10 Pratt roofs flagged after the 2026-06-16 storm.

240 North Jackson Street

Pratt, KS 67124

visibly aged. The primary dark-toned roof shows apparent uneven coloration and surface dulling consistent with mid-to-mature age asphalt shingles, with possible algae streaking or granule loss, though image resolution limits precise damage assessment.

• · Uneven, darkened surface tone across main roof planes suggesting possible algae streaking or granule loss
• · Multiple roof planes visible with varying shade tones, possibly indicating differential aging or prior repairs
• · Tree canopy partially overhanging portions of the roof, increasing debris and moisture retention risk

337 South Pine Street

Pratt, KS 67124

visibly aged. The roof appears to be in mature-to-aged condition with apparent uneven tonal variation across multiple planes, suggesting granule loss and general weathering consistent with a roof approaching or past the midpoint of its service life.

• · Uneven, mottled coloration across the main roof planes suggesting possible granule loss or differential weathering
• · Darker tonal patches visible on the lower and mid sections of the primary slopes, possibly consistent with algae streaking or granule loss
• · Multiple roof planes with varying color tones, suggesting different aging rates or possible prior partial repair

221 Champa Street

Pratt, KS 67124

moderately worn. The primary dark-toned roof appears to be mid-to-mature age asphalt with uneven coloration and possible granule loss across multiple slopes, consistent with visible aging but no catastrophic damage apparent from this resolution.

• · Uneven, mottled dark coloration across the main roof surface suggesting possible granule loss or weathering
• · Tonal variation between roof sections possibly indicating different ages of installation or prior patching
• · Lower roof section (toward bottom of frame) shows lighter, grayer tone consistent with older or more weathered shingles

187 Hancock Street

Pratt, KS 67124

visibly aged. Multiple structures are visible with roofs showing apparent discoloration and uneven tonal variation consistent with moderate aging; heavy tree canopy limits confident assessment.

• · Apparent uneven tonal variation across the main structure's roof surface suggesting weathering or possible granule loss
• · Darker mottled patches visible on the mid-lot structure's roof, possibly algae streaking or discoloration
• · Heavy tree canopy overhang across multiple roof sections increases debris and moisture retention risk

160 West Blaine Street

Pratt, KS 67124

moderately worn. The neighborhood shows a mix of aging asphalt roofs with visible tonal variation and apparent weathering across multiple structures, though imagery resolution and lighting make precise assessment of any single roof difficult.

• · Uneven tonal variation across multiple roof surfaces consistent with granule loss or weathering
• · Several roofs display darker mottled patches suggesting possible algae streaking or discoloration
• · At least one roof in the mid-left area appears notably darker, possibly indicating moisture retention or heavy algae growth

562 North Jackson Street

Pratt, KS 67124

moderately worn. Multiple roofs are visible in this image; the primary structures show dark, aged asphalt shingles with apparent uneven coloration and possible granule loss, consistent with mid-to-mature age roofs warranting closer inspection.

• · Uneven, mottled surface coloration on the large central roof suggesting possible granule loss or algae streaking
• · Apparent tonal variation across multiple roof planes on the lower central structure
• · Dark discoloration patches visible on the mid-image rectangular structure roof

160 West Blaine Street

Pratt, KS 67124

moderately worn. The central home's roof shows apparent mid-life aging with uneven tonal variation across the field, consistent with gradual granule loss and possible light discoloration, but no catastrophic damage is clearly visible.

• · Uneven color variation across the main roof field, with darker and lighter patches suggesting differential weathering or possible granule loss
• · Apparent lighter streaking along one slope consistent with mild discoloration or algae-related fading
• · Ridge line appears intact but shows some tonal inconsistency suggesting wear at the cap

316 East 4th Street

Pratt, KS 67124

moderately worn. The dark reddish-brown hip roof appears to be in mid-to-mature life with some tonal variation and apparent fading across the field, though heavy tree canopy limits a full assessment.

• · Noticeable tonal variation across the roof field, with darker patches particularly around the hip ridges
• · Apparent color fading and uneven weathering consistent with mature shingle age
• · Hip ridge lines appear worn with possible granule loss along ridge caps

331 South Taylor Street

Pratt, KS 67124

moderately worn. The primary roof appears to be mid-to-mature age asphalt shingles showing tonal variation and apparent fading across multiple planes, with moderate tree overhang contributing to debris and moisture risk.

• · Uneven tonal variation across the main roof planes, consistent with differential weathering or granule loss
• · Darker patches on portions of the roof surface, possibly indicating moisture retention or algae early-stage growth
• · Multiple roof planes visible with what appears to be age-related color fading

285 South Taylor Street

Pratt, KS 67124

moderately worn. The central roof appears to be a mid-to-mature age asphalt shingle roof with visible tonal variation and apparent discoloration across multiple slopes, consistent with general aging and possible algae streaking.

• · Uneven tonal variation across the main roof slopes, possibly indicating differential weathering or algae streaking
• · Darker patches visible near the center of the main roof plane, consistent with granule loss or moisture-related discoloration
• · Tree canopy moderately overhanging portions of the roof, increasing debris and moisture retention risk