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Roofing, siding, gutters and windows in Washington County, WI
Omega Exteriors serves homeowners in 9 cities and towns across Washington County. Call our Menomonee Falls office at (414) 710-4886 or request a free online estimate.
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Cole and team were fantastic. Communication was great through the entire process.
Ian and his whole team are prompt, professional and passionate about what they do.
Ian with Omega Exteriors was all around amazing to work with. He answered all of my questions, walked through all the steps along the way, did excellent work in a timely manner and was so responsive when we needed things from him. We have a flat roof over our three season porch which is a hard thing to find someone who truly understands how to fix it when there are issues and Ian had the knowledge and experience to do a great job. We have not had any leak issues since he came out and patched our roof.
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Cities we serve in Washington County
9 cities and communities we serve in Washington County.
Local homes
Homes and weather in Washington County
What the homes and weather of Washington County mean for your roof, siding, windows and gutters.
The typical home there was built in 1984, old enough that its first roof, windows and siding are due for a close look. Hail big enough to damage a roof (1 inch or larger) has fallen in Washington County 29 times in the years from 2016, most recently in May 2025. Thunderstorm winds in Washington County have reached 81 mph, strong enough to lift shingles and siding. Washington County gets about 37 inches of rain and melted snow a year, all of which your gutters have to carry away from the foundation.
Roofing
Roofing in Washington County
What Washington County means for your roof.
For a roof in Washington County, hail is the main risk: storms with hail of 1 inch or larger have hit 29 times from 2016 on, the latest in May 2025. The typical home there dates from 1984, and a roof that age has usually been replaced at least once.
Siding
Siding in Washington County
What Washington County means for your siding.
Siding in Washington County has to stand up to thunderstorm gusts of up to 81 mph, which pull at loose panels and trim. With 46% of them built before 1980, a lot of the siding here is original or decades old.
Gutters
Gutters in Washington County
What Washington County means for your gutters.
Gutters in Washington County carry about 37 inches of rain and melted snow a year; an overflowing gutter sends that water toward the foundation. Winters in Washington County are among the snowier in Wisconsin, and ice dams form where gutters stay clogged.
Windows
Windows in Washington County
What Washington County means for your windows.
The typical home there dates from 1984, so many of its windows are original and well past their best years. Washington County ranks 31st of 72 Wisconsin counties for cold-wave risk, so drafty windows cost more here every winter.
Your local office
Served from our Menomonee Falls office
How to reach the Menomonee Falls office, the nearest to the center of Washington County.
Our Menomonee Falls office is at N50W13916 Overview Dr, Menomonee Falls, WI 53051, about 19 miles from the center of Washington County. Its hours are Monday–Friday 7:00 AM–7:00 PM. You can reach that office at (414) 710-4886.
Questions
Questions about Washington County
6 questions and answers about Omega Exteriors in Washington County.
Does Omega Exteriors serve Washington County?
Yes. Omega Exteriors serves Washington County from its Menomonee Falls office, about 19 miles away.
Which cities in Washington County does Omega Exteriors serve?
We serve 9 cities and communities there: Allenton, Germantown, Hartford, Jackson, Kewaskum, Newburg, Richfield, Slinger and West Bend.
Which office serves Washington County?
Our Menomonee Falls office at N50W13916 Overview Dr, Menomonee Falls, WI 53051, about 19 miles away.
Does hail damage roofs in Washington County?
It can. Hail 1 inch or larger, the size that can crack shingles, has fallen in Washington County 29 times in the years from 2016, most recently in May 2025. After a storm, have the roof checked even if nothing looks wrong from the ground.
Are homes in Washington County due for new windows or siding?
It depends on their age. The typical home there was built in 1984, and 46% were built before 1980. Original windows, siding and roofs on older homes are often worn or drafty, so it pays to have them checked.
Are winters hard on homes in Washington County?
Yes. Washington County ranks 31st of 72 Wisconsin counties for cold-wave risk. Long cold snaps find drafty windows, and snow that melts and refreezes forms ice dams that push water under shingles.
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