FS Contracting & Reconstruction

F/S Contracting and Reconstruction has operated as a family-owned business for over 25 years, serving communities across eastern Nebraska and western Iowa from their Tekamah base in Burt County. A quarter century in business builds institutional knowledge that newer contractors simply have not accumulated. The company has seen weather cycles, economic cycles, and material evolution that inform how jobs get approached today. When a crew has worked through multiple decades of Great Plains weather, they understand what holds up and what fails prematurely. The service area extends across a broad region: Tekamah, Blair, Arlington, West Point, Wayne, Omaha, Bennington, Elkhorn, Waterloo, Valley, Fremont, Columbus, Norfolk, North Bend, and Schuyler in Nebraska. Iowa communities including Onawa, Whiting, Missouri Valley, Logan, Mondamin, and Pisgah expand the reach across the state line. This geographic coverage means rural property owners have access to professional services without waiting for Omaha contractors to fit them into busy schedules. Residential roofing covers multiple material types: asphalt shingle, metal, cedar shake, and TPO for flat applications. Commercial and agricultural roofing addresses the businesses, farms, and facilities that support the regional economy. Storm and hail damage restoration helps property owners recover from the severe weather that regularly affects eastern Nebraska. Siding options include vinyl, steel, metal, aluminum, composite, fiber cement, LP SmartSide, and wood. This material breadth allows matching the right product to each situation rather than forcing one-size-fits-all solutions. Gutters, decks, pergolas, and business remodels extend capabilities across the full exterior envelope and beyond. Emergency repairs address urgent situations when roof damage threatens immediate water intrusion. For property owners across the region who want a family-owned contractor with 25-plus years of local track record, F/S Contracting delivers accountability that corporate chains cannot match.