Towns This Crew Actually Drives
Blanchard first, then the towns a short drive away. The crew does not change because the address changed.
Ask if the crew drives there — (000) 000-0000
Blanchard and the next towns over
The regular drive is Blanchard, Newcastle, Norman, Tuttle, and Washington. Blanchard is in McClain County and sits on the line with Grady County, so a street that feels like the edge of town is still a normal stop. Open wind on a ridge changes how the crew weights the felt for the afternoon. It does not change who is on the roof.
If your town is not on the list, call anyway and ask. A yes is a day on the calendar. A no is a no, said on the phone, rather than a crew that arrives and cannot finish.
A normal day can include more than one town, and the crew still does not split the job between companies. If they start a tear-off in Blanchard in the morning, they are the ones who cover it if the afternoon turns. Newcastle, Norman, Tuttle, and Washington are close enough that the same truck makes the drive without handing you to a partner. If a street is outside that list, the phone call is where you find out. The crew would rather say no than book a day they cannot finish.
McClain County is the home county for this crew. A Blanchard address that sits a few streets into Grady County is still Blanchard to them. What they will not do is pretend a far town is nearby. Ask.
- Blanchard
- Newcastle
- Norman
- Tuttle
- Washington