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Approved roofers · Checked 3 Oct 2026The Strengthen Oklahoma Homes approved contractors list has 48 roofers, and for the grant you pick three of them to bid on your roof. The state publishes names only, so we’ve added where each company is based and grouped them by area to help you find three near you faster.
OID approved contractor list, updated 11 Sep 2026; Oklahoma Construction Industries Board.
You don’t pick a roofer first. A certified FORTIFIED™ evaluator checks your home, then you choose three contractors from the approved list. They bid on the specific work the evaluator found.
Once the bids are in, you get a grant award letter. OID is clear that no roofing work can start until you have it. While the work happens, the evaluator and your roofer document it for IBHS, which issues the FORTIFIED certificate.
Confirms your home can be designated and what work it needs.
This is where the list below comes in.
Nothing starts on the roof before the letter.
The evaluator sends the paperwork to IBHS for the certificate.
Being on the list means a roofer is trained and accepted for the programme. It doesn’t tell you about their prices, workload or how they handle paperwork. These questions do.
If a roofer can’t answer them clearly, pick another name from the same area. There are plenty to choose from.
These companies list bases in both metros, or in one metro plus another city. Base cities come from each company’s own website or listings. Check any name on OID’s list ↗
8 roofers
Includes Edmond, Moore, Norman, Yukon, Mustang, Bethany, Midwest City and Guthrie. Many travel across the metro, so ask even if they’re on the other side of town. Check any name on OID’s list ↗
27 roofers
Includes Broken Arrow, Bixby, Owasso, Sand Springs and Fort Gibson. For local permits and storm history, see our Tulsa guide. Check any name on OID’s list ↗
13 roofers
Every name comes from OID’s approved contractor list, last updated 11 September 2026. We matched each one to its own website or business listings to find where it’s based. Where we couldn’t confirm a base, we say so.
No roofer pays to appear here, and we don’t rank them. If a roofer ever pays us for introductions, we’ll label it as a featured partner so you can see the connection.
If you run one of these companies, or a name has dropped off OID’s list, email info@fortifiedroofoklahoma.com and we’ll check it against the source.
48, on OID’s approved contractor list updated 11 September 2026. The list can change, so check OID’s page before you ask for bids.
Yes. After the evaluator’s visit you choose three contractors from the approved list, and each bids on the work your home needs.
Not for the grant. If you pay for a FORTIFIED roof yourself, the grant list doesn’t apply, but ask whether the roofer has finished FORTIFIED roofs before and works with an evaluator.
We don’t rank them. Prices depend on your roof, so three bids against the same evaluator’s report are the fairest comparison.
No. OID says you must have the award letter before any mitigation work begins.
No. Every approved roofer is listed, alphabetically. A paying partner would be labelled as one.
Tell us where you are and we’ll pass your details to one approved roofer serving your area, so you have a real number before the round. You’ll still choose all three bidders yourself. Also see the grant guide and what a FORTIFIED roof costs.