10 Dodge City roofs flagged after the 2026-06-20 storm.

702 East Mulberry Street

Dodge City, KS 67801

moderately worn. The tan/brown asphalt shingle roof shows visible uneven coloration and tonal variation across its surface, consistent with mid-to-mature age wear, though heavy tree canopy partially obscures assessment.

• · Uneven tonal variation across the main roof field — lighter tan patches mixed with slightly darker areas, possibly consistent with granule loss or differential weathering
• · Multiple tree shadows and overhanging canopy partially obscuring the north and east slopes, raising debris and moisture retention concerns
• · Roof surface appears relatively flat in color contrast, lacking the sharp uniform appearance of a newer installation

1624 Avenue F

Dodge City, KS 67801

moderately worn. The main roof displays a warm tan/brown coloration consistent with mid-to-mature age asphalt shingles, with apparent uneven tonal variation across the field suggesting possible granule loss or weathering, though heavy tree coverage limits full assessment.

• · Uneven tonal variation across the main roof field — lighter and darker patches visible, possibly consistent with granule weathering
• · Roof appears to have multiple planes and hip/valley intersections, increasing flashing exposure risk
• · Moderate-to-heavy tree canopy overhanging portions of the roof, increasing moss/debris accumulation risk

200 East Division Street

Dodge City, KS 67801

moderately worn. The gray-toned asphalt shingle roof on the central home shows visible aging with apparent tonal variation and mild discoloration across multiple planes, consistent with mid-to-mature age but no catastrophic damage observable.

• · Uneven color variation across roof planes suggesting differential weathering or granule loss in places
• · Multiple hip and valley intersections showing darker tonal areas, possibly shadow artifacts or mild granule thinning
• · Moderate tree canopy overhang from adjacent trees likely contributing to debris accumulation and moisture retention

1120 Avenue A

Dodge City, KS 67801

moderately worn. The mid-image terracotta/brown-toned roof appears to be a mid-to-mature age asphalt shingle roof with apparent uneven coloration and possible light weathering, though heavy tree canopy limits a thorough assessment.

• · Uneven tonal variation across the brown/terracotta roof slopes, possibly consistent with granule loss or surface weathering
• · Multiple roof planes with several hip intersections creating complex valley and flashing points — common leak initiation zones
• · Upper gray roof (north neighbor) appears notably newer and more uniform in color by comparison

1707 Avenue F

Dodge City, KS 67801

moderately worn. The primary visible roof section appears to be mid-to-mature age asphalt shingles with apparent tonal variation and moderate weathering, though heavy tree canopy substantially obscures assessment.

• · Heavy tree canopy covers majority of the primary roof, limiting direct observation
• · Visible roof sections show uneven tonal variation consistent with moderate aging or possible algae streaking
• · Gray-toned shingle surfaces visible on exposed sections appear consistent with mid-to-mature age shingles

798 East Mulberry Street

Dodge City, KS 67801

moderately worn. The central home's roof appears mid-life with moderate tree shadow coverage obscuring much of the surface, though visible portions show some tonal variation and apparent aging consistent with 10-20 years of wear.

• · Heavy tree canopy casting shadows over majority of roof surface, limiting inspection confidence
• · Apparent tonal variation across visible roof sections suggesting possible uneven granule wear
• · Light-colored (possibly lighter gray/white) central roof section contrasts with darker flanking sections, possibly indicating different slope exposures or aging patterns

1747 Avenue G

Dodge City, KS 67801

moderately worn. The primary visible roof appears to be a mid-life asphalt shingle roof with apparent color variation and moderate aging, partially obscured by heavy tree canopy making detailed assessment difficult.

• · Tan/brown roof surface on central structure shows apparent uneven tonal variation across field of shingles
• · Heavy tree canopy obscures significant portions of multiple roofs in frame
• · Upper gray roof shows darker shadow zones that may indicate surface wear or are lighting artifacts

562 East Magnolia Street

Dodge City, KS 67801

moderately worn. The roof appears to be a mid-to-mature age asphalt shingle roof with apparent uniform dark coloration and moderate tree overhang that limits detailed surface inspection.

• · Roof surface shows a uniformly dark, flat tone consistent with aged asphalt shingles or possible granule loss
• · Heavy tree canopy overhangs significant portions of the roof, increasing debris and moisture retention risk
• · A few small lighter spots visible near the center of the roof plane — possible debris or minor surface irregularities

1728 Avenue E

Dodge City, KS 67801

moderately worn. The central home's roof appears to be a mid-life asphalt shingle roof with some tonal variation and apparent light weathering, but imagery resolution limits confident damage assessment.

• · Tonal variation across the main roof surface, possibly consistent with uneven granule wear or mild discoloration
• · Darker shadow areas near the roof valleys and eaves may suggest some weathering or debris accumulation
• · Roof appears to have multiple planes with valleys, which are common flashing wear points

300 East Elm Street

Dodge City, KS 67801

moderately worn. Multiple residential roofs visible in frame with reddish-brown asphalt shingles showing apparent age-related fading and tonal variation, though heavy tree canopy significantly limits inspection quality.

• · Reddish-brown shingle coloration consistent with mid-to-mature age asphalt shingles
• · Moderate tonal variation across roof planes suggesting uneven weathering or possible granule loss
• · Heavy tree canopy obscures significant portions of all visible roofs, limiting assessment