Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73134

Crossings Community Church

Roof replacement and current condition are unconfirmedLifecycle not confirmed

14600 N Portland Ave405-755-2227Office hours not listed in the preserved brief

Property archive

Document the campus section by section.

The recovered imagery shows a large connected campus with sanctuary, wings, gables and equipment areas. Image dates and visual labels must be confirmed against current property records before use as specifications.

Aerial reference view of the sanctuary roof and entry — Legacy sanctuary reference · manual media label · date unverified · not a condition survey

Legacy interior view of the main sanctuary — Legacy sanctuary interior · manual media label · date and current condition unverified

Legacy aerial orbit · imagery credited in original brief to Google · vintage unverified · not a condition inspectionRecorded property view

30-second account brief

Proposed opportunity hypothesis

A large, multi-section campus with remote geometry and an address-level weather record may benefit from a roof-record review that clarifies roof areas, maintenance history, warranty files and storm documentation. The supplied record does not establish damage, coverage, current condition or a need for work.

proposed; evidence-grounded confidenceLOCAL S18 S19

Recommended action: Call the main office to identify the current facilities-record owner and request a 20-minute roof-record review.
Reason: The verified staff directory lists a Director, Major Projects and a Finance & Administration role, while current property authority, lifecycle and record completeness remain unverified.
Priority: B — qualify and schedule

S18 S19 LOCAL

Log activity Prepare conversation

The Precision difference

We build pretty roofs.

Specialty craftsmanship. Commercial scale. Care for the roof you already have. Precision brings tile, slate, copper and commercial roofing experience to a practical conversation about your property.

Precision websiteCompany profile checked 2026-10-05

Specialty craftsmanshipClay tile, natural slate, cedar, metal and custom copper details.Service source
Churches & historic roofsPrecision's published St. John's Lutheran Church project combines Ludowici Provincial tile with custom copper work.Service source
Commercial roof systemsRoof repairs and replacements for facilities, asset owners and multi-family communities.Service source
Maintenance & documentationDiscuss a maintenance plan, roof assessment and a dated pre-loss photo record. If your roof was recently replaced, start with its existing warranty and maintenance requirements.Service source

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Precision is listed in Ludowici's manufacturer directory with Elite Crown Roofer certification, the program's top tier.

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Roof of the Year · 2016–2021Ludowici · company-published award history

Precision's homepage lists Ludowici Roof of the Year awards for 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020 and 2021.

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Woman owned & operatedPrecision

Precision identifies itself as woman owned and operated on its homepage.

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Selected work

Built proof, connected to its source.

Precision's published Berlin Residence project with a blended clay tile roof and copper turret

Dallas, Texas

Preston Hollows · Berlin Residence

Ludowici clay tile + copperA custom tile blend with copper valleys, flashings, gutters and turret details. Precision's published project describes 122 roofing squares.View project source

Lubbock, Texas

Partain Residence

Vermont slate + custom copper220 roofing squares of green S1-grade Vermont slate on an 18/12 roof, with copper fabricated on site.View project source

Multi-family community

The Villas of Capistrano

Clay tile · 2,500 roofing squaresA large community project covering tile removal, new sheathing, battens and tile installation. The website describes a retail bid project.View project source

Public recommendation summaries

What project partners put in writing.

A recommendation from a church client

The published recommendation describes a large, difficult roof project, expresses satisfaction with the result and recommends Precision's work.

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Recommended for repairs and replacements

The published recommendation endorses Precision and Brian Lemke for roof repair and replacement work.

Read recommendation source

Customer proof

Concise feedback from completed work.

Describes the team as professional and helpful, and says she recommended Precision to friends and family.
Ann-Marie WhiteCustomer proof source
Reports satisfaction with a Decra installation five years later and a prompt response when a minor issue arose.
Jim GouldCustomer proof source

Next step

Let's make the next step useful.

Review your roof history and priorities with your Precision contact. Agree a maintenance, documentation or assessment scope that fits the property.

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Company proof sources

precision-homePrecision homepageChecked 2026-10-05
precision-projectsPrecision published success storiesChecked 2026-10-05
precision-recommendationsPrecision published customer recommendationsChecked 2026-10-05
ludowici-profileLudowici manufacturer profile for PrecisionChecked 2026-10-05

The Precision difference

Why Precision

Ludowici Elite Crown Roofer. Specialty and commercial projects spanning custom tile, Vermont slate, copper and multi-family communities.

Manufacturer-listed Elite Crown Roofer
Company-published Roof of the Year awards · 2016–2021

Relevant church experience: St. John's Lutheran Church — Ludowici Provincial tile and custom copper. Published customer recommendations are available on Precision's website.

Discuss a roof assessment, maintenance plan or dated pre-loss record with your Precision contact.

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Account map

Find the people who shape the decision.

Listed roles are research leads until the property confirms them.

Role	Person	Authority	Evidence
Major-projects information routeDirector, Major Projects	Ryan Brown	Public staff role only; does not establish property, spending or signing authority.	S18
Finance/administration information routePastor, Finance & Administration	Josh Klossner	Public staff role only; confirm whether this role participates in property review or approval.	S18
Operations information routePastor, Ministry & Operations	Blake Bastin	Public staff role only; authority remains unverified.	S18 S2
Site-access and roof-record routeunknown	Person not verified	Ask the main office; no current contact or authority is confirmed.	S19 LOCAL

Lead with

Confirm the roof recordDo not infer current need from weather history.

Start with

Jacob Gray or Richard WilsonListed October 1, 2026; confirm through the main office.

First meeting

20-minute property conversationProposed duration; agree access and objective.

Qualify

History, provider, authority, scopeNeed, condition, budget and appointment remain unconfirmed.

Available record

Campus imagery + weather historyPreserved local sources; current condition is unverified.

First question

What changed, and when?Confirm replacements, repairs, warranties and provider relationships.

Potential next step

Agreed walk-throughDefine access and useful deliverables before proposing a scope.

Decision path

Confirm with the churchContact roles and approval authority may have changed.

Conversation frame

A large campus. Start with its current roof record.

Current-status discovery, then an agreed documentation scope

Property context

A property record to support the next roof conversation.

This overview assembles preserved campus imagery, remote roof estimates and an address-level weather record. A site visit and property records are needed to confirm roof systems, dates and current condition.

≈201,147

sq ft roof-surface estimate

Preserved remote estimate; verify from plans or field measurement.

modeled roof segments

Existing geometry model; verify on site.

visual roof-system categories

Legacy imagery interpretation; materials and installation dates unconfirmed.

Information freshness

Checked 2026-10-05

staff-directory retrieval date2026-10-05S18
location-page retrieval date2026-10-05S19
latest listed weather entry; record completeness unknown2026-06-26LOCAL
imagery and geometry vintage varies or is unknownDate not recordedLOCAL

Weather context

The local weather record lists provider-generated address-level hail and wind indicators. They are useful for asking when the roofs were last reviewed, but do not measure what struck this roof or prove damage, coverage, or claim eligibility.

Provider name, radius and coverage methodology are not retained in the supplied brief. · Unknown completeness after 2026-06-26; no on-roof validation.LOCAL

Roof record

Use the geometry to ask better questions.

The preserved brief classifies a standing-seam sanctuary, low-slope single-ply wings, and steep gables at the chapel and entry. These are visual interpretations from legacy imagery, not verified material schedules or condition findings.

Overhead reference showing the campus roof geometry — Overhead reference · January 2023 stated in original brief · imagery credited there to Google · field verification pending

Roof surface estimate: ≈201,147 sq ft
Building footprint estimate: ≈212,078 sq ft
Modeled roof segments: 97
Average pitch estimate: ≈25.1°
Sanctuary: Standing-seam appearance · verify material
Wings: Low-slope single-ply appearance · verify material
Chapel and entry: Steep gable appearance
Current condition: Not inspected by our team

Weather archive

Weather history is a prompt for documentation.

The preserved address-level record lists 20 event days from April 2023 through June 2026. It contains separate algorithm and meteorologist hail fields. Keep both values distinct and use the record to ask when roofs were last reviewed; it does not establish property damage.

listed event days

April 19, 2023 through June 26, 2026 in the local record.

2.75″ / 2.5″

two listed hail fields

April 19, 2023: algorithm / meteorologist; neither is a field measurement at the roof.

73 mph

largest listed wind value

Appears on June 17, 2023, June 21, 2026 and June 26, 2026.

Recorded events
Date	Hail	Wind	Record note
June 26, 2026	1.0″ algorithm	73 mph	Latest entry in preserved record; condition unverified
September 24, 2024	2.0″ algorithm / 2.5″ meteorologist	60 mph	Separate listed fields; do not convert to an assumed measured maximum
April 19, 2023	2.75″ algorithm / 2.5″ meteorologist	Not listed	Separate listed fields; roof history at this date is unconfirmed

Selected entries from source/storm_record.json preserved with the legacy brief. Values are address-level provider fields, not an on-roof measurement. Weather exposure is not proof of damage, coverage, claim eligibility or an insurance outcome.

Playbook

Turn the evidence into a useful meeting.

Use approved language, then listen for the owner’s actual priorities.

Campus Roof Record Review

First conversation

Confirm roof-section history, warranties, provider and the records already available before recommending work.

LOCAL

Roof Documentation Baseline

Only if records or a site walk identify a useful gap

Create an agreed dated record for maintenance and future comparison; it does not assert damage or insurance eligibility.

LOCAL

Capital Roof Planning Scope

Only after lifecycle and decision process are confirmed

Organize confirmed sections and priorities for owner planning; no pricing or replacement conclusion is proposed.

LOCAL

Meeting talk track

1
Opening
Did I catch you with 30 seconds? We prepared a preliminary profile because this is a large, multi-section campus. I am trying to confirm who manages roof history and storm documentation before we recommend anything.
2
Discovery
Which person owns roof records, warranty files and the current provider relationship?
3
Evidence
The available record combines remote geometry and address-level weather indicators; it does not establish roof condition or damage.
4
Offer
A 20-minute roof-record review can identify whether the records are complete or whether a scoped walk-through would be useful.
5
Close
Who should join that review, and what would make it useful?

Common objections

We already have a roofer.

That relationship should be respected. We would first identify whether the existing records and maintenance process already cover the need.

We have no problems.

That is good to hear. The weather record does not say otherwise; the question is only whether the roof record is complete enough for future maintenance and planning.

Send something.

I can send a concise list of the records a review would cover, then you can decide whether a conversation is useful.

Is this an insurance claim call?

No. A dated record may support later discussions, but it does not determine coverage, payment or claim eligibility.

Voicemail

Hi, this is Justen Newton with Precision Construction & Roofing. I am trying to confirm who manages roof records for the OKC campus. We prepared a preliminary profile and can use a short review to determine whether any documentation work is useful. Please call me at 239-791-0646.

Close the loop

If this is not your area, who owns roof records or site access? If the record is already complete, may I close this inquiry and check back only with permission?

Ten-business-day sequence

Day 1Route
Who currently owns roof records and site-access coordination for the OKC campus?
Day 2Voicemail
I prepared a preliminary roof-record profile and would like to confirm the right records contact before recommending anything.
Day 3Email
Could we schedule a 20-minute roof-record review to confirm sections, warranties and documentation already on file?
Day 4Research hygiene
Update only from a confirmed public or office-provided route; do not infer a decision-maker.
Day 5Second call
The preliminary profile suggests a large multi-section campus; who can confirm the current roof history?
Day 6Leave-behind offer
I can send a one-page list of the records we would review; no inspection or service commitment is implied.
Day 7Access qualification
If a review is useful, who should confirm access, meeting participants and existing provider requirements?
Day 8Value check
If the current record is complete, we will document that and close the loop rather than force a scope.
Day 9Close loop
Should I speak with someone else, revisit during planning, or close this inquiry for now?
Day 10Nurture permission
May I retain the office route for a future records-planning check-in?

Defined owner deliverables

A one-page roof-record review summary: sections discussed, available documents and confirmed gaps.
If authorized after review: a scoped photo log and roof-area inventory with dates and observed conditions.
If requested: a planning scope identifying information needed before maintenance or capital decisions.

Activity

Record the outcome and next commitment.

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Recent activity

No activity has been recorded.

Hosted pages use the protected account activity record. Standalone files save only on this device. A shared-login display name is unverified.

Internal account intelligence

Verify what the archive cannot.

Private contacts, coaching and source notes are physically excluded from the owner file.

Approved opener

Hi, this is Justen Newton with Precision Construction & Roofing. I’m reviewing the property record for the Crossings campus and want to make sure we do not work from stale assumptions. Could I speak with Jacob Gray or Richard Wilson, if either still handles the buildings and roofs?

Appointment ask
Would a 20-minute property conversation be useful to confirm the roof history, current provider, warranty requirements and whether any updated documentation is needed? If it is useful, we can then agree the access, deliverables and proposal scope.

Research contacts

Jacob GrayMaintenance Supervisor

Ask the main office whether Jacob still handles building and roof matters and whether he is the right first conversation.

Role listed in local contact research dated 2026-10-01 · current role and authority unconfirmed

Richard WilsonSite Manager

Ask the main office whether Richard handles site access or roof records and who should join a property conversation.

Role listed in local contact research dated 2026-10-01 · current role and authority unconfirmed

Blake BastinExecutive Pastor

After the facilities contact confirms a useful scope, ask who reviews it and whether Blake remains part of that process.

Role listed in local contact research dated 2026-10-01 · approval authority unconfirmed

Discovery prompts

Which roof sections have been repaired or replaced, when, and by which provider?Establish the current lifecycle before discussing services.
What materials and warranties apply to the sanctuary, low-slope wings and steep gables?Replace remote visual classifications with property records.
Do you have dated roof photographs, inspection records or maintenance reports after June 2026?Identify a documentation gap without inferring damage.
Are there any current concerns you want reviewed, or is this mainly long-range planning?Let the property team define the need.
Who manages the current roofing relationship, and who reviews and signs a proposal?Confirm provider and approval path.
What access, deliverables, timing and budget process would make a proposal useful?Define a real scope before discussing price.

Qualification boundaries

Supported locally: Property identity, main office phone, legacy campus imagery, remote geometry estimates, address-level weather fields and dated contact-list roles.
Current status to confirm: Roof ages, replacements, repairs, materials, condition, warranties, provider and current property contact.
Decision path to confirm: The dated roles do not establish authority. Ask who defines scope, who reviews it and who signs.
Commercial terms: No price, complimentary service, buying intent or budget is represented in this brief.

Follow-up

Crossings campus roof record and next-step conversation

Hello, Thank you for speaking with me about the Crossings campus. As discussed, the next useful step is to confirm the roof history, current provider, warranty requirements and the documentation already on file. If an updated walk-through or condition record would be useful after that review, we can agree the access, deliverables, schedule and proposal scope before any work is authorized. Please confirm the appropriate property contact and a suitable time to continue the conversation. Justen Newton Commercial Project Manager Precision Construction & Roofing 239-791-0646 jnewton@precisioncandr.com

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Meeting checklist

Confirm the current property contact and each person’s role.
Record roof sections, materials, installation or repair dates and providers.
Review warranties and provider maintenance requirements.
Ask what dated imagery, inspection reports and maintenance records already exist.
Agree access and useful deliverables before defining a proposal.
Book a proposal review with a named person and date only if a need is confirmed.

CRM handoff summary

Crossings Community Church Status: Roof replacement and current condition are unconfirmed Next step: Confirm the current property and decision contacts, then define an evidence-based walk-through or documentation scope only if useful. Prepared: October 5, 2026

Evidence source ledger

Source confidence belongs in the rep file. Open the linked records before repeating a claim.

S1
Crossings Community Church website listed in preserved brief
Source-ledger link carried from the original local brief. Current schedules and roles require confirmation.
Checked Preserved 2026-10-02; not refreshed
S2
Local decision-maker research dated October 1, 2026
source/decision_makers_20261001.csv. Roles and address-verification results are dated leads, not proof of current employment or approval authority.
Checked 2026-10-01
S18
Official Crossings leadership and staff directory
Official page retrieved in the supplied verified research. Lists Ryan Brown as Director, Major Projects; Josh Klossner as Pastor, Finance & Administration; and Blake Bastin as Pastor, Ministry & Operations. Listed roles do not establish property or signing authority.
Checked 2026-10-05
S19
Official Crossings OKC location page
Official page retrieved in the supplied verified research. Lists the campus address and main number; use the office route to confirm the correct roof-record contact.
Checked 2026-10-05
LOCAL
Preserved original brief, recovered media, geometry and address-level weather record
Archive and hashes are in source/sales_template/preservation.json. Remote estimates, imagery interpretations and provider weather fields require field or record confirmation.
Checked 2026-10-02

October 5, 2026

Confirm the record. Define the useful next step.

Justen NewtonCommercial Project ManagerPrecision Construction & Roofing239-791-0646jnewton@precisioncandr.comCall Justen Newton Email Justen Newton Property website