Your roof serves as your home’s primary defense against Fremont’s severe weather. Our roofing services encompass everything from minor emergency repairs to complete system replacements. We specialize in identifying and addressing storm damage that others might miss, including compromised flashing, damaged underlayment and weakened decking.

We install shingles that withstand winds up to 130 mph — crucial protection in a region where severe thunderstorms regularly produce damaging gusts. Our installation process includes a comprehensive attic ventilation assessment, ensuring proper airflow that prevents ice dams in winter and reduces cooling costs in summer. Every roofing project includes our lifetime workmanship warranty, providing peace of mind that extends well beyond material warranties.

For Fremont’s historic homes, we offer specialized services that maintain architectural integrity while providing modern protection. Our team expertly navigates the unique challenges older homes present, from irregular roof lines to outdated framing that requires reinforcement before new materials can be installed.

Nebraska’s temperature extremes — from subzero winters to sweltering summers — demand siding that performs year-round. Our vinyl siding installation services protect your home while dramatically improving its appearance. Modern vinyl siding resists fading, warping and impact damage better than ever before, making it ideal for Fremont’s variable climate.

Proper siding installation involves more than attaching panels to your home. We begin with thorough moisture barrier installation, preventing water infiltration that leads to rot and mold. Our installers ensure proper expansion gaps that accommodate Nebraska’s temperature swings throughout the year. This attention to detail prevents buckling and warping that plague improperly installed siding.

Energy efficiency improves dramatically with new siding installation. Insulated vinyl options can reduce heating and cooling costs by up to 20%, providing year-round comfort while lowering utility bills. For Fremont homeowners facing rising energy costs, this improvement often pays for itself within a few years.

Effective water management protects your home’s foundation, landscaping and structural integrity. Our gutter installation services ensure proper drainage during Fremont’s intense spring thunderstorms and rapid snowmelt periods. We custom-fabricate seamless aluminum gutters on-site, eliminating leak-prone seams while ensuring a perfect fit.

Gutter protection extends beyond installation. We assess your property’s grading and recommend solutions for optimal water diversion. Our gutter guards prevent debris accumulation, reducing maintenance requirements and preventing ice dam formation. For homes near Fremont’s mature tree canopy, these additions prove especially valuable during fall leaf drop.

Storm damage to gutters often goes unnoticed until problems escalate. Hail dents restrict water flow, while high winds can pull gutters away from fascia boards. Our inspection process identifies these issues before they cause water damage to your home’s interior or foundation.

Fremont’s location in eastern Nebraska’s Platte River Valley creates unique weather challenges for homeowners. The city experiences an average of 30 inches of rain annually, with most falling during intense spring and summer thunderstorms. These storms frequently produce large hail, with several significant hail events recorded in recent years, causing widespread property damage.

Founded in 1856 and named after explorer John C. Frémont, this Dodge County seat has grown to over 27,000 residents who understand the importance of weather-resistant home construction. The city’s position along the historic Mormon Trail brought early settlers who built sturdy homes to withstand prairie storms — a tradition of resilient construction that continues today.

Winter brings its own challenges, with average snowfall exceeding 25 inches and temperatures regularly dropping below zero. Ice dams form when snow melts and refreezes at roof edges, potentially causing significant water damage. Spring’s rapid temperature fluctuations create freeze-thaw cycles that stress roofing materials, making regular maintenance and prompt repairs essential for long-term home protection.