Roofs in mint condition.Roofing & exteriors in Omaha, Nebraska

Yes. Free, no obligation, no catch. You get photos of what's actually on your roof and a plain-language read on its condition, whether or not you ever hire us. If your roof has good years left, we'll say so. The Mint Scan is how we earn the work, not a way to get in the door.

We get on the roof. Every Mint Scan is hands-on. We climb up and inspect the whole house, not just the section you called about: shingles, flashing and seals, valleys, ventilation, penetrations, gutters and drainage. Then we photograph what matters, so you can see it yourself instead of taking our word for it.

Yes. Mint Exteriors carries general liability insurance of $1,000,000 per occurrence and $2,000,000 aggregate, through biBERK, a Berkshire Hathaway company. We'll send you the certificate of insurance on request, before any work starts. Worth knowing: Nebraska does not issue a state roofing license, so no roofer here can truthfully call themselves state licensed. Proof of insurance is the thing to ask for.

Omaha and the surrounding metro, Lincoln, Fremont, Columbus, Council Bluffs, and Grand Island. Not sure whether you're in range? Call or book a Mint Scan, and we'll tell you honestly if we can help, or point you somewhere else if we can't.

No. That's your call, and you should make it with information in hand. We inspect the roof and the rest of the exterior, document what we find with photos, and explain it in plain language so you know where you stand before you decide. We're roofers, not public adjusters. We don't file or negotiate claims on your behalf. If you do file, the photo report is yours to use.

Diego Reyes, the owner. He's spent 18 years in the roofing trade: 12 of them working up from roofer to project manager, then 6 years in roofing sales. Mint Exteriors itself is a new company; the experience behind it isn't. You deal with the owner from the first inspection through the final walkthrough, not a rep who hands you off after the deposit.

Yes. A 10-year written warranty on our workmanship. Manufacturer warranties on the materials are separate and come from the shingle manufacturer; we'll tell you exactly what yours covers before you sign anything.

Often a repair. Age, the kind of damage, and how widespread it is decide the answer. A dozen wind-lifted shingles is a repair; granule loss and hail bruising across every slope usually isn't. That's the whole point of the Mint Scan: you see the photos and the condition before anyone quotes a number, so the recommendation has to hold up against what you can see with your own eyes.