Contractors in Omaha, IA
EdgeLocal lists 6 contractors in Omaha, Iowa. The most common trades here are general contractors (1), house cleaning (1) and landscapers (1). The closest city with more listings is CARTER LAKE, about 9 miles away.
Iowa sees hard freeze-thaw cycles, frost depths around 42–48 inches, spring flooding and frequent hail and derecho winds, which drive roofing, siding and basement waterproofing demand. Before hiring in Iowa, confirm the contractor is registered with the Iowa Division of Labor.
Contractors in Omaha by trade
Most requested services in Omaha
- #1General ContractorsGeneral contractors manage construction projects, coordinating subcontractors, permits, schedules and budgets.
- #2LandscapersLandscapers design and install planting beds, patios, retaining walls and outdoor living spaces.
- #3PaintersPainters prepare and paint interior and exterior surfaces, trim, cabinets and decks.
- #4RemodelersRemodelers renovate existing homes — kitchens, baths, basements, additions and whole-house updates.
- #5Roofing ContractorsRoofers repair, replace and inspect residential roofs, from asphalt shingles to metal and low-slope systems.
Local contractors in Omaha
Diamond Window Cleaning
House Cleaning
13341 A Street Omaha Chicago, Omaha, IA 68144
5.0 · 21 Google reviews
- (402) 933-0611
AMERICAN WATER DAMAGE OF OMAHA LLC
236118 - Residential Remodelers
6109 N 89TH CIRCLE, OMAHA, IA 68134
- (757) 335-1106
GROUNDWORKS NEBRASKA LLC DBA GROUNDWORKS
238990 - All Other Specialty Trade Contractors
13831 CHALCO VALLEY PARKWAY, OMAHA, IA 68138
- (402) 896-3639
Hiring contractors in Omaha: FAQs
How many contractors are listed in Omaha, Iowa?
EdgeLocal lists 6 contractors in Omaha, led by general contractors (1). Counts update as listings are added.
How do I choose a contractor in Omaha?
Compare Google ratings, review counts and hours, ask for proof of insurance and get at least three written quotes. In Iowa, also confirm registration with the Iowa Division of Labor — EdgeLocal shows a badge when a profile matches the registry.
Do I need a permit for home projects in Omaha?
Permits are issued locally. Structural, electrical, plumbing, HVAC and many roofing projects need a permit — call the Omaha building department or ask your contractor to pull it. Iowa adopts a state building code based on the International Codes, but many cities adopt and enforce their own editions.
How do I get free quotes from Omaha contractors?
Use EdgeLocal’s free quote form: describe your project once and up to 3 local pros serving Omaha can respond. There is no cost or obligation.