Where We Work.
Commonwealth Restoration works within 15 miles of Omaha's 68114 zip, across more than twenty communities on both sides of the Missouri River.
Omaha, NE, NE
Omaha is the hub Commonwealth Restoration works out of, and the city's housing stock reflects a century of growth: early-1900s bungalows in Dundee and Benson, midcentury ranches further west, and new construction pushing toward Elkhorn.
See details →Boys Town, NE, NE
Boys Town is a small village inside the Omaha metro, best known as the campus of the Boys Town youth care organization, with residential streets surrounding it.
See details →Ralston, NE, NE
Ralston is a small independent city entirely surrounded by Omaha, built out mostly with postwar single-story homes on modest lots.
See details →La Vista, NE, NE
La Vista sits in Sarpy County among some of the metro's fastest suburban growth, with subdivisions built from the 1980s through today.
See details →Chalco, NE, NE
Chalco is an unincorporated Sarpy County community that functions as a bedroom neighborhood for southwest Omaha, with a mix of ranch homes and newer infill.
See details →Carter Lake, IA, NE
Carter Lake is a geographic quirk: an Iowa city that sits on the Nebraska side of the Missouri River, cut off from the rest of its own state when the river's course shifted around an oxbow lake.
See details →Papillion, NE, NE
Papillion is the Sarpy County seat and one of the fastest-growing cities in the metro, with new subdivisions still filling in along its edges.
See details →Bennington, NE, NE
Bennington, north of Omaha in Douglas County, has seen rapid subdivision growth in recent years as the metro pushes outward.
See details →Bellevue, NE, NE
Bellevue is Nebraska's oldest city, sitting on bluffs above the Missouri River next to Offutt Air Force Base, with housing stock that ranges from historic river-bluff homes to 1960s and '70s split-levels built up around the base.
See details →Council Bluffs, IA, NE
Council Bluffs sits directly across the Missouri River from Omaha and is the seat of Pottawattamie County, with a housing stock shaped by more than a century as a rail and river town.
See details →Richfield, NE, NE
Richfield is one of the newer residential pockets of the Omaha metro's southwest growth corridor, with construction largely from the last two decades.
See details →Offutt AFB, NE, NE
Offutt Air Force Base, home to U.S. Strategic Command, anchors the Bellevue area and brings a steady rotation of military families in and out of the surrounding neighborhoods.
See details →Springfield, NE, NE
Springfield is a small Sarpy County village south of Omaha, with a slower pace of growth than its neighbors and a housing stock that mixes older farmhouses with newer infill.
See details →Gretna, NE, NE
Gretna has grown quickly on the strength of new retail and residential development in southwest Sarpy County, with subdivisions going up alongside the city's older core.
See details →Crescent, IA, NE
Crescent is a small Pottawattamie County town tucked against the Loess Hills on the Iowa side of the river, with a rural, close-knit housing stock.
See details →Washington, NE, NE
Washington is a small community north of Omaha along the Missouri River corridor, with a mostly rural and acreage-style housing stock.
See details →Waterloo, NE, NE
Waterloo sits in far west Douglas County along the Elkhorn River, with a small-town core surrounded by newer acreage development.
See details →Fort Calhoun, NE, NE
Fort Calhoun, home to the reconstructed Fort Atkinson historic site, sits along the Missouri River in Washington County north of Omaha.
See details →King Lake, NE, NE
King Lake is a small lake community northwest of Omaha, built mostly around recreational and year-round homes near the water.
See details →La Platte, NE, NE
La Platte is a small unincorporated community in Sarpy County along the Missouri River, near the Platte River's confluence south of Bellevue.
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