Jan 21, 2026 | Historic Roofing
This day in Tulsa history: the first barge arrives at Tulsa Port of Catoosa (January 21, 1971), making Tulsa the nation’s innermost seaport. My grandfather helped build six to eight of the roofs at the Port of Catoosa. Back in the ‘80s, we erected everything...Apr 19, 2021 | Commercial Roofing, Historic Roofing, Oklahoma Roofing, Residential Roofing, Roof Replacement, TPO Roofs
Question: Are All Roofing Companies the Same? Answer: The answer is a resounding NO. In our industry, roofers come and go. Often these guys are in it to make a quick buck after a major storm or disaster. So beware new roofing companies with names that make them sound...Sep 28, 2020 | Commercial Roofing, Historic Roofing, Oklahoma Roofing
In Tulsa, we’re fortunate to have a lot of really beautiful historic buildings, but as they age, signs of wear and tear appear and the original construction ages out of code. That’s when calls for restoration begin to come in. So, when a Tulsa architectural firm...Mar 10, 2020 | Commercial Roofing, Historic Roofing, Oklahoma Roofing, Roof Replacement, TPO Roofs
At Messick, we have seen our fair share of apartment roofing projects. This project however, was unique. The major complication for this job came from a unique exhaust on the roof that the building owner wanted to preserve, as a way of keeping the historical...