10 Denver roofs flagged after the 2026-06-08 storm.

935 Kalamath Street

Denver, CO 80204

moderately worn. The primary dark-gray asphalt shingle roofs across this multi-structure property appear mid-to-mature age with some apparent tonal variation and minor discoloration, while one structure shows a distinctly reddish-brown tile or aged shingle surface suggesting different material or

• · Apparent tonal variation and darker patches on the large front building's roof, possibly indicating uneven granule wear
• · One structure (center-right) displays a reddish-brown roof surface distinctly different in color from the others, suggesting tile material or significantly aged/weathered shingles
• · Solar panels clearly visible on the flat/low-slope section of the large front building

1776 Champa Street

Denver, CO 80202

moderately worn. Large flat commercial roof showing apparent tonal variation, possible ponding water staining, and general surface weathering consistent with a mid-to-mature age membrane system.

• · Uneven tonal variation across membrane surface — darker irregular patches consistent with possible ponding water stains or membrane aging
• · Multiple large HVAC/mechanical units visible on roof deck, each a potential flashing failure point
• · Raised curb and parapet details visible with apparent weathering around edges

2306 Glenarm Place

Denver, CO 80205

moderately maintained. Large commercial flat-roof building with numerous HVAC units and rooftop penetrations; membrane appears generally intact with some tonal variation and possible minor weathering but no obvious catastrophic failures visible.

• · Numerous rooftop HVAC units and mechanical equipment densely clustered across the roof surface
• · Multiple skylights or roof hatches visible in a grid-like arrangement
• · Tonal variation across the membrane surface — darker and lighter zones possibly indicating moisture variation or aging sections

East 20th Avenue

Denver, CO 80264

moderately maintained. Multiple flat commercial/institutional membrane roofs visible across several connected and detached structures; surfaces appear generally intact with some tonal variation and minor discoloration but no obvious catastrophic failure.

• · Large flat white membrane roof on northern structure shows grid of roof penetrations/vents in regular pattern — consistent with HVAC or plumbing stacks
• · Tonal variation (gray-to-white patchwork) visible on southern row of attached flat-roof units, possibly indicating prior patched sections or differing membrane ages
• · Several drainage scupper or edge flashing details visible along perimeter edges of multiple roof sections

1745 Wazee Street

Denver, CO 80202

moderately maintained. Large multi-section flat commercial roof with white membrane covering, showing some tonal variation and equipment clustering but no immediately obvious catastrophic failure.

• · Numerous HVAC units and rooftop mechanical equipment scattered across upper roof section
• · Tonal variation and possible dirt/debris accumulation in central roof area near equipment clusters
• · Apparent seam lines or panel boundaries visible across the white membrane surface

1410 Grant Street

Denver, CO 80203

moderately worn. Large flat commercial roof with generally intact membrane showing some tonal variation and minor surface soiling but no obvious catastrophic failure visible from this altitude.

• · Tonal variation across the membrane surface — lighter and slightly darker areas that may indicate surface aging or minor ponding zones
• · Several rooftop mechanical units or penetrations visible on the upper portion of the roof
• · Interior courtyard cutout visible with what appears to be a separate lower roof section

1776 Curtis Street

Denver, CO 80202

well-maintained. Large commercial high-rise with a flat membrane roof that appears to be in relatively good condition, featuring numerous HVAC units and mechanical equipment with no obvious signs of major distress visible from this altitude.

• · Flat roof with apparent grid-patterned border detailing around the perimeter — possibly a decorative parapet cap or solar panel array along edges
• · Multiple large HVAC/mechanical units visible on the upper roof deck
• · Possible tonal variation near center of upper roof — could be older membrane section or shadow artifact

1580 Lincoln Street

Denver, CO 80203

moderately maintained. Large flat commercial roof with multiple HVAC units and mechanical equipment; the membrane surface shows some tonal variation and possible light soiling but no overtly critical damage is visible from this altitude.

• · Multiple large rooftop HVAC/condenser units clustered in central zone
• · Raised inner roof section with lighter-colored membrane, possibly a newer or different material layer
• · Apparent tonal variation across the main brown membrane surface — possible UV weathering or surface soiling

2300 Court Place

Denver, CO 80205

moderately maintained. Large multi-section commercial flat roof complex with numerous HVAC rooftop units; membrane surface appears generally intact with some tonal variation and minor discoloration visible but no obvious catastrophic failures.

• · Multiple large rooftop HVAC/condenser unit banks visible across all roof sections
• · Tonal variation across membrane surface — lighter and darker areas possibly indicating surface aging or ponding zones
• · White parapet coping visible around roof perimeters, appears generally intact

1590 Little Raven Street

Denver, CO 80202

moderately maintained. Large commercial flat-membrane roof on a multi-story urban building, appearing generally intact with visible HVAC equipment and grid seam lines, showing some tonal variation and possible minor ponding or soiling areas but no obvious catastrophic failure.

• · Flat membrane roof with visible seam grid pattern consistent with TPO/EPDM panels
• · Multiple large HVAC rooftop units visible in central roof area
• · Tonal variation and darker patches in several areas, possibly consistent with minor ponding or surface soiling