Land Roofing OKC

Recently we installed a cupola onto the roof of a customer’s home.    A cupola is a piece of architecture that is placed on top of a home or other type of building.  Sometimes they serve as a lookout or to allow air or light into a space.  In this case the cupola was added for the beauty of its architecture.

The copula can be created in many different styles and colors to suit any design esthetic.  This one was made of an untreated copper.  The customer requested this so he could enjoy watching the patina change over time.  This particular home had three installed, one larger piece for the longest part of their roof and two smaller pieces for the turrets.  Adding these to the home gives it a unique and stately appearance.  The end result was beautiful!

These are the pictures of the beautiful First Church of the Nazarene in Chickasha!  They chose the StormMaster Slate shingles manufactured by Atlas.  The color is ”Weathered Slate” and it is a class 4 impact shingle that has a lifetime limited warranty, 130 mph wind warranty and is also algae resistant!  Some insurance companies offer a discount if you choose this shingle for your roof.   

On this project we added additional ventilation to the church which saves on energy costs.  We also combed the air conditioning units which were damaged by a hail storm.  Combing the vents simply straightens the fins that were dented due to the impact of the hail.  Straightening the fins helps the units to operate at their optimal level.

The best part of all  is that the congregation of the First Church of the Nazarene now has a beautiful new roof that everyone in Chichasha will enjoy seeing everyday!

For more information about the StormMaster Slate shingle or other Atlas products visit the “Materials” sections of our website.

Between now and 5pm on Monday, March 28th “Like Us” on Facebook and you will be entered to win 2 tickets to the OKC Home Show, April 1-3.  The winner will be announced on Tuesday morning. 

The OKC Home Show tickets are $11.00 at the door or $8.00 online (www.homeshowokc.com) for adults and children 12 and under are free.  Chip Wade from HGTV’s Curb appeal will be there too!  The OKC Home Show will be at State Fair Park and opens Friday, April 1st from 12pm – 9pm, Saturday, 10am – 9pm and close on Sunday, 10am – 6pm.  Come by and see us at our booth!

We are so excited to announce that we will have an exhibit at the OKC Home Show, April 1-3 at the State Fair Park this year.  We will be introducing our brand new Roof Maintenance Program which is the first program of this kind to be offered in Oklahoma.  As a special treat we will also have a drawing to give away one Roof Maintenance Package each day of the show.  So, come see us and you might be one of the winners!

We are excited to announce that Land Enterprises Roofing  recently joined the rest of the world by setting up our very first Facebook page.  We will be sharing lots of great information each and every day so be sure to check us out.

We took a giant leap of faith and decided to redesign our look. With the help of the award winning design firm, Ghost, they designed our new colors and logo. The “Land” in the logo represents roof tops and chimneys. We chose orange because it is a strong color associated with the outdoors. We are pleased and excited with our new and updated look and we hope you like it too!

A couple of weeks ago we were pleasantly surprised to learn that we won The Edmond Sun Sunshine readers choice award for “Best Roofing Company” in Edmond. We didn’t know that we were even nominated! We feel very blessed and honored to receive this award.

Our entire team attended the breakfast award ceremony held at the beautiful First Christian Church. Edmond’s Mayor, Patrice Douglas, was the Hostess. Before the awards were presented, we were treated to a delicious breakfast by Super Suppers which is owned by our friend, Millie Shores. Numerous awards were given to area businesses including our friend, Greg Tate, of Kwik Car. We had a wonderful time and hope to return next year!

Thank you Edmond Sun readers!