Local Roofers Stillwater — One Owner. Zero Callbacks.

Work directly with Roofing 101 owner Matt Taylor

Stillwater sits at the crossroads of Highway 51 and US-177 (Perkins Road), just off I-35 at exit 174. Roofing 101 covers the full US-177 corridor from Perkins up through Stillwater, and the Highway 51 corridor connecting east toward Cushing.

Stillwater is a college town with a big-city footprint — home to Oklahoma State University, blocks of historic homes near campus, established family neighborhoods, and rental properties that landlords need kept watertight. Whatever kind of roof sits over your Stillwater property, it has to stand up to Payne County’s hail and the straight-line winds that roll in off the plains.

Matt Taylor has worked on roofs in and around Stillwater for years. As an owner-operator he handles everything from a single leak over a bungalow near campus to a full replacement on a family home on the north side, with Matt on every job. You get one accountable person, an honest diagnosis, and transparent pricing, not a pressure pitch from a commissioned closer.

Most of Matt’s Stillwater work is for people who own property here: rentals, investment houses and a couple of recent commercial repairs, much of it by referral, along with leak investigations and repairs. His mother’s family is from Perry, and his aunt, uncle and cousins are OSU graduates and diehard Cowboys fans. Matt is a Sooner, but with Bedlam off the schedule, he cheers for the Pokes now.

Before you sign off on a Stillwater roof estimate, it’s worth checking it against what Oklahoma’s building code actually requires, ice barrier, ventilation, and tear-off rules included.