09/24/2026
Oklahoma homeowners, if State Farm, Allstate, or another insurance company told you after a hailstorm that your roof only needs a repair — it might be worth getting a second look.
The Oklahoma Attorney General has filed lawsuits against major insurance companies, including State Farm and Allstate, involving allegations about how some wind and hail claims have been handled.
I’m not here to tell you your insurance company did something wrong, and I’m definitely not going to promise that every roof needs to be replaced.
But we’ve been seeing more homeowners around Tulsa, Bixby, Jenks, Broken Arrow, and Owasso who were told things like:
“Your damage isn’t enough.”
“We’ll repair it instead of replacing it.”
Or their claim was denied altogether.
We’ve even seen situations where a homeowner had a significant roof replacement estimate but their insurance approval was only for a much smaller repair.
If that sounds familiar, it may be worth having another set of eyes on your roof before you just accept the decision.
I work with Outreach Roofing & Construction, and we’re offering homeowners a free, no-pressure inspection to see what’s actually there. If we find storm damage that may have been missed, we’ll document what we find and give you the information you need to discuss it with your insurance company.
No promises. No pressure. Just an honest look at your roof.
If your claim was denied, underpaid, or approved for repairs instead of replacement, comment “ROOF” or send me a message.
And if you know someone who has been dealing with an insurance claim after a hailstorm, tag them or share this with them.
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