Has a recent hail or wind storm impacted your home? You may be entitled to a damage claim through your insurance.

Pathfinder Roofing can help you navigate the roof insurance claims process. Starting with a complimentary inspection.

When owning a home, we know that there are many things we seldom think about, and the roof is often one of the last. You walk in and out of your house every day, without ever looking up to notice the current state of your roof. Sometimes homeowners won’t address roofing needs until it’s too late.

If any of these apply to you, you might want to consider having your roof inspected:

• Is your roof 17-25 years old and start to show signs of wear and tear?
• Have you noticed any leaks? Or other signs that your roof needs repair?
• Was your home impacted by a recent storm, like hair or high winds, that could have caused damage to your roof?
• Does your home suffer from ventilation issues that hurt your home’s energy efficiency or cause unhealthy moisture issues in your home?
• Or are you simply curious about the current condition of your roof, so you can start planning for the future?

When your roof needs repair, it’s essential to get an assessment you can trust. Pathfinder Roofing team will assess the damages to the roof and give homeowners thorough, honest assessments of roof damage and how to fix it.

At Pathfinder Roofing, we want to change how customers view their relationship with roofing contractors, by setting a new standard of customer service for each of our clients. We will do this by providing best-in-class service to each of our clients from the first meeting, well beyond our last.

From our very first meeting to the completion of your project, we at Pathfinder Roofing work hand in hand with you to address all your roofing needs and concerns. Whether it be a repair, insurance claim, or roofing replacement. Outlining what we saw during our inspection process with a detailed photo report, you can trust that Pathfinder Roofing will lead you through a transparent process from start to finish.