Trusted Commercial Roofing for Omaha & Lincoln Businesses

Commercial Storm Damage & Insurance Claim Expertise

McCoy Roofing is ORLO Commercial Certified, providing our team with specialized training in identifying commercial storm damage, documenting losses, and supporting property owners through complex insurance restoration projects.

Commercial roofing claims are often more technical than residential claims. Improper documentation, missed damage, or incomplete scopes can leave property owners responsible for major costs out of pocket.

Our training helps us:

• Identify storm-related commercial roofing damage.
• Properly document affected systems.
• Communicate findings clearly during the claims process.
• Support property owners with experienced guidance throughout restoration.

Whether your property has experienced hail, wind, or severe weather damage, our goal is simple: provide clear answers, accurate documentation, and a professional restoration process from inspection to completion.

Flat & Low-Slope Roofing Systems That Are Built to Last

Commercial roofing is not one-size-fits-all, especially when you are dealing with flat and low-slope systems. What works on one building can fail on another if the details are not right.

At McCoy Roofing, we focus on solutions, not sales. Before we recommend a commercial roofing system, we take the time to understand how the building is built, how the roof is used, and what it needs to perform long-term. From new construction to full reroofs and ongoing service, every recommendation is based on real conditions, not trends or guesswork.

We install and service EPDM, TPO, PVC, and BUR roofing systems, and will help you choose the option that actually fits your building’s structure, drainage, and long-term goals.

Commercial Roofing Materials & Systems

Not every building needs the same roofing system. The right choice depends on how the roof is built, how it drains, and how the space is used.

We work with the most common flat and low-slope systems and help you understand where each one fits.

• EPDM Roofing: A flexible rubber membrane that handles temperature swings well and offers long-term reliability for many commercial buildings.

• TPO Roofing: A heat-welded, energy-efficient system that reflects sunlight and is often used on warehouses and larger retail buildings.

• PVC Roofing: A durable option for buildings that deal with chemicals, grease, or heavy use, such as restaurants or industrial spaces.

• Built-Up Roofing (BUR): A multi-layer system designed for strength and durability, especially on roofs with higher foot traffic.

When comparing options, it’s important to consider these key factors:

• How the system performs in Nebraska’s freeze-thaw cycles and storms

• Expected lifespan and maintenance needs

• Upfront cost versus long-term value

• Building-specific requirements like traffic, ventilation, and reflectivity

We walk through these considerations with you so the final decision is based on how your building actually performs, not just a product preference.