15 Wiregrass roofs flagged after Sunday's tornado.

heavily weathered. A small commercial building with ribbed metal roofing showing apparent heavy rust/oxidation across the majority of the panel surface, with what appears to be a large tarp or debris pile concentrated near the center of the roof.

• · Widespread reddish-brown discoloration across metal panels consistent with heavy rust or oxidation
• · Large white/dark object visible near roof center — possibly a tarp, debris pile, or bundled materials covering a damaged section
• · Partial lighter-colored section on left side of roof suggesting possible prior repair or replacement of some panels

moderately worn. This appears to be a small commercial or mixed-use strip along a road with multiple low-slope or flat-roofed structures showing uneven surface tones and possible surface degradation, though image resolution limits confident assessment.

• · Bottom structure shows notable multi-tonal surface with reddish-brown and lighter patches consistent with surface membrane wear or ponding staining
• · Middle structure has a uniform light gray flat roof with no obvious major damage visible at this resolution
• · Upper structures appear to have darker gray flat roofs with apparent tonal variation along edges

visible damage. A large commercial flat roof is almost entirely covered by what appears to be a brown/orange tarp or temporary membrane, strongly indicating active or recent significant roof failure or emergency protection.

• · Large orange/brown tarp or temporary covering spans nearly the entire roof surface of the left commercial building
• · Tarp shows visible wrinkling, folding, and surface deformation consistent with an emergency or temporary installation
• · Adjacent smaller commercial structure has a white flat roof with apparent discoloration near center

moderately worn. Large commercial flat-roof complex with multiple membrane sections showing apparent tonal variation, possible ponding or soiling in areas, and one visibly bluish discolored section suggesting age or moisture-related wear.

• · Distinct blue-toned discoloration across central roof section, possibly consistent with ponding water staining or membrane degradation
• · Uneven tonal variation across multiple roof planes suggesting differential aging or soiling
• · Dark perimeter edging and seam lines visible, typical of aging membrane lap joints

visibly aged. The roof shows a warm reddish-brown tone with apparent uneven coloration and possible granule weathering consistent with a mid-to-mature age roof, though heavy tree canopy limits a full assessment.

• · Uneven tonal variation across the main roof plane, possibly consistent with granule loss or differential weathering
• · Reddish-brown discoloration across multiple slopes, may indicate algae or organic staining
• · Heavy tree canopy overhanging large portions of the roof, increasing moss/debris accumulation risk

moderately worn. Large commercial flat-roof membrane structure appearing generally intact with a mostly white/light surface, showing some tonal variation and visible seam lines but no obvious catastrophic damage.

• · Visible panel seam lines dividing the roof into approximately three sections
• · Tonal variation across roof surface — lighter and slightly darker zones that may indicate aging or minor ponding areas
• · Several rooftop HVAC or mechanical units visible, each a potential flashing concern

moderately worn. The mid-center red-brown roofed home shows noticeable color variation and apparent aging across multiple planes, consistent with a roof in the mid-to-mature age range needing attention.

• · Uneven, mottled color across the main roof planes — possible discoloration or granule weathering
• · Darker tonal patches on the lower slopes consistent with possible algae streaking or granule loss
• · Multiple roof planes with varied shading suggesting uneven wear across sections

moderately worn. The tan/brown-toned roof on the center home shows apparent mid-to-mature age with visible tonal variation and texture inconsistency across multiple planes, suggesting moderate wear consistent with 15-20 years of service.

• · Uneven tonal variation across multiple roof planes, with some areas appearing darker and others lighter, possibly indicating granule loss or differential weathering
• · Roof surface texture appears somewhat mottled rather than uniform, consistent with aging architectural shingles
• · Multiple hip and valley intersections visible — common flashing failure points on a roof of this age

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.