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Updated June 2026

Best Metal Roofing Contractors in Omaha

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Quick Comparison

Rank Company Specialty Experience BBB Website
1 McKinnis Roofing & Sheet Metal Residential & Commercial Since 1981 A+ Accredited Visit
2 White Castle Roofing Residential & Commercial Since 1985 A+ Accredited Visit
3 Ciaccio Roofing Commercial, Industrial & Residential Since 1987 A+ Accredited Visit
4 Nelson Contracting Residential & Commercial Since 1998 Listed Visit

Detailed Reviews

#2

White Castle Roofing

Residential & Commercial
ExperienceSince 1985 (40+ Years)
BBB StatusA+ Accredited
SpecialtyResidential & Commercial
Service AreaOmaha, Lincoln & Grand Island, NE
Services and company details

White Castle Roofing was started in 1985 by Mike Hansen and Steve Biegert after a hailstorm hit the Lincoln area, and it has since grown into a multi-state operation with its Omaha office among its largest. The company installs Malarkey, CertainTeed, and Owens Corning shingle systems and handles both residential and commercial roofs, including metal and rubber membranes. Storm restoration and hail-damage claims have been a core focus since its founding.

Roof Replacement Storm Damage Restoration Roof Repair Commercial Roofing Metal Roofing Roof Coatings Siding Gutters
#3

Ciaccio Roofing

Commercial, Industrial & Residential
ExperienceSince 1987 (35+ Years)
BBB StatusA+ Accredited
SpecialtyCommercial, Industrial & Residential
Service AreaOmaha–Council Bluffs Metro
Services and company details

Founded by Pete Ciaccio in 1987 and now run by the third generation, Ciaccio Roofing is one of Nebraska's most established commercial and industrial roofing contractors. The company is the largest Duro-Last contractor in the state and specializes in low-slope and flat membrane systems including TPO, EPDM, and modified bitumen, as well as metal, tile, and slate. It serves the Omaha–Council Bluffs metro and travels nationwide for commercial clients.

Commercial Roofing Flat Roofing TPO / EPDM Membrane Duro-Last Systems Roof Repair Roof Maintenance Metal Roofing Residential Roofing
#4

Nelson Contracting

Residential & Commercial
ExperienceSince 1998 (25+ Years)
BBB StatusListed
SpecialtyResidential & Commercial
Service AreaOmaha, Lincoln & SE Nebraska
Services and company details

Started in 1998 by Toby and Aaron Nelson, this family-owned contractor is a GAF Master Elite roofer — a designation held by roughly 2% of contractors — and an NRCA member operating under Nebraska Contractor License #26613. Nelson installs asphalt, metal, cedar shake, synthetic, and stone-coated steel roofs and is a FORTIFIED-certified contractor, with its 'New Roof, No Mess' process serving Omaha and southeastern Nebraska.

Roof Replacement Roof Repair Roof Rejuvenation Metal Roofing Commercial Roofing Siding Gutters Windows & Doors

When Omaha's Hail Corridor and Prairie Winters Make the Case for Metal

After Repeated Insurance Claims for Hail Damage

Omaha homeowners who have filed multiple shingle-related hail claims may find that insurance terms change at renewal. Class 4 metal roofing panels can qualify for meaningful insurance recognition and reduce the cycle of repeated claims. A metal roofing specialist can walk through both the system options and the documentation needed to update your insurer on the new material class.

For Historic or Character Homes Requiring Long-Cycle Roofing

Omaha's older neighborhoods contain substantial housing stock where repeated shingle tear-offs create disposal volume and disturb historic trim profiles. Metal standing-seam profiles can be fabricated to complement original roofline geometry while delivering durability that avoids frequent replacement cycles — a practical fit for homes where preserving streetscape character matters to the HOA or neighborhood association.

When Snow Load and Ice Management Are a Priority

Nebraska winters bring meaningful snow accumulation and freeze-thaw cycling that stresses shingle systems at eave zones. Metal roofing's smooth surface sheds snow loads more freely than textured shingles and eliminates the granule loss pathway through which water infiltrates an aging shingle mat. Snow guards — standard on Omaha metal installations — prevent sudden shed that could damage lower-level elements.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many metal roofing contractors are in Omaha?

Our directory lists 4 independently verified metal roofing contractors serving Omaha, Nebraska, ranked by experience, certifications and reputation. McKinnis Roofing & Sheet Metal is ranked #1.

How do I choose a metal roofing roofer in Omaha?

Confirm licensing and insurance for Nebraska, ask for metal roofing project references in Omaha, get multiple written quotes, and check each contractor's BBB standing. Every company listed here has been independently researched.

Is metal roofing a common choice in Omaha, or is it a niche product?

Metal roofing has grown substantially in the Omaha market as repeated hail seasons have demonstrated the limitations of standard shingle cycles. Several established Omaha firms now specialize in or dedicate significant capacity to metal installations, and both standing-seam and concealed-fastener panel systems are well-represented. It is no longer an uncommon upgrade in the eastern Nebraska metro.

Does an Omaha metal roof installation require a permit?

Yes. The City of Omaha requires a permit for metal roofing installations as part of any reroof scope covering more than two squares. A registered Nebraska contractor pulls the permit and schedules inspection. This is particularly important with metal because installation details — fastener type, panel overlap, flashing integration — are inspected differently from shingle work and mistakes are more consequential.

How does Omaha's hail belt affect metal roofing material selection?

Omaha's hail exposure makes Class 4 impact-rated panels the logical starting point for most residential metal roof evaluations. Both steel and aluminum systems are available in Class 4 ratings, and the coating system — Kynar-based finishes hold up better over extended periods in the Midwest UV and moisture environment than economy alternatives. Ask any contractor for the specific impact rating and finish specification before committing to a system.

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