Covering-only work
Identify the actual removal and replacement scope. The posted fee category does not by itself establish every threshold, exemption or inspection stage.

Published roofing fee categories and the scope questions that need to be resolved for work in The Village.
The Village publishes separate residential and commercial roof fee categories. Its November 10, 2025 schedule is a useful starting document, while the actual roof scope still needs current local review.
Covering work, deteriorated deck, structural changes and neighboring trades are different scopes. The contractor coordinates the applicable approvals with the local authority before the affected work.

The posted November 10, 2025 municipal schedule lists the following roofing items. These are municipal charges, not roof installation prices.
Source: The Village November 10, 2025 fee schedule. Confirm current applicability, additions and scope with the city before work.
A roof label alone does not settle every approval question.
Identify the actual removal and replacement scope. The posted fee category does not by itself establish every threshold, exemption or inspection stage.
Deteriorated decking and structural changes need their own accurate description. The local authority determines applicable permits and review for the specific work.
Equipment, electrical, wall, masonry or other work can need separate coordination. Private material or design requirements apply only when they actually govern the property.
Oklahoma lists the 2024 International Residential Code and International Building Code adoptions as effective September 14, 2026. State minimum codes and applicable local requirements need to be read together for the project.
The official published residential re-cover language contains contradictory wording. This guide does not turn that text into an overlay shortcut or a permit exemption. Removal exposes the deck; any proposal to retain existing coverings needs the actual code and local interpretation resolved.
Use The Village planning and development information and the responsible building authority for current project direction. The contractor establishes the scope being submitted.

No. It establishes the published fee categories. Current roof-only exceptions, thresholds, inspections and the precise scope need confirmation with The Village’s building authority.
No. Postal ZIPs and municipal boundaries are different. Use the actual property location.
The calculator describes a limited regional planning scope. The property-specific price needs the actual work and applicable charges resolved; the table is not a separate installed-rate model.

Tell us the property location and what has changed. Request a free roof inspection, or call to talk about the roof.