Lexington sits at the south edge of Cleveland County, and Maupin Roofing & Construction drives down from south Oklahoma City for scheduled inspections, repairs and full reroofs. We are family-owned, founded in 1985 and ready to help with storm claims. Our phone is answered 24 hours a day.
Select a badge to open the matching public listing. Maupin is BBB accredited, holds Owens Corning Preferred Contractor status, is the roofing company for FOX 25 Storm Watch and is a member of the Norman and South OKC chambers of commerce.
Find the service you need below. Each project starts with a free inspection and a full set of photos.
When repairs no longer make sense, we tear the roof off to the boards, swap out damaged decking and install a complete Owens Corning roof. Magnets sweep the grass and gravel before the crew packs up.
Learn moreRepair WorkShingles blown loose along one edge or a cracked pipe flashing can usually be repaired on their own. We fix what failed and give you a straight answer on the rest of the roof.
Learn moreFree Roof InspectionBefore a sale, after a purchase or following a storm, we check shingles, flashing, valleys, vents and gutters, then share our photos with you at no charge.
Learn moreWind and Hail ResponseStrong storm winds can crease shingles and pop nails loose even without a direct tornado hit. We find and record the damage, tarp anything open and line up repairs after your insurer approves the claim.
Learn moreClaims AssistanceOur rep can join your adjuster on the roof and show every damaged section. When items are left out of the estimate, we send photos and request that the carrier include them.
Learn moreLeak RepairsA water spot on the ceiling does not always sit under the leak. We trace it back to the opening, whether a nail pop, a gap at the chimney or a split boot, and seal it. You can reach us at any hour.
Learn moreHomes in LexingtonEach house has its own roof pitch and attic setup. We go over shingle styles, colors and ventilation so your new roof suits the home and lasts.
Learn moreInstalls on New FramingFor a new house, shop or addition, our crews install shingle, metal or low-slope roofing according to each manufacturer's installation guide.
Learn moreMetal for Houses and ShopsMetal panels move water off fast and handle high wind. We can price metal for your home and any outbuilding so you can compare cost and lifespan with shingles.
Learn moreBusiness and Church RoofingShops, offices and churches can hire us for TPO, metal and other low-slope roofs, with work arranged around your hours.
Learn moreFascia RepairDecayed fascia lets moisture into the roof edge and weakens how gutters attach. We remove the rotten trim, install new boards and replace soffit damaged in the same spot.
Learn moreThese Google reviews mention a final bill with no surprises, a careful nail cleanup, on-time service at honest prices, and an owner who listens.
Bob, Mike and the crew really know what they're doing. They did a fantastic job beginning with the estimate, then working with the insurance company, and installing a beautiful new roof on our home. There were really no real surprises with the final bill. Every little bit of trash was picked up, and they ran a large magnet over the yard and picked up all the nails before they left.
Excellent contractor. Professional, on-time service and honest prices.
Bob is so knowledgeable and he is the nicest person to work with. He really listens and cares. They were quick and our house is absolutely beautiful.
Pictures from our installers on the job, covering decking, underlayment and the finished roofline.
A roof can lose its seal or crack along a ridge without anything showing from the road. Schedule a visit, and we will document the roof up close so you know where you stand.
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Lexington lies on US 77 about 16 miles south of Norman, and our office is on S Western Ave in south Oklahoma City. If you are searching for a roofing contractor in Lexington, we agree on a time for your free inspection and come to you.
We take on wind-damaged shingles, leaking flashing, rotted fascia and full tear-offs. We also install metal and handle commercial roofs.
Bob Maupin founded the company in 1985 and still visits crews on the job. If a modest repair will keep you dry for years, you will hear that from us first.
Need a Lexington roofing company you can hold accountable? Maupin has stayed in one family since Bob Maupin, an Oklahoman by birth, founded it in 1985. He continues to stop by roofs while crews are working.
Your visit, claim paperwork and work schedule are all handled by one office team, so you always know who to call.
When they are not on a roof, our people support churches, schools and youth programs in the metro.
Since founding the company in 1985, Bob has stayed hands-on, visiting job sites and talking with homeowners directly.
Felicita coordinates visit dates, crew calendars and insurance records from our office in south Oklahoma City.
These five steps cover everything from your call to the final cleanup.
Reach us at (405) 703-3843 day or night, or send a request online, and we set your visit.
A Maupin rep inspects the shingles, flashing and vents on every side and photographs what turns up.
You get our repair or replacement advice in writing, plus help with the adjuster on storm claims.
The crew removes the worn roof, corrects bad decking, installs the new one and magnet-sweeps for nails.
We look over the completed roof with you and explain what your manufacturer warranty covers.
Contact us for a free quote, free project consultation, or for answers to any other questions you have for us.
10601 S Western Ave Ste 105, Oklahoma City, OK 73170
Open 24 hours, 7 days a week
Long before the town existed, Major Richard B. Mason set up Camp Holmes north of present-day Lexington in 1835, and a treaty was signed there. The town itself was planned before the 1889 Land Run, opened its post office in 1890 and took its name from Lexington, Kentucky.
Lexington is a compact city of about 2.4 square miles, with 2,010 residents counted in the 2020 census and ZIP code 73051. The Canadian River marks its western edge and the McClain County line.
The James C. Nance Memorial Bridge carries US 77 and State Highway 39 across the river to Purcell. A four-lane concrete bridge replaced the old 1930s truss span and fully opened on July 26, 2019, after two years of construction.
Tornadoes have touched down near town several times. Records list an EF1 on May 4, 2020, that damaged trees and the roof of a mobile home east of Lexington; a high-end EF0 on June 6, 2025, that damaged a home’s roof to the east; and an EF1 on January 8, 2026, that badly damaged an outbuilding north of town.
The City of Lexington can change its building requirements. We confirm what a reroof currently needs with the city before work begins.
Our office address is 10601 S Western Ave Ste 105, Oklahoma City, OK 73170, north and west of Lexington. Start from any of these places in town.
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October 19, 2026Maupin handles roof repairs, replacements, new installs, metal roofing, inspections and insurance claim help for homes and commercial buildings. The same company also does gutters, windows, fences, gates, siding and…
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October 14, 2026Missing shingles, ceiling stains, hail damage, soft spots and granules in the gutters are all signs worth checking early. We inspect the whole roof, explain your options before any work…
View this update on GoogleThe roof’s square footage and pitch, the number of old layers, any decking repairs and the product you choose set the cost. Each roof replacement in Lexington is quoted in writing after a free inspection, and if your policy covers the storm damage, insurance often pays most of it after the deductible.
We did not find a published reroofing rule from the city, and rules can be updated. Before your project starts, we check with the City of Lexington and handle any permit your job requires.
Yes. We install shingles and metal on outbuildings as well as homes, and we can quote a metal roof in Lexington for a shop at the same visit. If a storm damaged both, we document each building for your adjuster.
No. Our one office is at 10601 S Western Ave in south Oklahoma City. We set inspection and install dates with you ahead of time and drive down for each visit.
Yes, even if the funnel missed your street. Wind on the edge of a storm can lift shingles and break their seal. A free inspection with photos shows whether there is damage worth reporting, and we can be there when the adjuster comes.
Lexington has no fixed-route city bus. Across the river, Purcell has an Amtrak stop, and a demand-response public transit service covers southern Cleveland County. Each listing below is on Google Maps.
The Heartland Flyer stops daily at Purcell Station, at East Main Street and North Santa Fe Avenue, just over the Nance bridge from Lexington.
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Demand-response public rides for McClain and Garvin counties and southern Cleveland County, with a listed office at 215 W Paul Ave in Pauls Valley. Call to schedule.
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Commercial flights for Lexington travelers leave from this Oklahoma City airport at 7100 Terminal Dr, north of town.
Open in Google MapsOur crews also roof homes and businesses in towns around Lexington. Choose one to view its page.
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roofing contractor in PurcellMild weather in spring and fall is a comfortable time for a planned reroof. A leak or new storm damage is worth a call right away. Reach us at (405) 703-3843 around the clock, or fill in the form below for a free inspection.
