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Roofing Contractor in Omaha, Nebraska

From a few missing shingles to a full tear-off after hail, Baylor Roofing handles roofing for homeowners in Omaha and the towns nearby.

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Nebraska Roofers You Can Call Back

Our office is in Kearney, a longer drive from Omaha. We're a Nebraska company, and we'll still answer your call next year.

Before any work starts, you get a written, itemized plan that says what your roof needs now and what can safely wait.

"Like most Nebraskans, I believe in hard work, straight answers, and doing the job right."


Tommy Bernard, Founder

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30-50

Year Roof Warranty

300+

Successful Roofing Jobs

5+

Years Serving Nebraska

Our Roofing Services in Omaha, Nebraska

What we can do for your Omaha home's roof, top to bottom.

Roof Replacement in Omaha, Nebraska

Older Omaha homes often have steep pitches, dormers, and years of patches. A full replacement strips it all to the decking and starts fresh.

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Roof Repair in Omaha, Nebraska

A ceiling stain, shingles in the yard, a dripping skylight. We trace the leak to its real source and repair it, or tell you when a patch won't last.

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Storm Damage Repair in Omaha, Nebraska

NOAA shows hail near Omaha in 21 of the last 22 years. After a storm, we inspect for free, photograph the hits, and guide your storm damage repair.

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Why Homeowners in Omaha, Nebraska Choose Baylor Roofing

Experience and integrity matter when it's your home. Baylor Roofing keeps you in the loop at every step, recommends only what your roof needs, and installs it with care.

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No-obligation roof inspections

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Clear pricing before work starts

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30-50 year roof warranty options

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Cleanup and a walkthrough together

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Common Roof Problems on Omaha Homes

Nearly one in five Omaha homes dates from before 1940. Big trees and humid summers add their own wear on top of age.

Branches Rubbing the Roof

Limbs that touch the roof scrape off granules and drop debris that holds water against the shingles.

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Moss and Dark Streaks

Shaded north slopes stay damp after summer rain. Algae and moss move in and slowly lift the shingles.

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Leaks Around Dormers and Skylights

Every spot where the roof meets a wall has step flashing. When it wears out, water slips in behind the siding.

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Clogged Valleys and Gutters

Fall leaves pile up in valleys and gutters. Water backs up under the shingles instead of running off.

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Patches on Patches

Years of small fixes leave mixed shingles and old tar. It gets hard to tell what's sealed and what's just covered.

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Recognize one of these on your roof?

How We Protect Your Omaha Home

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Free, No-Obligation Inspection

Your roof and exterior get a free once-over, and we show you every problem we spot

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Customized Estimate

Our written plan separates the urgent repairs from the ones that can wait a season

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Expert Installation & Repair

An experienced crew puts in quality materials and does it by the book

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Final Walk-Through

Together we walk the finished job and check it against our own standards

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Roofing Financing Available Up to 120 Months!

A new roof is a big expense, and it rarely comes at a good time. With flexible terms up to 120 months, you can take care of your home now and skip the big upfront payment.

Roofing Systems We Install in Omaha

TAMKO Heritage (Good)

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Asphalt Shingle

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Limited Lifetime Warranty

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10-Year Full Start Period

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15-Year 110 MPH Wind, 120 Algae Cleaning

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Affordable Option

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TAMKO Titan XT (Better)

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Class 3 Impact Resistant

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Asphalt Shingle

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Limited Lifetime Warranty

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10-Year Full Start Period

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Hurricane Wind Protection, Ultramax Weathering Layer, Anchorlock Layer

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Malarkey Vista (Best)

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Class 4 Impact Resistant

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Asphalt Shingle

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Limited Lifetime with 12-Year Right Start™ Period

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Enhanced Granule Adhesion

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UV Resistance

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Roofing Customer Testimonials

Trusted by nebraska homeowners

Browse Some Of Our Recent Roofing Projects Across Nebraska

Browse a few recent projects, from full replacements to storm repairs.

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Hail and Wind Damage in Omaha

Since 2004, NOAA has logged 251 hail reports within ten miles of Omaha, across 100 storm days. June sees the most, with May close behind.

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Torn Shingles After Straight-Line Winds

NOAA lists 31 wind reports of about 75 mph or more near Omaha since 2004. Gusts like that tear tabs and bend ridge vents.

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Damage From Falling Limbs

Summer storms bring down branches along with the hail. Even a mid-sized limb can crack shingles and dent the decking below.

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Cracked Skylights and Vent Caps

Hail breaks plastic before it breaks shingles. A cracked skylight dome or vent cap is a good reason to check the whole roof.

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Hail Big Enough to Break Shingles

On June 25, 2024, NOAA logged 4.5-inch hail within ten miles of Omaha. Stones that size crack shingles on every side.

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Omaha Storm Damage Insurance Claim Support

After a big Omaha storm, your phone and your front door get busy fast. Take a breath before you sign anything with anyone.


We inspect for free, photograph the damage, and write it up for your adjuster. Your insurer decides, and if it's minor, we'll say so first.

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Areas we Serve

Serving Omaha & Surrounding Areas

Omaha is a longer drive from our Kearney office, and we cover its neighborhoods and nearby towns.

Not on the list? Give us a call at (308) 270-3909 and we'll check for you right away.

Omaha Roof Replacement & Installation FAQs:

  • Do you really work in Omaha if you're based in Kearney?

    Yes! Baylor Roofing works out of 4111 4th Ave, Suite 18, in Kearney, and Omaha is part of our service area. Call 308-270-3909 and we'll set a time to look at your roof.

  • What does a roof inspection cost in Omaha?

    Nothing. We look over the shingles, flashing, vents, skylights, and gutters, then give you a plain-English list of what needs work now and what can wait.

  • When is hail season in Omaha?

    Late spring through summer. NOAA records since 2004 show June with the most hail days near Omaha, then May, then August. Late summer storms still bring hail, so check your roof after any big one.

  • How do I tell a real roofer from a storm chaser?

    Ask for a Nebraska address, a phone number with some history, and proof of insurance. Be careful with anyone who wants a big deposit upfront or offers to cover your deductible.

  • Do older Omaha homes need a full tear-off?

    Usually, yes. About 18% of Omaha's homes were built before 1940, and older roofs often hide soft decking. Tearing off to the wood is the only way to find and fix it.

  • What shingles hold up best to Omaha hail?

    Impact-rated ones. Class 4 is the top rating, and Malarkey Vista carries it. TAMKO Titan XT is Class 3. Some insurers give a discount for Class 4 roofs, so check with your agent.

  • Which areas around Omaha do you cover?

    Dundee, Benson, Florence, Ralston, Boys Town, Millard, Bennington, Elkhorn, Waterloo, and Valley, plus La Vista, Bellevue, Papillion, Blair, Fremont, and Lincoln. Don't see yours? Call us.

Request Your Free Roofing Estimate in Omaha, Nebraska

Get answers about your roof before the next storm. Book your inspection online or send the form below, and we'll follow up with a free quote.

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4111 4th Ave, Suite 18, Kearney, 68845, US

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