10 Ozark roofs flagged after the 2026-06-07 storm.

109 South 9th Avenue

Ozark, MO

moderately worn. Multiple small residential structures visible along the street with gray-toned asphalt roofs showing apparent age-related fading and tonal variation, though image resolution limits detailed assessment.

• · Uniform gray coloration across most visible roofs consistent with mid-to-mature age asphalt shingles
• · Apparent tonal variation on several roof surfaces possibly indicating uneven weathering or granule loss
• · Tree canopy partially overhanging several roofs, increasing debris and moisture retention risk

1796 North 9th Street

Ozark, MO 65721

moderately worn. Two separate metal-roofed structures are visible — one gray/silver and one dark reddish-brown — both showing tonal variation and apparent surface aging consistent with mid-to-mature age metal roofing.

• · Upper structure has gray metal roof with possible tonal variation suggesting surface oxidation or fading
• · Lower structure has reddish-brown metal roof with darker ridge line and uneven coloration across the field
• · Small white skylight or vent visible on upper structure roof

West Daniels Lane

Ozark, MO 65721

moderately worn. The roof appears to be mid-to-mature age with noticeable tonal variation across multiple planes and some apparent discoloration, suggesting moderate weathering but no clearly catastrophic damage visible from this altitude.

• · Uneven coloration across roof planes — darker areas on the north-facing slopes consistent with possible algae streaking or weathering
• · The front-facing slopes appear lighter/more faded than the rear slopes, suggesting differential weathering by sun exposure
• · Hip and valley lines appear reasonably intact but resolution limits detailed assessment

743 North 3rd Street

Ozark, MO 65610

moderately worn. This appears to be a commercial or mixed-use structure with a low-slope membrane roof and at least one pitched asphalt shingle section, showing notable tonal variation and apparent discoloration across the flat membrane sections consistent with mid-to-mature age wear.

• · Distinct two-tone color contrast between darker reddish-brown pitched section and lighter flat membrane sections, possibly indicating different roof ages or materials
• · Uneven mottled appearance on the large flat/low-slope roof sections with irregular lighter and darker patches consistent with surface weathering or membrane degradation
• · Darker staining or discoloration visible in multiple areas of the flat roof section, possibly ponding water residue or algae growth

Jackson Street

Ozark, MO 65721

moderately worn. Large commercial flat-roof structure with a gray membrane surface showing apparent ponding stains, dark discoloration streaks, and at least one white rooftop unit; overall condition appears mid-life with visible weathering.

• · Dark streaking and staining patterns across the central membrane field, consistent with ponding water or drainage issues
• · Several distinct dark spots/blotches scattered across the roof surface, possibly debris accumulation or membrane soft spots
• · One large white rooftop mechanical unit visible near center of roof

Jackson Street

Ozark, MO 65721

moderately maintained. Large commercial flat-roof structure with a predominantly white membrane surface showing some tonal variation and visible HVAC/mechanical equipment, appearing generally intact with no obvious catastrophic damage.

• · White membrane surface consistent with TPO or similar single-ply roofing
• · Multiple HVAC/mechanical units visible on rooftop — each a potential flashing/penetration concern
• · Tonal variation across portions of the membrane surface — possible dirt accumulation or minor ponding areas

North 3rd Street

Ozark, MO 65721

moderately worn. This appears to be a commercial flat-roof structure with a dark membrane surface showing some tonal variation and apparent weathering, but no catastrophic damage is clearly visible from this altitude.

• · Dark gray membrane surface with uneven tonal variation across the field, possibly indicating ponding areas or aged sections
• · Several HVAC units or rooftop mechanical equipment visible on the surface
• · Lighter-colored seam or flashing line visible near the center of the roof, consistent with a roof division or repair strip

North 2nd Street

Ozark, MO 65721

moderately maintained. Large commercial or institutional flat roof with light-colored membrane, multiple HVAC/mechanical penetrations visible, apparent seam lines and minor tonal variation but no obvious catastrophic failure or tarping.

• · Light-colored membrane consistent with TPO or similar single-ply roofing across the main flat section
• · Darker pitched section visible at the north end, possibly asphalt shingles or built-up roofing on a separate roof plane
• · Numerous roof penetrations and mechanical units (likely HVAC equipment) distributed across the flat membrane surface

2109 E Wren Street

Ozark, 65721

moderately aged. The roof appears to be in moderate condition with uniform coloring across the visible slopes and no immediately obvious major damage, though the image resolution limits detailed assessment.

• · Uniform medium-brown tone across all visible slopes, consistent with mid-to-mature age asphalt shingles
• · No clearly visible missing shingles or tarped areas
• · Apparent slight tonal variation on the darker upper portions, possibly shadow or minor weathering

824 East Windmill Drive

Ozark, MO 65721

moderately aged. Two similarly-sized homes with multi-hip asphalt roofs showing uniform gray coloration with mild tonal variation consistent with mid-life aging but no clearly identifiable acute damage visible at this resolution.

• · Uniform medium-gray coloration across both roof surfaces with no bright-fresh sheen, suggesting mid-life age
• · Mild tonal variation on the lower slopes of the second (southern) home, possibly consistent with light weathering or slight discoloration
• · Multiple hip valleys visible on both structures adding complexity and flashing exposure points