OK service area
Metal Buildings in Oklahoma
Hail is the number one claim driver in this state. Straight-line winds in spring routinely exceed 70 mph. We push 26GA sheeting and extra anchors here for a reason.
Local requirements
What Oklahoma asks for
- Building code
- 2018 International Residential Code, adopted statewide
- Wind load
- 115 to 130 mph, higher in tornado alley counties
- Snow load
- 10 to 20 psf
- Certified drawings
- Required in Oklahoma City, Tulsa, Norman, and most municipalities. Rural counties often do not require it.
- Lead time
- Typically 8 to 10 weeks, weather permitting
Wind and snow ratings are address specific and only hold when the building is properly anchored. Eagle publishes a live lead time map we check with you before you order. View the lead time map.
Some Cities we cover in Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma County
Severe hail corridor with frequent spring supercells
Permits: OKC Development Services
Tulsa
Tulsa County
Hail and ice storm exposure
Permits: Tulsa Permit Center
Norman
Cleveland County
Tornado alley wind loads, certification required
Permits: Norman Development Services
Lawton
Comanche County
Open plains wind exposure
Permits: Lawton Building Inspection
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