17 Denton Co roofs flagged after Sunday's hail.

visibly weathered. Large commercial flat roof with multiple distinct rust-brown staining and ponding discoloration zones spread across several roof sections, indicating chronic water intrusion or drainage failures alongside heavy HVAC equipment load.

• · Multiple large rust-brown/orange staining patches concentrated in the central and lower roof sections — consistent with ponding water or membrane bleed-through
• · Apparent standing water remnants or staining halos around several HVAC units
• · Numerous HVAC/mechanical units clustered across the roof, each a potential flashing failure point

moderately worn. A large, complex multi-section roof with warm reddish-brown asphalt shingles showing apparent uneven coloration and tonal variation across multiple planes, consistent with moderate aging and possible algae or debris accumulation, particularly in lower and valley areas.

• · Uneven tonal variation across multiple roof planes — darker patches in valley areas and lower slopes consistent with moisture retention or biological growth
• · Apparent color variation between roof sections suggesting different aging rates across the structure
• · One roof section shows a noticeably lighter/gray rectangular area mid-slope, possibly a skylight, vent cover, or localized patch

moderately worn. A large, highly complex custom home with architectural asphalt shingles showing apparent tonal variation and possible granule loss across multiple roof planes, with one distinctly lighter-colored patch on the right side suggesting a prior partial repair.

• · Clearly lighter-colored rectangular section on the right-center slope, consistent with a partial shingle replacement or patch repair
• · Uneven gray toning across multiple planes — darker valleys and lighter field areas suggest differential granule retention
• · Multiple flat/low-slope transition sections between pitched planes appear very dark, possibly EPDM or built-up membrane sections showing wear

moderately worn. The central commercial/institutional building shows a moderately aged asphalt shingle roof with apparent tonal variation and some discoloration across multiple roof planes, consistent with mid-to-mature age but no obvious catastrophic damage visible from this altitude.

• · Uneven color variation across multiple roof planes suggesting differential weathering or aging
• · Apparent darker tonal patches on several slopes, possibly consistent with granule loss or algae staining
• · Complex multi-plane roof with numerous valleys and intersections — high flashing exposure risk

visibly aged. The roof appears to be a mid-to-mature aged asphalt shingle system with notable darkening across multiple planes and uneven coloration consistent with weathering, algae, or granule loss, though tree canopy partially obscures portions.

• · Pronounced dark discoloration across the main roof field, consistent with algae streaking or advanced weathering
• · Uneven tonal variation between roof planes suggesting differential aging or possible prior patching
• · Tree branches appear to be overhanging or in direct contact with portions of the roof surface, increasing debris and moisture retention risk

moderately worn. The central home displays a complex multi-plane asphalt shingle roof with apparent tonal variation and mild discoloration across several slopes, suggesting mid-to-mature age with moderate weathering but no clearly catastrophic damage visible from this altitude.

• · Noticeable tonal variation across multiple roof planes — darker patches on several slopes consistent with uneven weathering or possible algae/moisture accumulation
• · Upper-left large roof section appears distinctly darker than adjacent planes, possibly indicating differential aging or shadowing from heavy tree canopy
• · Several roof planes show lighter gray coloration suggesting granule wear or fading on sun-exposed slopes

moderately worn. This appears to be a multi-building apartment or condominium complex with several interconnected hip-roofed structures showing consistent mid-life asphalt shingles with apparent uniform color fading and some tonal variation across the large roof surfaces.

• · Consistent medium-gray coloration across all roof planes suggesting mid-to-mature age uniformity
• · Multiple hip-to-hip valley intersections visible — high-wear zones where granule loss typically accelerates
• · Slight tonal variation on the larger central building's south-facing slopes, possibly consistent with differential weathering or granule loss

moderately worn. Large custom home with a complex multi-plane asphalt shingle roof showing apparent mid-to-mature age with tonal variation and some darker patches consistent with weathering and possible algae activity.

• · Uneven tonal variation across multiple roof planes — darker sections on several slopes consistent with weathering or early algae activity
• · One lower-section roof plane near the south side appears noticeably lighter/different in tone, possibly a prior partial repair or newer addition section
• · Multiple valleys and transitions between planes — high-risk areas for flashing wear not clearly visible at this resolution

moderately worn. The central large home shows a complex multi-plane gray asphalt roof with apparent mid-life wear, some tonal variation across slopes, and multiple penetrations; the lower brown-toned home shows similar aging with possible discoloration.

• · Tonal variation across multiple planes of the central gray roof, consistent with uneven weathering or granule loss in spots
• · Several small roof penetrations/vents visible across the central home's roof surface
• · Brown/mauve toned shingles on the lower home show apparent fading and color inconsistency across planes

moderately worn. The central multi-wing commercial or multi-family building roof appears to be mid-to-mature age asphalt shingles with apparent color variation and light weathering across multiple roof planes, suggesting moderate wear consistent with 10-20 years of service.

• · Apparent tonal variation across multiple roof planes suggesting uneven weathering or granule loss
• · Multiple roof valleys and hip intersections visible, each a potential flashing wear point
• · Several roof penetrations (likely plumbing vents or HVAC stacks) visible across the surface

moderately worn. Unlock with email to see full diagnostic.

moderately worn. Unlock with email to see full diagnostic.

moderately worn. Unlock with email to see full diagnostic.

moderately worn. Unlock with email to see full diagnostic.

moderately worn. Unlock with email to see full diagnostic.

moderately worn. Unlock with email to see full diagnostic.

moderately worn. Unlock with email to see full diagnostic.