Ramona Commercial Roofing Contractor
Affordable high quality commercial roof repairs and installs in Ramona, OK. 100% satisfaction guaranteed. Senior roofing company covering all of South Kansas, West Missouri & North Oklahoma. Call for quote.
GM specializes in retrofitting coatings and installing or repairing roofs for commercial, residential and industrial properties in Ramona, OK. We do professional commercial & industrial roofing in Ramona. Whether it’s fixing repairs, leaks, new installs or sealant, GM Systems Inc has got you covered.
A metal roof offers durability and strength at affordable prices for commercial uses. However, it can corrode over time at seams and intrusions such as screws and fasteners. A protective layer has many benefits such as keeping out moisture, lowering energy costs, and improving the roofs ability to resist the elements.
"Call us today to schedule your free roof inspection and estimate. Call (620) 955-7400. Talk directly to me, Greg, the owner. No automated systems or answering machine services and I always pick up." - Greg Stierwalt
Ramona Commercial Roof Repair & Installation Services We Offer
- Waterproofing
- Metal Roofing Systems
- Flat Roof Repair
- Low Slope Roof Repair
Some Of The Types Of Places We Do Roofing For in Ramona:
- Homes
- Colleges
- Churches
- Schools
- Meat Packing Plants
- Grain Bins
- Manufacturing Plants
- Agriculture
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About Ramona
The town began as Bon-Ton, but changed its name to Ramona in 1899 in honor of the Helen Hunt Jackson novel of the same name. The town is one of four communities that makes up the consolidated Caney Valley School District.
Ramona was an oil town and was also a stop for the Santa Fe railroad. When the oil dried up, there was no other industry to support Ramona, so the town began to die out.
Under the leadership of the former mayor, the late Robert Fiddler, the police department was reinstated, the water lines were repaired/replaced, and a grant was accepted from the Cherokee Nation to repave the streets. The town also supplies natural gas service to the Wal-Mart distribution center 5 miles north of town.
