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

8th Street Southeast

Dickinson, ND 58601

moderately worn. The roof appears to be a mid-to-mature age asphalt shingle roof with visible tonal variation and apparent discoloration across multiple planes, but image quality and sepia tone severely limit reliable damage assessment.

• · Uneven tonal variation across roof surface, possibly consistent with granule loss or weathering
• · Dark band along the upper ridge area may indicate shadow or possible ridge wear — difficult to confirm
• · Multi-plane roof with apparent valleys visible, each a potential leak point

480 Southeast 7th Street

Dickinson, ND 58601

moderately worn. The primary roof appears very dark in color — consistent with either a dark-colored shingle or possible aging/discoloration — with a secondary attached structure showing a noticeably lighter gray tone, suggesting different ages or materials between sections.

• · Stark tonal contrast between the dark main roof section and the lighter gray attached rear/garage section — possible indicator of different age materials or a partial re-roof
• · Main roof plane appears uniformly very dark, which may indicate aged or heavily weathered asphalt or simply a dark shingle color — cannot confirm at this resolution
• · Imagery is low resolution with sepia tone rendering, limiting reliable damage assessment

East 8th Street

Dickinson, ND 58601

moderately worn. Multiple rooftops visible in a dense row of homes; imagery is heavily compressed and sepia-toned making precise condition assessment difficult, but apparent tonal variation and shadowing suggest mid-to-mature age roofs with possible wear.

• · Apparent tonal variation across multiple roof planes, possibly consistent with uneven granule wear or discoloration
• · Heavy tree canopy overhang visible along right side of the row, increasing debris and moisture risk
• · One structure near center appears to have a dark chimney or HVAC protrusion casting a prominent shadow

2nd Street East

Dickinson, ND 58601

moderately worn. The imagery is sepia-toned and low resolution, limiting detailed assessment, but the roof surfaces show uneven tonal variation and apparent aging consistent with a mid-to-mature age asphalt shingle roof.

• · Uneven tonal variation across multiple roof planes, possibly consistent with granule loss or differential weathering
• · Darker banding visible along upper roof edge — could be shadow, debris accumulation, or edge wear
• · Multiple small dark spots scattered across the main roof field, possibly vents/penetrations or debris

759 4th Avenue Southeast

Dickinson, ND 58601

unknown. Imagery was obstructed or unavailable — could not assess this roof.

Fairway Street

Dickinson, ND 58601

moderately worn. This appears to be a flat-roofed commercial or institutional building with a dark membrane surface; image resolution and sepia toning severely limit assessment, but the roof surface appears generally intact with no obvious catastrophic failure visible.

• · Dark uniform membrane surface consistent with EPDM or aged built-up roofing
• · White painted marking (letter 'E') visible on roof surface — common on commercial/institutional buildings
• · Possible secondary flat-roofed structure visible at bottom of frame

1167 14th Street West

moderately worn. This appears to be a commercial or multi-family building with a low-slope dark membrane roof showing some tonal variation and apparent surface irregularities, but no clearly catastrophic damage is visible at this resolution.

• · Tonal variation across the membrane surface, possibly consistent with ponding water or uneven aging
• · Multiple roof planes with apparent hip/valley transitions visible on the lower section
• · Dark uniform membrane coloration consistent with EPDM or built-up roofing

1415 14th Street West

Dickinson, ND 58601

moderately aged. This appears to be a commercial building with a large white flat membrane roof section and a darker upper slope or parapet area; imagery resolution and sepia tone make detailed condition assessment difficult.

• · Large white flat membrane section covering majority of the visible roof — consistent with TPO or modified bitumen
• · Dark northern section of roof showing strong contrast, possibly a separate roof plane, heavy shadow from adjacent tree, or a different roofing material
• · Tonal variation and subtle patterning visible across the white membrane section — may indicate surface soiling, ponding water stains, or compression artifacts

169 Southwest 4th Street

Dickinson, ND 58601

moderately aged. The roof appears to be a mid-life asphalt shingle roof with a large shadowed north-facing slope and a lighter south-facing slope, showing some tonal variation but no clearly identifiable severe damage in this low-resolution sepia imagery.

• · Strong contrast between north-facing slope (very dark, possibly deep shadow) and south-facing slope (lighter gray tone)
• · Tonal variation across the south-facing slope surface consistent with mild weathering or uneven granule wear
• · A few small lighter dots on the south-facing slope possibly consistent with roof penetrations or debris

Property @ 46.88576, -102.80477

moderately aged. Multiple residential roofs are visible in this low-resolution, sepia-toned aerial image; the primary subject appears to be a mid-life asphalt shingle roof with no clearly identifiable acute damage, though image quality severely limits assessment.

• · Uniform medium-gray tone across visible roof planes, consistent with mid-life asphalt shingles
• · Heavy black shadow artifacts obscure portions of multiple roof slopes, limiting damage assessment
• · Tonal variation across roof surfaces visible but likely attributable to image compression and sepia filter rather than confirmed damage