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Gutters, roofing, siding and windows in Faribault County, MN

Omega Exteriors serves Faribault County, Minnesota, from its Rochester office, about 77 miles from the center of the county. Faribault County has 13,909 residents in 6,170 households (American Community Survey 2023, 5-year). Call our Rochester office at (507) 606-2707 or request a free estimate online.

Coverage

Cities we serve in Faribault County

The 11 Faribault County cities and communities we serve, with households, ZIP codes, nearby storm events and the nearest office.

In Faribault County we serve 11 cities and communities: Blue Earth, Bricelyn, Delavan, Easton, Elmore, Frost, Kiester, Minnesota Lake, Walters, Wells and Winnebago.

CityHouseholdsZIP codesStorm events nearby (2016 on)Nearest office
Blue Earth1,3725601311 within 10 miFarmington (83 mi)
Bricelyn176560147 within 10 miRochester (74 mi)
Delavan855602314 within 10 miFarmington (74 mi)
Easton715602515 within 10 miFarmington (71 mi)
Elmore2375602753 within 25 miRochester (88 mi)
Frost108560336 within 10 miRochester (78 mi)
Kiester2565605111 within 10 miRochester (70 mi)
Minnesota Lake2995606821 within 10 miFarmington (64 mi)
Walters375609722 within 10 miRochester (66 mi)
Wells1,1105609721 within 10 miRochester (65 mi)
Winnebago5665609816 within 10 miFarmington (79 mi)

Housing

Homes in Faribault County

Housing figures for Faribault County from the American Community Survey 2023, 5-year, with a table of homes by year built.

Faribault County has 6,921 housing units, and 87% of them are single-family detached homes (American Community Survey 2023, 5-year). Another 1% are attached homes such as townhomes. Mobile homes make up 1% of the housing units.

The median home in Faribault County was built in 1952. 87% of homes in Faribault County were built before 1980, and 5% were built in 2000 or later. The most common building period is 1939 or earlier, with 2,576 homes.

78% of occupied homes in Faribault County are owner-occupied. The median owner-occupied home in Faribault County is valued at $120,200. Among occupied homes in Faribault County, 45% heat with utility gas, 11% with electricity, 37% with bottled or tank gas, 4% with fuel oil and 2% with wood.

Year builtHomesShare
2020 or later130%
2010–20191182%
2000–20092083%
1990–19992664%
1980–19893215%
1970–19791,00314%
1960–19696149%
1950–19591,16517%
1940–19496379%
1939 or earlier2,57637%

Source: American Community Survey 2023, 5-year (tables B25024, B25034, B25035, B25003, B25077, B25040).

Storm record

Hail, wind and tornado record in Faribault County

Events in the NOAA Storm Events Database in Faribault County, from 2016 through March 31, 2026 for hail and through September 22, 2025 for thunderstorm wind and tornadoes.

The NOAA Storm Events Database records 10 hail events, 11 thunderstorm-wind events and 6 tornadoes in Faribault County from 2016 through March 31, 2026 for hail and through September 22, 2025 for thunderstorm wind and tornadoes. The largest hail on record there in that period was 2.75 inches on July 25, 2018, near Winnebago. 3 of those hail events had hail 1.5 inches or larger.

The most recent hail event in Faribault County was on April 28, 2025: 0.88 in hail near Easton. The most recent thunderstorm-wind event in Faribault County was on April 28, 2025, near Minnesota Lake. The strongest thunderstorm wind recorded in Faribault County in that period was 83 mph. The busiest year was 2018, with 7 events in all.

Source: NOAA Storm Events Database (hail events through March 31, 2026; thunderstorm-wind and tornado events through September 22, 2025).

By year

Faribault County storm events by year

Hail, thunderstorm-wind and tornado events for each year from 2016 through 2026.

YearHail eventsWind eventsTornadoesLargest hail
20260no data yetno data yet—
20252211.25 in
2024021—
20231001.25 in
20221001 in
2021001—
20201001.25 in
2019040—
20183222.75 in
20172011.5 in
2016010—

Source: NOAA Storm Events Database (hail events through March 31, 2026; thunderstorm-wind and tornado events through September 22, 2025).

Event list

Most recent recorded events in Faribault County

The 15 most recent events on record, newest first, each with its date, type and nearest place.

DateEventNearest place
June 25, 2025EF0 tornadoWalters
April 28, 20250.88 in hailEaston
April 28, 20251.25 in hailFrost
April 28, 202558 mph windMinnesota Lake
April 17, 202568 mph windEaston
August 5, 202481 mph windWells
August 5, 2024EF0 tornadoWells
June 12, 202460 mph windWalters
August 11, 20231.25 in hailBlue Earth
April 12, 20221 in hailDelavan
December 15, 2021EF0 tornadoKiester
June 21, 20201.25 in hailBlue Earth
August 17, 201960 mph windWinnebago
July 20, 201960 mph windWinnebago
July 1, 201960 mph windWells

Source: NOAA Storm Events Database (hail events through March 31, 2026; thunderstorm-wind and tornado events through September 22, 2025).

Risk ratings

Faribault County storm and winter risk ratings

FEMA National Risk Index scores for 7 perils in Faribault County, with the county's rank in Minnesota.

Faribault County scores 76.1 of 100 for hail in FEMA's National Risk Index, which ranks 35th of 87 Minnesota counties. Faribault County scores 73.3 of 100 for strong wind in FEMA's National Risk Index, which ranks 32nd of 87 Minnesota counties. Faribault County scores 80.8 of 100 for winter weather in FEMA's National Risk Index, which ranks 21st of 87 Minnesota counties. Of the perils listed here, the highest score in Faribault County is for tornado, at 80.8 of 100.

Faribault County averages 34.2 inches of precipitation a year (NOAA 1991–2020 normals). The average annual temperature in Faribault County is 45.7°F.

PerilScore (0–100)Rank in Minnesota
Hail76.135th of 87
Strong wind73.332nd of 87
Tornado80.820th of 87
Winter weather80.821st of 87
Ice storm33.658th of 87
Cold wave67.739th of 87
Lightning26.440th of 87

Source: FEMA National Risk Index, 2026 release; rank among the state's counties computed from the scores; NOAA 1991–2020 climate normals.

Your local office

Served from our Rochester office

How to reach the Rochester office, the nearest to the center of Faribault County.

Our Rochester office is at 3470 55th St NW, Rochester, MN 55901, about 77 miles from the center of Faribault County. Its hours are Monday–Friday 7:00 AM–7:00 PM. You can reach that office at (507) 606-2707.

Questions

Questions about Faribault County

8 questions and answers about Omega Exteriors in Faribault County.

Does Omega Exteriors serve Faribault County?

Yes. Omega Exteriors serves Faribault County from its Rochester office, about 77 miles away.

Which cities in Faribault County does Omega Exteriors serve?

We serve 11 cities and communities there: Blue Earth, Bricelyn, Delavan, Easton, Elmore, Frost, Kiester, Minnesota Lake, Walters, Wells and Winnebago.

How often does hail hit Faribault County?

NOAA lists 10 hail events in Faribault County from 2016 through March 31, 2026. By year: 2026: 0, 2025: 2, 2024: 0, 2023: 1, 2022: 1, 2021: 0, 2020: 1, 2019: 0, 2018: 3, 2017: 2, 2016: 0.

When was the last recorded storm near Faribault County?

The most recent event on record in Faribault County is EF0 tornado on June 25, 2025, near Walters.

Have tornadoes been recorded near Faribault County?

NOAA lists 6 tornadoes in Faribault County from 2016 through September 22, 2025.

How old are homes in Faribault County?

The median home in Faribault County was built in 1952, and 87% of homes there were built before 1980.

How does Faribault County rate for hail and wind risk?

Faribault County scores 76.1 of 100 for hail and 73.3 of 100 for strong wind in FEMA's National Risk Index, ranking 35th and 32nd of 87 Minnesota counties.

Which office serves Faribault County?

Our Rochester office at 3470 55th St NW, Rochester, MN 55901, about 77 miles away.

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