What storm hit Saginaw County on 2026-06-09?

1 confirmed tornado reported across Saginaw, MI. The report is sourced from NOAA SPC 2026-06-09 reports local storm reports, then matched against current satellite imagery of the affected area.

Are these Saginaw County addresses real?

Yes. All 10 are real residential addresses inside the 2026-06-09 storm footprint, reverse-geocoded from the scanned coordinates. You can drop any one into Google Street View and check the roof yourself.

What does the roof score mean?

Each roof is scored 0–10 by an AI vision model reading satellite and aerial imagery for material type, granule loss, patching, staining, age cues, and storm-consistent damage. A score of 8+ flags a roof showing replacement-grade wear. The average across this Saginaw batch is 4.6/10. Estimated replacement jobs run $5.9K–$90K.

How fresh is this data?

This report was generated the day after the 2026-06-09 storm. Roofbird re-runs the same NOAA-triggered scan every morning, so storm-fresh reports go live within ~24 hours of a confirmed severe event.

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Storm scan · Saginaw, MI · 2026-06-09

10 Saginaw roofs flagged after the 2026-06-09 storm.

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Storm context · NOAA SPC 2026-06-09 reports

1 confirmed tornado reported across Saginaw, MI

Tornado UNK at 1 N Freeland (Saginaw Co)

What the scan found in Saginaw County

On 2026-06-09, NOAA SPC 2026-06-09 reports logged 1 confirmed tornado reported across Saginaw, MI. The morning after, Roofbird ran its AI-vision pipeline over current satellite imagery of the impact zone — scanning 743 buildings, isolating 223 residential structures, scoring 10 roofs, and flagging the 10 below as showing the clearest replacement-grade wear.

3 of the 10 flagged roofs read as asphalt shingles, 3 as architectural asphalt shingles, and 3 were rated "moderately aged". Average roof score across the set is 4.6/10, and 0 clear a high-likelihood bar (score ≥ 8 or buy-probability ≥ 75) — the doors worth knocking first.

Estimated replacement jobs in this batch run from $5.9K to $90K, averaging roughly 26 squares of roof. Flagged addresses cluster around Saginaw. Every address, score, and damage note on this page is open — no signup — so you can verify any roof against your own eyes on Street View.

The damage signals the vision model surfaced most often across Saginaw County, MI: heavy tree canopy covering large portions of the roof, limiting surface visibility (1), apparent darker tonal variation on visible slope sections consistent with aging or possible algae presence (1), roof appears to have multiple planes with several valleys visible, increasing leak risk points (1), visible roof sections show generally uniform but darkened coloration consistent with mid-to-mature age shingles (1), and uneven tonal variation across the main roof surface — darker patches on several planes consistent with possible granule loss or algae discoloration (1). These are the visible cues that separate a roof nearing end-of-life from one with years left — the same read a seasoned estimator makes from the curb, run across every home in the storm footprint at once.

Roofs flagged

In Saginaw

High-likelihood

Score ≥ 8 or buy-prob ≥ 75

Avg score

4.6

Out of 10

Total scanned

743

Buildings in scan area

10 flagged roofs

Sorted by replacement likelihood

Buy58

$11.4K–$19.5K

411 Hayden Street

Saginaw, MI 48607

roof 5/10asphalt shingles~26 sqlow confidence

15-25 yearsDiscolorationAlgae streakingHeavy tree coverComplex roof

moderately worn. The roof appears to be mid-to-mature age asphalt shingles with moderate tree canopy obscuring much of the surface, making a full assessment difficult, though visible areas show general aging and some tonal variation.

· Heavy tree canopy covering large portions of the roof, limiting surface visibility
· Apparent darker tonal variation on visible slope sections consistent with aging or possible algae presence
· Roof appears to have multiple planes with several valleys visible, increasing leak risk points

Door pitch

With all those trees overhanging your roof, we often find moisture damage and debris buildup in the valleys — I'd like to give you a free inspection to check those areas before they become a bigger problem.

Buy58

$6.2K–$10.7K

618 South Park Avenue

Saginaw, MI 48607

roof 5/10architectural asphalt shingles~17 sqlow confidence

Neighbors re-roofed15-25 yearsDiscoloration

moderately worn. The main residence roof appears dark-toned with moderate complexity, showing some tonal variation and possible light weathering, but imagery resolution and tree obstruction limit confident assessment.

· Uneven tonal variation across the main roof surface — darker patches on several planes consistent with possible granule loss or algae discoloration
· Tree canopy partially obscures left portion of the main roof, limiting full inspection
· Attached garage roof appears lighter in tone, suggesting possible age difference from main roof

Door pitch

We're inspecting roofs in the neighborhood and noticed your main roof shows some uneven coloring that can signal granule wear — worth a quick free look before next season.

Buy58

$11.8K–$20.2K

1000 Hoyt Avenue

Saginaw, MI 48607

roof 5/10asphalt shingles, type indeterminate~32 sqlow confidence

15-25 yearsDiscolorationHeavy tree coverDetached garage

moderately worn. The roof appears to be a mid-to-mature age asphalt shingle roof with heavy tree canopy obscuring most of the surface, making detailed assessment difficult, but visible sections show uneven tonal variation consistent with moderate aging.

· Heavy bare-tree canopy casting dense shadows across nearly all roof surfaces, limiting reliable assessment
· Visible roof sections appear darker in tone, possibly consistent with asphalt shingles showing age-related discoloration
· Multiple roof planes visible suggesting a moderate-complexity structure

Door pitch

We're inspecting roofs in the neighborhood and noticed your home has mature trees over the roof — debris and moss buildup can quietly accelerate shingle wear, and we'd love to give you a free inspection.

Satellite view of 2468 North Bond Street

Buy58

$7.4K–$12.8K

2468 North Bond Street

Saginaw, MI 48602

roof 5/10architectural asphalt shingles~17 sqlow confidence

Prior repair patches15-25 yearsDiscolorationPatchedHeavy tree coverComplex roof

moderately worn. Multiple roofs visible in a heavily tree-canopied scene with significant shadow and obstruction, making precise condition assessment difficult; the primary structure appears to be a mid-to-mature age asphalt roof with apparent tonal variation and general weathering.

· Heavy tree canopy obscuring large portions of multiple roof surfaces
· Apparent tonal variation across main roof slope — possible discoloration or uneven granule wear
· Small reddish-orange patch visible on upper slope, possibly a patched or different-material section

Door pitch

With all those trees hanging over your roof, we're seeing signs of possible moss buildup and shingle wear that's worth a quick free inspection before it turns into a leak.

Satellite view of 326 South Jefferson Avenue

Buy58

$11.3K–$20.3K

326 South Jefferson Avenue

Saginaw, MI 48607

roof 5/10mixed commercial roofing — apparent flat/low-slope membrane with possible HVAC e~18 sqlow confidence

DiscolorationComplex roof

moderately worn. This appears to be a commercial or mixed-use property with a flat or low-slope membrane roof showing apparent surface irregularities, debris accumulation, and tonal variation consistent with moderate wear; a small pitched section with terra cotta or clay-colored roofing is also v

· Large flat roof section showing significant tonal variation and mottled texture, possibly consistent with debris accumulation or membrane surface wear
· Small pitched structure adjacent to main building with reddish-orange roofing material, likely clay tile or painted metal
· Green-colored roof section visible to the right — possibly a tarp, painted surface, or separate roofing material

Door pitch

Your flat roof membrane is showing uneven surface texture and possible debris buildup — worth a quick inspection to rule out ponding water or membrane separation before it becomes an interior leak.

Buy58

$6.6K–$11.3K

1460 Federal Avenue

Saginaw, MI 48601

roof 5/10architectural asphalt shingles~18 sqlow confidence

15-25 yearsDiscolorationHeavy tree cover

moderately worn. The roof is largely obscured by heavy tree canopy, but the visible portions appear to show a mid-to-mature age asphalt roof with apparent tonal variation and possible light weathering on exposed slopes.

· Heavy tree canopy covers majority of roof surface, limiting inspection
· Visible roof sections show uneven gray tones consistent with moderate aging
· Apparent darker patches on partially visible slopes, possibly shadow or discoloration

Door pitch

We're inspecting roofs in the area and noticed your home has significant tree overhang — that's a leading cause of premature shingle wear and moss buildup we'd want to check up close.

Satellite view of 107 South Washington Avenue

Buy44

$50K–$90K

107 South Washington Avenue

Saginaw, MI 48607

roof 4/10low-slope commercial flat roof, likely TPO or EPDM membrane~80 sqlow confidence

15-25 yearsDiscolorationComplex roof20 roof penetrations

moderately aged. Large commercial flat-roof complex with multiple roof sections visible; white membrane sections show scattered dark spots and tonal variation consistent with aging membrane, punctuated by numerous mechanical penetrations.

· Numerous small dark circular spots scattered across white membrane sections — consistent with HVAC/vent penetrations or possible membrane blistering
· One large dark section (center-right) that appears to be a different roofing material or age, possibly a built-up or modified bitumen section
· Tonal variation across white membrane areas suggesting uneven weathering or possible ponding water staining

Door pitch

We noticed your flat roof has several sections with significant tonal variation and aging membrane — worth a free inspection to rule out ponding water or membrane failure before it becomes a leak.

Satellite view of 2476 North Oakley Street

Buy44

$6.2K–$10.7K

2476 North Oakley Street

Saginaw, MI 48602

roof 4/10asphalt shingles~17 sqlow confidence

DiscolorationHeavy tree coverDetached garage

moderately aged. Multiple residential roofs are visible but heavy tree canopy and low image resolution severely limit inspection quality; visible roof surfaces appear to be mid-to-mature age asphalt shingles with no clearly identifiable acute damage.

· Heavy tree canopy obscures majority of roof surfaces across all visible structures
· Tonal variation on several visible roof slopes — consistent with normal aging or shadow artifacts, cannot confirm damage
· Some roof sections appear darker than others, possibly indicating moisture retention areas or simply shadow from tree overhang

Door pitch

We're inspecting roofs in the neighborhood — with this much tree cover, your roof is overdue for a debris and moss check that most homeowners miss until it causes damage.

Buy37

$7.4K–$13.2K

1011 Burt Street

Saginaw, MI 48607

roof 4/10indeterminate — imagery too obscured by tree canopy~14 sqlow confidence

Heavy tree coverDetached garageShed

largely obscured. The primary structure visible in the upper-right appears to be a large flat or low-slope commercial/residential roof with a light-colored membrane surface; most other residential structures in the frame are heavily obscured by mature tree canopy, making meaningful condition asses

· Large flat-roof structure in upper-right has apparent light-colored membrane surface with multiple rooftop penetrations visible
· One smaller structure shows what appears to be a teal/blue-green panel roof section near top-center of frame
· Residential structures in the left and lower portions of the frame are almost entirely hidden beneath dense tree canopy

Door pitch

We're doing inspections in the area — with all that tree coverage over your roof, it's worth a quick look for debris buildup and hidden moss or granule wear.

Satellite view of 1123 North Oakley Street

Buy37

$5.9K–$10.1K

1123 North Oakley Street

Saginaw, MI 48602

roof 4/10asphalt shingles~16 sqlow confidence

DiscolorationHeavy tree cover

moderately aged. Small structure with a dark-toned asphalt shingle roof largely obscured by heavy tree canopy, limiting meaningful damage assessment.

· Roof surface appears uniformly dark gray, consistent with aged or darker-pigmented asphalt shingles
· Heavy tree canopy obscures most of the roof surface, preventing detailed inspection
· No clearly visible missing shingles or tarps in the limited exposed areas

Door pitch

We're inspecting roofs in the area — with all that tree coverage overhead, it's worth a quick look for debris buildup and granule loss you may not have noticed.

Saginaw County storm scan — FAQ

What storm hit Saginaw County on 2026-06-09?: 1 confirmed tornado reported across Saginaw, MI. The report is sourced from NOAA SPC 2026-06-09 reports local storm reports, then matched against current satellite imagery of the affected area.
Are these Saginaw County addresses real?: Yes. All 10 are real residential addresses inside the 2026-06-09 storm footprint, reverse-geocoded from the scanned coordinates. You can drop any one into Google Street View and check the roof yourself.
What does the roof score mean?: Each roof is scored 0–10 by an AI vision model reading satellite and aerial imagery for material type, granule loss, patching, staining, age cues, and storm-consistent damage. A score of 8+ flags a roof showing replacement-grade wear. The average across this Saginaw batch is 4.6/10. Estimated replacement jobs run $5.9K–$90K.
How fresh is this data?: This report was generated the day after the 2026-06-09 storm. Roofbird re-runs the same NOAA-triggered scan every morning, so storm-fresh reports go live within ~24 hours of a confirmed severe event.
Can I get a scan like this for my own service area?: Yes — that's the product. Roofbird scans and scores every roof in your zip the same way, ranked by replacement likelihood, for $199/mo flat with no per-lead fees. The first 25 leads are free, no card required.

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