10 Fort Smith roofs flagged after the 2026-06-06 storm.

856 South C Street

Fort Smith, AR 72901

heavily weathered. The lower commercial roof section shows multiple large dark staining patches consistent with ponding water, membrane degradation, and possible biological growth, while the upper section appears moderately worn with minor discoloration.

• · Multiple large dark brown/black patches on the lower roof section consistent with ponding water or membrane failure
• · Apparent membrane blistering or delamination in several areas of the lower roof
• · Visible cracking or seam separation along the parapet wall edge of the mid-section roof

Grand Avenue

Fort Smith, AR 72913

heavily weathered. Large commercial flat roof showing widespread streaking, apparent membrane deterioration, significant discoloration patterns, and multiple HVAC penetrations — consistent with a roof past its service life needing inspection or replacement.

• · Widespread dark irregular streaking and staining across the majority of the main roof field
• · Apparent reflective coating breakdown visible as mottled white-and-dark patterning across the surface
• · Multiple large HVAC units clustered on the roof, each a potential flashing failure point

North 48th Street

Fort Smith, AR 72903

moderately worn. The primary residential roof appears to be mid-to-mature age asphalt shingles with visible tonal variation and apparent weathering across multiple slopes, partially obscured by bare tree canopy.

• · Uneven tonal variation across the main roof surface, consistent with differential granule loss or weathering
• · Darker patches apparent on portions of the lower slopes, possibly indicating moisture retention or algae development
• · Small accessory structure with what appears to be a lighter-colored or metallic roof adjacent to main structure

514 North 6th Street

Fort Smith, AR 72901

moderately worn. The large commercial/institutional building has a reddish-brown metal roof that appears to be mid-life with some tonal variation and possible surface oxidation consistent with normal aging, but no obvious catastrophic damage visible.

• · Uneven tonal variation across the main roof plane — possible early surface oxidation or fading consistent with aging metal
• · Scattered small circular white dots visible on the roof surface, possibly fastener heads or vent caps indicating exposed fastener metal roofing system
• · Darker linear striping along roof panels consistent with ribbed/corrugated metal seams

1101 Carnall Avenue

Fort Smith, AR 72901

moderately worn. Large commercial flat-roof structure with dark membrane surface showing several lighter tonal patches and possible ponding or staining areas, consistent with mid-life wear but no obviously catastrophic failure visible.

• · Multiple lighter-toned patches scattered across the dark membrane surface, possibly consistent with ponding water residue or surface delamination
• · Uneven coloration across the membrane with at least two distinctly lighter circular/irregular areas near center and lower-right quadrant
• · White parapet coping appears intact and continuous around the perimeter

520 North 47th Street

Fort Smith, AR 72903

moderately worn. The gray asphalt shingle roof on the lower-center home shows visible aging with uneven tonal variation across the field and some apparent granule loss, consistent with a mid-to-mature life roof warranting closer inspection.

• · Uneven tonal variation across the main roof field, darker patches scattered across multiple slopes
• · Apparent granule loss indicated by lighter and darker inconsistent coloring on the rear slope
• · Ridge lines appear worn and less distinct compared to a newer roof

North 41st Street

Fort Smith, AR 72903

moderately worn. Small commercial or mixed-use building with a hip tile roof showing apparent tonal variation and possible aging, with dark ridge elements and visible penetrations, overall mid-life condition.

• · Uneven tonal variation across the main tile field — possible discoloration or differential weathering
• · Dark ridge cap line appears worn or discolored relative to the field tiles
• · Several roof penetrations (vents/stacks) visible across the field

North 14th Street

Fort Smith, AR 72901

moderately worn. Large commercial flat-roof complex with multiple membrane sections showing uneven tonal variation and some apparent soiling or ponding residue, but no obvious catastrophic failures visible from satellite.

• · Tonal variation across multiple roof sections — darker gray patches possibly consistent with ponding water residue or membrane aging
• · Several HVAC/mechanical units clustered on upper roof section with visible equipment bases and curbs
• · Multiple roof penetrations and vent caps scattered across all sections

Kelley Highway

Fort Smith, AR 72904

moderately aged. Large commercial/agricultural metal panel roof in generally sound condition with some apparent tonal variation and possible light soiling or oxidation, but no obvious catastrophic damage visible from satellite.

• · Uneven tonal variation across the metal panel surface — lighter and darker blotchy patches consistent with weathering, dirt accumulation, or possible minor oxidation
• · Visible panel rib lines running longitudinally suggest ribbed/corrugated metal construction typical of agricultural or light commercial buildings
• · Dark shadow/staining area visible at the north peak near a ridge cap or flashing transition — possible sealant failure or gap at the ridge

North 5th Street

Fort Smith, AR 72901

generally maintained. This commercial flat-roof building shows a predominantly light-colored membrane (likely TPO) in generally sound condition with multiple HVAC units and a darker rear section (likely EPDM), no obvious active failures visible from this altitude.

• · Large HVAC/mechanical units visible across the white membrane section
• · Darker rear roof section (upper-left) appears to be a separate older EPDM membrane, possibly an older addition
• · Minor tonal variation along the perimeter edges of the white membrane, possibly ponding shadows or edge flashing discoloration