Roofing in Wauneta, Nebraska

Has there been hail damage in Wauneta, NE?

Yes. Wauneta and the surrounding area of Chase County recorded three separate hail events in a five-week span in 2026:

Hail an inch across or bigger is usually enough to damage asphalt shingles. Over two inches and you are normally looking at a full replacement. The damage from June 21 may not be something you can see from the ground, which is the part that catches people out.

Are you only in Wauneta because of the storm?

No. Roof Guy Exteriors works Chase County as a regular service area, hail or no hail. The dates above are listed because they are useful to somebody deciding whether to get looked at, not because they are the reason we are here. We are a Nebraska company. We work this corner of the state in the winter too, and that is usually the difference worth asking about.

Does Roof Guy Exteriors serve Wauneta, Nebraska?

Yes. Roof Guy Exteriors serves Wauneta and the rest of Chase County, including Enders, Palisade and Imperial. The company is based in Loomis, Nebraska, and works across central and southwest Nebraska as well as the Colorado front range.

How soon can someone look at my roof in Wauneta?

For storm damage, Roof Guy Exteriors targets a five hour response for buildings covered by a service agreement, anywhere in its Nebraska service region. Response means someone on site to assess and stabilize, not a completed repair. A standard free inspection in Wauneta is normally scheduled within a few days.

What should I do after a hailstorm in Wauneta before calling anyone?

1. Photograph everything from the ground before any repairs. Include gutters, downspouts, window screens, siding and any vehicles. Soft-metal dents are often the clearest evidence.
2. Write down the date of the storm. Insurance claims are tied to a specific date of loss, and Chase County has had three in five weeks.
3. Do not sign anything with a contractor who knocked on your door until you have read it. A written estimate and a contingency agreement are not the same document.
4. Get the inspection before you file. Knowing whether there is real damage protects you from a denied claim on your record.
5. Check that the contractor is licensed and insured in Nebraska, and ask where their crews are based.

Do you handle the insurance claim?

Yes. Roof Guy Exteriors documents the damage, provides the written scope, and works directly with the adjuster. You are never asked to argue the claim yourself. Roof Guy Exteriors does not waive, absorb or discount deductibles, which is illegal in Nebraska and a common sign of a contractor you should not use.