Thinking about a new deck, a repair or a screened porch? Omaha Deck Builders is a referral service run by R&S. You send the quote form on this page or call, and your request goes to one independent deck company in your area. That company agrees the price with you and does the job. Omaha Deck Builders is not a deck company, and nobody from Omaha Deck Builders shows up at your house. Sending the form or calling costs you nothing; the company may pay Omaha Deck Builders for the referral.
What happens when you send the form or call
You can send the quote form on this page or call, whether the job is a new deck, a repair, a cover or a porch. The form asks for your name, phone, ZIP code, the service and the details of the job.
- Send the form or leave a message. A recorded greeting says this is a local referral line and that calls are recorded. On a call, state your name, your number, your town and the job.
- Expect a call back within one business day. The caller says who they are and that Omaha Deck Builders is a referral service.
- Get connected. With your OK, your request goes to an independent deck company in your area. It discusses the job with you and prices it.
Who does the work?
An independent local deck company does the work, not Omaha Deck Builders, and agrees the price with you.
Omaha Deck Builders does not oversee the work and does not sign your contract. Licenses, insurance and similar details come from the company, so ask to see them in writing.
What should I ask a deck company about registration and permits?
Nebraska contractors register with the state Department of Labor. As one example, the City of Blair says contractors registering with it "must provide proof of current Nebraska Department of Labor registration" (City of Blair, Contractor Registration, retrieved October 18, 2026). Ask the company for its registration number and a certificate of insurance.
Permits are a separate matter. In Omaha, the Planning Department's Permits and Inspections Division handles building permits, plan review and inspections (City of Omaha Planning Department, Forms, retrieved October 18, 2026). Ask the company who pulls the permit for your address.
Which jobs can a request cover?
A request on this site can be about any of these: a new deck, a composite deck, a second story deck, a covered deck or pergola, a screened porch, deck repair, or staining and sealing a wood deck. Each has its own page, reached from the home page; for the two most common jobs, see deck builders and deck repair. Which of these a company takes on is the company's call, so name the job in the form or when you call.
How are prices and local facts handled on this site?
Local facts and prices show their source and date. Where no source was found, the page says so and points you to the company or the city.
If you spot something out of date, mention it in your form message, on the callback or through the Contact page.
Which towns can send a request?
You can send the quote form or call about a home in Omaha, in Douglas County, or in a nearby town: Bellevue, Papillion, La Vista, Ralston, Gretna, Blair and Plattsmouth in Nebraska, and Council Bluffs across the river in Iowa. The Omaha-Council Bluffs metropolitan area covers eight counties, five in Nebraska and three in Iowa (Wikipedia, Omaha, Nebraska, retrieved October 18, 2026). Name your town in the form or on the first call, and ask the company whether it works at your address. Questions about the site go through the Contact page.
Disclosure
Omaha Deck Builders is a referral service operated by R&S. We pass your request to an independent local company, which does the work.
Send the quote form on this page or call. We get back to you within one business day and connect you with a local deck company. You pay Omaha Deck Builders nothing for either.
Calls reach a voicemail box. Leave your name, your town and a short description of the job.