About Husker Window Solutions – Omaha’s Storm Damage Experts
Husker Window Solutions, locally owned and operated in Omaha by Lincoln native Jason Kot, proudly serves homeowners across the entire state of Nebraska. With more than 23 years of experience in storm damage restoration and insurance claim assistance, our mission is to deliver professional, transparent, and customer-focused solutions for every project.
Local Expertise You Can Trust
Owner Jason Kot has worked in the storm damage restoration industry for over 17 years, specializing in hail-damaged windows and siding systems. After seeing how many contractors overlooked storm-damaged windows while focusing only on roofs, Jason set out to change the industry with a more modern, professional, and customer-first approach.
Why Windows Matter After a Storm
Your windows are one of the most important components of your home—yet they are often ignored after hail or wind damage. Unlike siding or roofing damage that may take years to fully show, storm-damaged windows instantly compromise your home’s efficiency, driving up heating and cooling costs. At Husker Window Solutions, we specialize in identifying and restoring this overlooked damage to ensure your home is fully protected.
Full-Service Insurance Claim Support
We handle every detail of your insurance claim—from inspection to final installation—so you don’t have to worry about missed damage or incomplete restoration. Many of our customers first contacted us after learning that, even though their roofs were replaced, their windows were still left damaged. That’s how Husker Window Solutions began, and why we continue to focus on comprehensive storm damage restoration in Lincoln, Omaha and across Nebraska and Iowa.
Our Promise
At Husker Window Solutions, we believe that communication, transparency, and personal attention are the keys to successful storm damage repair. With over two decades of experience, we are committed to restoring your home with quality craftsmanship and durable materials, ensuring it returns to its pre-storm condition and remains energy efficient for years to come.
