Jason McDonald

Roofing Inspector @Ketchum Roofing & Windows

Mount Pleasant, SC, US

Conduct Roof Inspections: • Assess the condition of residential or commercial roofs, including shingles, flashing, gutters, and overall structure. • Identify damage caused by weather (storms, hail, wind) or wear and tear over time. Document and Report Findings: • Take detailed notes and photographs of any damage or areas of concern. • Provide comprehensive inspection reports that include an evaluation of roof materials, lifespan, and repair or replacement recommendations. Assess Interior Damage: • Inspect attics, ceilings, and walls for signs of leaks, water damage, mold, or structural issues related to the roof. Recommend Solutions: • Suggest repairs, maintenance, or replacement options based on the roof’s condition. • Provide guidance on the best course of action for extending the lifespan of the roof. Work with Insurance Adjusters: • In the case of insurance claims, roofing inspectors may work alongside insurance adjusters to verify roof damage and assist with the claims process. Stay Knowledgeable on Roofing Standards: • Keep up with industry standards, materials, and building codes to ensure accurate assessments.Key Skills: • Attention to Detail: Identifying small problems before they turn into large, costly repairs. • Technical Knowledge: Understanding roofing materials, structures, and systems. • Report Writing: Ability to create clear, concise reports. • Communication Skills: Explaining complex findings to clients or insurance companies.Qualifications: • Experience in roofing, construction, or a related field. • Knowledge of building codes and insurance processes.