10 Derby roofs flagged after the 2026-06-18 storm.

100 South Brookwood

Derby, KS 67037

visible damage. The mid-image home has a clearly visible blue tarp covering a portion of the roof, indicating active or recent damage requiring immediate attention.

• · Blue tarp clearly visible over a section of the roof, consistent with active storm or structural damage
• · Roof surface around the tarp shows apparent darker tonal variation, possibly indicating water intrusion or exposed underlayment
• · Heavy tree canopy overhanging most of the roof, increasing debris and moisture retention risk

102 South Brookwood

Derby, KS 67037

moderately worn. The main roof appears to be a mid-to-mature age asphalt shingle roof with generally uniform gray coloring, some tonal variation across slopes, and multiple penetrations visible, but heavy tree canopy limits full assessment.

• · Noticeable tonal variation across the main roof plane — darker patches on several slopes consistent with possible algae streaking or uneven weathering
• · Multiple roof penetrations visible across the surface, increasing flashing vulnerability
• · Heavy tree canopy overhanging significant portions of the roof, increasing debris accumulation and moss/algae risk

345 South Westview

Derby, KS 67037

moderately worn. The lower structure has a warm reddish-brown asphalt shingle roof showing apparent uniform aging and some tonal variation consistent with granule weathering, while the upper gray-shingled structure appears in relatively better condition.

• · Lower roof has a distinctly reddish-brown hue consistent with aged/weathered asphalt shingles that have lost much of their original granule coating
• · Tonal variation across the lower roof surface, particularly darker patches near the center, possibly indicating uneven wear or debris accumulation
• · Upper gray roof section appears in comparatively better condition with more uniform coloring

900 North Baltimore Avenue

Derby, KS 67037

moderately worn. The roof appears to be a mid-to-mature age asphalt shingle roof with noticeable darkening and tonal variation across multiple planes, consistent with general weathering and possible algae discoloration, warranting a closer inspection.

• · Widespread dark tonal variation across the main roof surface, consistent with algae streaking or general weathering
• · Roof surface on the lower section appears significantly darker than the upper section, suggesting possible differential aging or moisture-related discoloration
• · Multiple roof planes visible with valley intersections, increasing flashing exposure risk

461 South Woodlawn Boulevard

Derby, KS 67037

moderately worn. Large commercial flat roof with two distinct membrane sections — a lighter tan/beige field and a darker section — showing visible discoloration, possible ponding stain patterns, and general surface wear consistent with a mid-to-mature age membrane.

• · Tan/beige membrane section shows uneven discoloration and brownish staining consistent with ponding water or debris accumulation
• · Darker membrane section (appears black or dark gray) runs along the building's lower wing — possible different material or older repair section
• · Numerous HVAC rooftop units visible across the roof surface, each representing a flashing penetration point and potential leak source

1440 North Rock Road

Derby, KS 67037

moderately worn. The roof is heavily obscured by dense tree canopy, but the small visible portions appear to show a dark, aged asphalt shingle surface with possible discoloration and wear consistent with a mature roof.

• · Heavy tree canopy covers the majority of the roof, limiting assessment
• · Visible roof sections appear uniformly dark, possibly indicating aged or algae-stained shingles
• · Tonal variation visible across the limited exposed roof area, possibly indicating uneven wear or discoloration

224 Mary Etta Street

Derby, KS 67037

moderately worn. Multi-building apartment complex with asphalt shingle roofs showing uniform mid-life aging — generally consistent coloration with some tonal variation and apparent minor weathering across multiple roof sections.

• · Uniform medium-gray coloration across all roof sections, consistent with mid-life asphalt shingles
• · Scattered darker tonal patches visible on several roof planes, possibly indicating early granule loss or mild discoloration
• · Multiple HVAC units and roof penetrations visible across buildings, each a potential flashing wear point

335 South Westview

Derby, KS 67037

moderately worn. The roof displays an orange-tan coloration with visible tonal variation and apparent discoloration across multiple slopes, suggesting mid-to-mature age with some weathering, though tree shadow obscures a portion of the surface.

• · Uneven tonal variation across the main roof field — darker streaking patterns apparent on the upper slope, possibly consistent with algae or weathering
• · Two skylights or roof vents visible on the upper slope with no obvious surrounding damage visible at this resolution
• · Several small penetrations (vents) visible across the lower slope, each a potential flashing concern

106 South Brookwood

Derby, KS 67037

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

• · Tonal variation across main roof planes — lighter and darker zones consistent with uneven granule weathering or algae presence
• · Several roof penetrations (likely plumbing vents) visible on primary roof plane
• · Heavy surrounding tree canopy with branches likely overhanging portions of the roof, increasing debris and moisture retention risk

325 South Westview

Derby, KS 67037

moderately worn. The two central gray-toned asphalt roofs appear to be mid-to-mature age with some tonal variation and possible light discoloration, while the upper tan/brown roof shows more color fading and potential granule loss consistent with older age.

• · Upper tan/terracotta-colored roof shows noticeably uneven coloration and fading across multiple slopes, consistent with granule loss or advanced weathering
• · Gray roofs on the two lower homes appear relatively uniform in color but show scattered darker patches possibly consistent with mild algae or debris accumulation
• · Multiple roof penetrations visible across all three structures — plumbing vents and attic vents apparent