Independent Roofing Company

05/28/2026

Recently promoted to second man on his crew, Danny has become a valuable part of our team and a strong mentor for others looking to make this trade their home.

05/14/2026

Roofing in the 80s --- Safe to say safety standards have come a long way!

05/08/2026

Meet Ben, one of our lead sheet metal installers. We often joke you can't catch Ben without a smile, and it's true! 102 degrees, in a harness on the edge of a roof - he is usually still smiling!

04/27/2026

We had a great time sponsoring Nebraska Medicine Guild today at the Fusion Luncheon with Coach Dani Busboom Kelly!

04/27/2026

03/05/2026

🚧 Women in Construction Week 🚧

At Independent Roofing, the women on our team are the backbone of our office operations. From coordinating projects and supporting crews to keeping communication and finances running smoothly, their leadership and dedication keep everything moving forward.

02/24/2026

Part of safety is preparing for the worst-case scenario. With today’s snowy conditions, we dedicated time to hands-on training—practicing the proper use of relief straps following a fall while suspended in a harness. Real-world experience makes all the difference when it matters most.

02/23/2026

We get it roofs are ugly - but to a professional looking at the drain on the right vs. left is like comparing the two drawings of the horses.

When it comes to roofing two bids may appear the same however the difference between a roof built to last and one destined to fail is quite literally in the details.

01/19/2026

First time coming across this language in a roofing specification for new construction — and it was in BOLD. 😀 Why? Likely because this company has already been burned with the use of subcontractors!

As much of the commercial roofing industry continues to move toward a subcontracted labor model, Independent Roofing Company is holding strong with in-house crews.

Why is this important?
• Quality & accountability – Our crews are trained to our standards, not just the minimum required for the day. They know our high expectations and meet them continually.
• Consistency – From safety practices to installation details, in-house labor ensures consistency across every project.
• Safety & compliance – Ongoing training, manufacturer certifications, and safety programs are easier to enforce when crews are part of the team—not temporary labor.
• Long-term value for owners – Better installations lead to fewer callbacks, longer roof life, and fewer disruptions down the road.
• Pride in craftsmanship – When crews are invested in the company, they’re invested in the outcome.

In a market chasing speed and lower upfront costs, we believe control, craftsmanship, and accountability still matter—and apparently, so do today’s specifications.

In a market focused on speed and cost, we’re proud to stay committed to craftsmanship, control, and doing the job right.💪🏽🏠

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