Tulsa Renew

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At a glance

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A Hardie-first shop

Tulsa Renew is a Tulsa exterior-renovation company built around siding work, especially James Hardie. The company says it is the only James Hardie Preferred siding contractor in Tulsa, and owner Steven Jones brings more than 20 years of experience in exterior installation, project management, and sales.

Jones is a native Tulsan, and the company’s work stretches beyond siding into windows, doors, stone, wood, stucco, trim, patios, decks, BBQ spaces, and outdoor kitchens. That makes Tulsa Renew especially appealing for homeowners who want to renovate the exterior of the home and improve the backyard without coordinating a different contractor for every phase.

The company publishes James Hardie Preferred / Elite Preferred installer credentials. Homeowners should confirm current credentials, material availability, warranty coverage, and the written project scope directly with the company before contracting.

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What the reviews show

The best contractor reviews are not generic. They give you something to evaluate: what kind of home was involved, what failed, what materials were used, who performed the work, how the company communicated, and whether the result held up over time.

Tulsa Renew’s reviews offer that kind of specificity. They describe mid-century homes receiving period-appropriate Hardie updates, storm-related leaks that required sheathing repairs, small siding repairs completed the next morning, and crews whose homeowners could identify by name.

I undertook a major restoration of my 1950-era home a few months ago. One component of that restoration was to replace the aged and failing vinyl siding. I decided upon Hardie Boards after meeting with Steve (company owner). I needed a period correct appearance solution, which required special ordered material. I was also concerned about what would be found under the old siding which might lead to cost overruns. Steve assured me that his company would remove all the old siding, repair or replace whatever damage was found underneath, re-side the house in Hardie Boards, would paint the Hardie Boards, and repaint the rest of my exterior in the paints I specified. The cost was all inclusive; a complete turnkey job. As Steve put it, ‘We do everything needed to give you the very best results; it’s what we do.’ Well, that’s exactly what happened. I am completely satisfied and recommend this company to anyone seeking the very best siding contractor they could possibly hope for.

That review explains the company in one account: a 1950s home, failing vinyl, a concern about hidden damage, special-order material, Hardie installation, painting, and a defined turnkey scope. It gives a prospective customer more than a compliment. It gives them a view of the company’s process.

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Built for the problems behind the siding

Siding jobs often begin with appearance but become about protection. The difficult part is what sits behind the old material: deteriorated sheathing, trapped moisture, failed flashing, or multiple layers of previous work.

Our aging siding failed during a rainstorm causing a massive leak in our house. Steven and his team removed several layers of old siding, replaced sheathing, installed HardiePlank.

The review is short, but it identifies the important sequence: failed siding, water intrusion, removal of old layers, sheathing replacement, and new HardiePlank. For homeowners comparing exterior bids, it is a reminder to evaluate the weather barrier and underlying repairs, not just the color and price of the replacement siding.

Short answer: We recommend Tulsa Renew without hesitation; you won’t be disappointed. We chose them to install James Hardie siding on all dormers and chimney, as well as paint siding, shutters, garage door and trim. We will definitely chose them again to complete the last 2 phases of our project.

Dormers and chimneys are among the harder areas to wrap well. This homeowner chose Tulsa Renew for those high-detail areas first, then planned to return for later phases. That is a useful signal for anyone considering a staged renovation.

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Support that lasts

A siding contractor makes its strongest promise after the job is complete. A good installation must look right on day one, but a good company remains reachable when a board cracks, a detail needs attention, or a warranty issue appears years later.

I was fairly new to Tulsa when I found Steven in 2017 or so to replace some siding on my dormers and gable above my garage. I didn’t know much about the work or the materials, but Steven quickly convinced me that he was an expert. I contracted him to do the work, and his crew did a fantastic job! In 2026 I noticed that one the replaced boards had a crack in it and I reached out to Steven to see if it could be repaired. He promptly and enthusiastically let me know that it was under warranty and that he would get it fixed. Two days later John came out, replaced the boards, and repainted the whole section. He communicated with me throughout the process, was competent and extremely friendly. Perfect job, perfect experience! Thank you guys. I’ll be back and I’ll send people to you!

This is what meaningful warranty support looks like in a consumer review: a prior project, a later issue, an owner who responded, a named technician, and a repair that included repainting the full section instead of leaving a visible patch.

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Fast when it matters

Not every exterior problem needs a full renovation. Sometimes it is a damaged section, a leak around a door, or a small repair that becomes urgent because the home is exposed.

Corey from Tulsa Renew just left after repairing some of the siding on my house after I bumped it with truck as I was backing out of the driveway. I contacted the owner, Steven, yesterday afternoon and the work was completed by 10:00 am.

A named owner, a named technician, and next-morning completion give homeowners a clear picture of responsiveness.

I contacted Tulsa Renew for a quote to replace a back door due to rain water intrusion. Owner Steve arrived on time and inspected the problem with a diagnoses that we did not require the door to be replaced but instead caulking around the door. He contacted his lead man to come out to do the work with full instruction to what required to be done. The repair was completed within an hour of the call. This easily could have been a case where a service provider could have replaced a door and labor for over $1,000.00. However, they viewed the issue from the clients eyes and provided a solution for no fee. Why no fee? Steve explained because the remedy was minimal and that we have used them before we were a valued client and Tulsa Renew wanted to take care of us - who does this kind of thing today? Tulsa Renew does.

That account describes a contractor diagnosing the smallest effective repair rather than defaulting to a larger sale. For homeowners, that kind of judgment can matter as much as the quality of the installation itself.

Just talked to Steven who was extremely informative regarding my windows/siding request. He took the time to listen to my scenario and even referred me to another company who was a better fit for my needs.

Referring a homeowner elsewhere when the fit is wrong is another indicator you can weigh. It suggests that the company is focused on the right project, not simply every available project.

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A process homeowners can see

Siding work changes how a house looks, but the experience during the job also matters. Homeowners want to know whether crews will arrive, whether debris will be left behind, whether questions will be answered, and whether they will understand what is happening each day.

Working with Tulsa Renew was a wonderful experience. I am so glad I decided on this company to replace my wood plank siding with Hardy Plank. Steven was great to work with as was Keith. Joe and Zack were prompt, showed up every day and worked all day. Both were so polite and nice to stop what they were doing to answer any questions I had and if I needed more explanation, they were more than willing to spend as much time with me as needed to have all my questions answered. They picked up after themselves every day, I didn't have to worry about getting nails in my tires or stepping on any debris. There was no cussing, if they smoked it was done in their vehicles because I never saw it. I really enjoyed the video updates every day explaining what work had been done and the work that was planned for the next day. My house looks wonderful and I can't thank them enough.

This review reads like a jobsite checklist: crews who arrive, work consistently, answer questions, clean up, and send daily video updates. Those are the operating details that turn a disruptive construction week into a manageable one.

Tulsa Renew did an excellent job on our siding project. Their team showed up early every single day and kept things moving efficiently. I especially appreciated the daily progress updates.

For a homeowner, daily updates are not a luxury. They create clarity: what happened today, what happens tomorrow, and whether the project remains on track.

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Exterior work without a patchwork of contractors

Tulsa Renew’s work extends from siding to the larger exterior. The company lists James Hardie, stone, wood, stucco, windows, doors, patios, decks, BBQ areas, and outdoor kitchens. Their Tulsa patios page covers that outdoor living work from the same Hardie crew.

That broader scope can be valuable when a siding project becomes an exterior transformation: new posts, gutters, trim, ceilings, windows, doors, or a backyard living area that needs to match the home’s updated facade.

We couldn’t be happier with the work Tulsa Renew did on our home. They installed new siding, gutters, cedar posts, and beautiful boxcar ceilings, and every part of the project exceeded our expectations. Their communication was outstanding from start to finish, keeping us informed every step of the way. What really impressed us was their attention to detail—they even took the time to paint the roof vents so everything matched perfectly. It’s those extra touches that truly set them apart. We were actually out of the country for most of the project, and we never once had to worry. We completely trusted their team, and they delivered exactly as promised.

That review shows the benefit of coordinated exterior work. Siding, gutters, cedar posts, ceilings, and finishing touches were treated as parts of a whole rather than separate jobs with separate standards.

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Best fit for homeowners

Tulsa Renew is a particularly strong match for homeowners who:

• Want James Hardie siding installed as part of a comprehensive exterior project
• Need old vinyl removed and want a clear plan for potential sheathing or water-damage repairs
• Have dormers, chimneys, trim, or other detail-heavy areas
• Value direct communication, daily progress reporting, and jobsite cleanup
• Want windows, doors, siding, gutters, exterior paint, and trim coordinated under one company
• Want to combine siding work with a patio, deck, BBQ area, or outdoor kitchen
• Prefer an owner-led local contractor with reviews that name people, materials, and project outcomes

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Before you compare quotes

The cheapest siding number can be the thinnest scope. The work that determines long-term performance often sits behind the visible boards: house wrap, flashing, trim, caulking, sheathing repair, and the details around doors, windows, chimneys, and roof lines.

Ask every contractor to specify these items in writing:

• Removal and disposal of existing siding
• House wrap or weather-resistive barrier
• Flashing at windows, doors, chimneys, and exterior penetrations
• Sheathing repair process and allowances
• Trim materials and installation details
• Caulking, paint, and color-match scope
• Daily cleanup and final debris removal
• Material and workmanship warranty terms
• Who handles service calls after completion

Then compare the written scope, not just the final price.

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The bottom line

The reviews provide real evidence of the things homeowners care about most: competent installation, attention to what is behind the siding, clear communication, clean job sites, responsive repairs, honest advice, and support that extends beyond the day the final board is installed.

The reviews are not simply enthusiastic. They are specific. And when you are deciding who to trust with a home’s exterior, specifics are what make the difference.

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