attracted wildlife.
Squirrels and raccoons do not chew through solid, well-maintained roofing to get inside. They find the places where something already gave way: a piece of flashing that lifted, a soffit vent that rusted out, a section of fascia tha...
On September 24, 2024, a hailstorm moved through Edmond and the surrounding area. For most homeowners, that date is a distant memory by now. Some had obvious damage that got handled right away. Others saw nothing at the time and moved on with life.
Under Oklahoma law, that date still matters, right up until it does not.
The two-year window most homeowners do ...Most homeowners who have gone through a roofing project, especially one involving an insurance claim, know a specific kind of exhaustion. It is not the roof itself. It is everything around it: coordinating between the roofing company, the insurance adjuster, a gutter company, maybe someone to repaint the fascia, while trying to remember who said what and whose number to call ...
When I took over Land Enterprises Roofing, I was not planning to make a statement.
My husband, Brian, founded this company in 1986. He spent decades earning the trust of Oklahoma City homeowners the slow way, the only way that actually holds. Showing up when he said he would. Doing the work correctly. Being honest about what a roof needed, even when that wasn’t the ...
Edmond is one of those places where the trees have had decades to grow into something genuinely beautiful. Drive through the older neighborhoods north of downtown, and you’ll see canopies that have filled in completely over streets and rooflines, the kind of shade that takes thirty or forty years to develop. It’s part of what makes those neighborhoods worth living in.
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