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Storm scan · Denver, CO · 2026-06-01

10 Denver roofs flagged after the 2026-06-01 storm.

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Storm context · NOAA SPC 2026-06-01 reports

hail up to 1.75″ reported across Denver, CO

  • Hail 1.00″ at 1 E Edgewater (Denver Co)
  • Hail 1.00″ at Denver (Denver Co)
  • Hail 1.00″ at 2 W Denver (Denver Co)
  • Hail 1.75″ at 1 NW Denver (Denver Co)
  • Hail 1.00″ at 1 SE Denver (Denver Co)

What the scan found in Denver County

On 2026-06-01, NOAA SPC 2026-06-01 reports logged hail up to 1.75″ reported across Denver, CO. The morning after, Roofbird ran its AI-vision pipeline over current satellite imagery of the impact zone — scanning 5,000 buildings, isolating 5,000 residential structures, scoring 10 roofs, and flagging the 10 below as showing the clearest replacement-grade wear.

2 of the 10 flagged roofs read as tpo or epdm flat membrane roofing, 1 as flat tpo or modified bitumen membrane (commercial), and 1 was rated "moderately aged". Average roof score across the set is 4.3/10, and 1 clears a high-likelihood bar (score ≥ 8 or buy-probability ≥ 75) — the doors worth knocking first.

Estimated replacement jobs in this batch run from $7.9K to $112.5K, averaging roughly 70 squares of roof. Flagged addresses cluster around Denver. Every address, score, and damage note on this page is open — no signup — so you can verify any roof against your own eyes on Street View.

The damage signals the vision model surfaced most often across Denver County, CO: large dark stained patch near center of roof, possibly ponding water damage or membrane failure (1), multiple visible seam lines running vertically across the membrane surface (1), dark streaking and discoloration across the lower half of the roof surface (1), several hvac units and roof penetrations visible, each a potential flashing failure point (1), and apparent pooling or degraded area in upper-left quadrant with brown/debris accumulation (1). These are the visible cues that separate a roof nearing end-of-life from one with years left — the same read a seasoned estimator makes from the curb, run across every home in the storm footprint at once.

Roofs flagged

10

In Denver

High-likelihood

1

Score ≥ 8 or buy-prob ≥ 75

Avg score

4.3

Out of 10

Total scanned

5,000

Buildings in scan area

10 flagged roofs

Sorted by replacement likelihood

Every lead below includes the owner's name, mobile, and mailing address — skip-traced the moment you unlock it in Roofbird, with each number checked against the federal Do-Not-Call registry.

Satellite view of 3015 East Colfax Avenue
Buy100
$47K$84.6K

3015 East Colfax Avenue

Denver, CO 80206

roof 7/10flat TPO or modified bitumen membrane (commercial)~94 sqmedium confidence
Recent hail nearbyPrior repair patches15-25 yearsDiscolorationPatchedAlgae streaking

visibly worn. Large commercial flat roof showing apparent membrane discoloration, dark staining patches, visible seam lines with possible lifting or separation, and at least one area of concentrated damage or ponding near the center-left section.

  • · Large dark stained patch near center of roof, possibly ponding water damage or membrane failure
  • · Multiple visible seam lines running vertically across the membrane surface
  • · Dark streaking and discoloration across the lower half of the roof surface
Door pitch

We noticed your flat roof has visible dark staining and what appears to be a compromised membrane section near the center — worth a free inspection before the next rain season causes interior damage.

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Satellite view of 2401 Glenarm Place
Buy64
$46.9K$84.4K

2401 Glenarm Place

Denver, CO 80205

roof 5/10TPO or EPDM flat membrane roofing~75 sqmedium confidence
Recent hail nearbyPrior repair patches15-25 yearsDiscolorationPatchedComplex roof

moderately worn. Large commercial flat-roof structure with a predominantly white membrane surface showing apparent tonal variation, possible ponding areas, and some discoloration consistent with mid-life membrane wear.

  • · Darker sections visible in interior roof valleys and low points, possibly consistent with ponding water or membrane discoloration
  • · Tonal variation across the white membrane surface — some areas noticeably darker or grayer than others
  • · Multiple HVAC or mechanical units visible on the roof surface adding numerous penetration points
Door pitch

Your flat membrane roof shows uneven discoloration and possible low-spot pooling — a quick inspection could confirm whether recoating or full replacement is the smarter investment before leaks start.

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Satellite view of 250 Pearl Street
Buy64
$46.2K$83.2K

250 Pearl Street

Denver, CO 80203

roof 5/10flat built-up or modified bitumen membrane roof~88 sqmedium confidence
Recent hail nearby15-25 yearsDiscolorationPatchedMulti-storyPool

moderately worn. Large commercial flat roof with a tan/buff membrane showing scattered darker spots and tonal variation consistent with moderate aging and possible minor ponding or surface degradation.

  • · Numerous small dark circular spots scattered across the membrane surface, possibly consistent with punctures, surface blisters, or drain areas
  • · Tonal variation across the membrane surface — lighter tan in some areas, darker patches in others — possibly indicating moisture-related discoloration or uneven aging
  • · Rooftop HVAC and mechanical equipment visible on the upper section, each representing flashing and penetration maintenance points
Door pitch

We noticed your flat membrane roof has scattered surface spotting and visible seam lines that are worth a free inspection — flat roofs at this age often develop ponding issues that aren't obvious until interior damage starts.

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Satellite view of 2455 Franklin Street
Buy64
$7.9K$13.5K

2455 Franklin Street

Denver, CO 80205

roof 5/10architectural asphalt shingles~18 sqmedium confidence
Recent hail nearby15-25 yearsDiscolorationAlgae streakingMulti-storyComplex roof

moderately worn. Multiple residential structures visible with mid-to-mature age asphalt roofs showing apparent tonal variation, light discoloration, and general weathering consistent with 15-20 year old shingles.

  • · Uneven tonal variation across multiple roof planes suggesting possible granule loss or differential weathering
  • · Darker patches visible on north-facing slopes of center structures, consistent with algae or moisture retention
  • · Ridge lines appear intact but show some color differentiation from field shingles
Door pitch

We're inspecting roofs in this neighborhood and noticed your roof shows some color variation and weathering that can indicate granule loss — worth a free look before it becomes a leak.

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Satellite view of East 20th Avenue
Buy32
$14.2K$25.5K

East 20th Avenue

Denver, CO 80264

roof 4/10TPO or EPDM flat membrane roofing~27 sqmedium confidence
Recent hail nearbyDiscoloration18 roof penetrations

moderately maintained. Multiple flat commercial/institutional roofs visible in good-to-fair condition with generally uniform light-colored membrane surfaces and scattered penetrations, showing minor tonal variation but no overt catastrophic damage.

  • · Tonal variation on portions of the large northern flat roof, possibly indicating minor membrane discoloration or aging
  • · Multiple HVAC units and roof penetrations visible across all structures
  • · Apparent seam lines consistent with TPO/EPDM panel layout visible on central building sections
Door pitch

Your flat membrane roofs are showing some tonal variation and aging around penetrations — a quick inspection could catch any seam separation or ponding issues before they become costly interior leaks.

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Satellite view of 1505 East 13th Avenue
Buy32
$27.3K$49.1K

1505 East 13th Avenue

Denver, CO 80218

roof 4/10flat/low-slope membrane roof (likely TPO or modified bitumen)~52 sqmedium confidence
Recent hail nearbyDiscolorationMulti-story

moderately aged. Large flat-roof commercial or mixed-use structure with white membrane roof surface showing some tonal variation and possible minor soiling, but no obvious catastrophic damage visible from this altitude.

  • · White membrane surface shows uneven tonal patches, possibly dirt accumulation or minor ponding residue
  • · Blue rectangular object or equipment visible on lower roof section — possibly HVAC unit or stored material
  • · Tree canopy partially overhangs roof edges on multiple sides, increasing debris and moisture risk
Door pitch

Your flat membrane roof is showing some surface soiling and edge discoloration around the parapet — worth a free inspection to rule out ponding water or flashing separation before it becomes an interior leak.

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Satellite view of 1077 Race Street
Buy32
$62.5K$112.5K

1077 Race Street

Denver, CO 80206

roof 4/10flat/low-slope membrane roofing (TPO or EPDM, likely TPO given white appearance)~100 sqmedium confidence
Recent hail nearbyPrior repair patchesDiscolorationPatchedComplex roof12 roof penetrations

moderately maintained. Large commercial/institutional flat roof with predominantly white membrane surface showing some tonal variation and discoloration in sections, with a darker patched or different-age membrane section visible near the center, overall appearing functional but with areas warranting i

  • · Darker gray rectangular section near center of roof — possible older or different membrane section, consistent with a prior repair or addition
  • · Uneven tonal variation across the white membrane surface, possibly dirt accumulation or mild weathering
  • · Multiple rooftop mechanical units and penetrations visible across the roof field
Door pitch

We noticed your flat roof has a notably different-colored section near the center that may indicate a prior repair or aging membrane — worth a free inspection to confirm it's still watertight.

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Satellite view of 2300 Court Place
Buy20
$61.3K$110.3K

2300 Court Place

Denver, CO 80205

roof 3/10flat commercial membrane roof (likely TPO or EPDM)~98 sqmedium confidence
Recent hail nearbyDiscolorationComplex roof20 roof penetrations

well-maintained. Large multi-section commercial flat roof complex appearing generally intact with uniform dark membrane surface, multiple rooftop HVAC units, and no obvious signs of major distress or membrane failure.

  • · Multiple large rooftop HVAC/condenser unit banks visible across all roof sections — typical commercial load
  • · Roof membrane appears uniformly dark with consistent coloration across primary sections
  • · White perimeter coping or parapet edging visible along roof boundaries
Door pitch

Your flat membrane roof looks serviceable from above, but with that volume of rooftop HVAC units, flashing and curb seals are a common failure point — worth a free inspection before next storm season.

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Satellite view of 551 East Colfax Avenue
Buy20

551 East Colfax Avenue

Denver, CO 80203

roof 3/10flat commercial membrane roof (likely TPO or EPDM) with extensive solar arraymedium confidence
Solar — skipRecent hail nearbyDiscolorationComplex roofRecent landscaping25 roof penetrations

well-maintained commercial. Large commercial flat-roof building with a predominantly white membrane surface in apparent good condition, covered extensively with solar panels and numerous HVAC/mechanical units with no obvious signs of membrane failure or major deterioration.

  • · Large-scale solar panel arrays covering the majority of the roof surface across multiple sections
  • · Numerous rooftop HVAC and mechanical units distributed across the roof
  • · One lower interior roof section with a tan/beige membrane that appears older or a different material than the white outer sections
Door pitch

This is a large commercial building with active solar investment — not a residential roofing lead; if pursuing commercial, note the tan inner membrane section may be due for inspection or replacement.

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Satellite view of 500 East 19th Avenue
Buy20
$50K$90K

500 East 19th Avenue

Denver, CO 80203

roof 3/10flat/low-slope commercial membrane with hip-roofed sections (likely TPO or modif~80 sqmedium confidence
Recent hail nearbyMulti-storyComplex roof25 roof penetrations

well-maintained. Large commercial or institutional building with a light gray coated roof membrane and multiple hip-roof sections that appear to be in generally good condition with no obvious major distress visible from satellite.

  • · Uniform light gray color across the majority of the roof surface, consistent with an intact reflective coating or membrane
  • · Multiple large HVAC/mechanical units visible on the flat roof sections, appearing to be in organized rows
  • · Several smaller penetrations and rooftop vents distributed across the flat portions
Door pitch

We work with commercial and institutional properties of this size — when did you last have your membrane and HVAC flashing inspected?

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Denver County storm scan — FAQ

What storm hit Denver County on 2026-06-01?
hail up to 1.75″ reported across Denver, CO. The report is sourced from NOAA SPC 2026-06-01 reports local storm reports, then matched against current satellite imagery of the affected area.
Are these Denver County addresses real?
Yes. All 10 are real residential addresses inside the 2026-06-01 storm footprint, reverse-geocoded from the scanned coordinates. You can drop any one into Google Street View and check the roof yourself.
What does the roof score mean?
Each roof is scored 0–10 by an AI vision model reading both top-down satellite/aerial imagery and, where available, ground-level Street View — for material type, granule loss, algae streaking, curling, patching, staining, age cues, and storm-consistent damage. A score of 8+ flags a roof showing replacement-grade wear. The average across this Denver batch is 4.3/10. Estimated replacement jobs run $7.9K–$112.5K.
How fresh is this data?
This report was generated the day after the 2026-06-01 storm. Roofbird re-runs the same NOAA-triggered scan every morning, so storm-fresh reports go live within ~24 hours of a confirmed severe event.
Can I get a scan like this for my own service area?
Yes — that's the product. Roofbird scans and scores every roof in your zip the same way, ranked by replacement likelihood, for $199/mo flat with no per-lead fees. The first 25 leads are free, no card required.

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