Projects in Iowa, Kansas, Missouri and South Dakota

Rocket Roofing General Contractor takes projects in Iowa, Kansas, Missouri and South Dakota depending on the scope: storm restoration across several buildings, commercial roofs, and larger residential roofing, siding and gutter jobs. Council Bluffs and the rest of western Iowa next to the metro are everyday work, with a page of their own.

Call (402) 291-8888 with the address and what happened, and you hear on that call whether the project is one we can take and how it would be scheduled.

Every one of these states handles roofing contractors differently, and the rule belongs to the state where the building stands, not where the contractor is based. Whoever you hire should show you the registration your state requires before you sign.

Yes, because each state writes its own rules. In Nebraska, the Insured Homeowners Protection Act bars any contractor from rebating or paying your deductible, and our Nebraska claims guide covers it. In Iowa, Iowa Code 103A.71 bars a residential contractor from promising to rebate any part of an insurance deductible and from representing or negotiating with your insurance company on your behalf, and a contract that breaks either rule is void.

In every state, your own policy decides what is covered, the deductible and the deadline to file. Read it, and call your insurer or agent first.

The same way we run one in the metro, with more planning up front. The inspection comes first (a drone inspection where a roof is steep or high), then photographs and a written estimate, then a schedule that tells you the install days before materials are ordered. One company is responsible from the first inspection to the final walk-through, and the manufacturer and workmanship warranties are the ones we give everywhere.