10 Bellevue roofs flagged after the 2026-06-05 storm.

1422 Lee Drive

Bellevue, NE 68005

heavily weathered. This large commercial flat roof shows multiple large dark irregular patches distributed across the membrane surface, consistent with ponding water damage, membrane delamination, or blistering — indicating significant deterioration requiring professional inspection.

• · Numerous large dark irregular blotches spread across the roof field, consistent with ponding water or membrane blistering
• · Darker elevated section at the north end appears to be a separate roofing assembly or parapet-enclosed area with a different surface condition
• · Multiple clusters of what appear to be rooftop HVAC units or ventilation equipment distributed across the membrane

483 13th Street

Bellevue, NE 68005

visibly weathered. Multiple large dark staining patches and apparent ponding water zones are distributed across the flat membrane roof, suggesting aged membrane with possible delamination or moisture intrusion at several locations.

• · Numerous dark irregular blotches scattered across the membrane surface, consistent with ponding water stains or membrane blistering
• · Uneven tonal variation across the field of the roof suggesting differential weathering or wet insulation beneath the membrane
• · Distinct darker perimeter zones along parapet edges, possibly indicating water pooling or flashing separation

404 Douglas Drive

Bellevue, NE

moderately worn. The main roof appears to be mid-to-mature age asphalt shingles with generally consistent coloration but showing some tonal variation and apparent weathering across multiple roof planes.

• · Uneven tonal variation across the darker gray slopes, possibly consistent with mild granule loss or weathering
• · One roof section (lower left addition) appears noticeably darker than the main roof body, suggesting different age or material
• · One flat or low-pitch section visible with a lighter/white-gray appearance, possibly a membrane or painted surface — distinct from the shingle slopes

Main Street

Bellevue, NE 68005

moderately worn. Two distinct roof sections visible — a newer-appearing light gray section and an older mauve/purple-toned section showing apparent discoloration and possible granule loss consistent with mid-to-mature age.

• · Significant color contrast between the gray upper roof section and the mauve lower section, suggesting two different roof ages or materials
• · Mauve/purple section shows uneven tonal variation consistent with possible granule loss or weathering
• · Dark shadow/debris accumulation visible at the valley junction between the two roof sections

Airman Circle

NE 68113

moderately worn. A large multi-section tile roof complex showing uneven coloration and tonal variation across roof planes, consistent with mid-to-mature age tiles with possible weathering and surface soiling.

• · Noticeable tonal variation across roof sections — some planes appear darker/more saturated than others, possibly indicating moisture retention or biological growth
• · One central roof section appears distinctly darker in tone compared to surrounding planes, consistent with possible algae or moss accumulation
• · Multiple roof planes of varying heights and ages visible, suggesting building additions or phased construction

375 East 17th Avenue

Bellevue, NE 68005

moderately worn. A long multi-unit building with barrel/mission clay tile roofing showing apparent color variation and tonal differences across the field, consistent with mid-to-mature age weathering, though no catastrophic damage is clearly visible from this altitude.

• · Uneven reddish-brown coloration across tile field with darker patches possibly indicating algae growth or weathering variation
• · Lighter salmon/tan ridge line contrasts noticeably with darker field tiles, possibly indicating some ridge cap wear or replacement
• · Sawtooth dormer or hip sections along the upper portion of the building appear lighter in tone than the main tile field, suggesting possible newer sections or different material

2437 Jefferson Street

Bellevue, NE 68005

moderately worn. The deep red/burgundy asphalt shingle roof shows apparent mid-to-mature age with some tonal variation and color fading across the field, though tree canopy partially obscures assessment.

• · Apparent uneven color variation across multiple roof planes, consistent with moderate aging
• · Some tonal darkening visible on portions of the roof field, possibly indicating granule loss or algae presence
• · Hip-and-valley roof geometry with multiple planes visible, partially obscured by heavy tree canopy

West Mission Avenue

Bellevue, NE 68005

moderately worn. The larger center-right structure shows a warm terracotta tile roof with apparent tonal variation and possible surface weathering, while the smaller gray-roofed structure to its left appears to be asphalt shingles in mid-life condition; heavy tree canopy obscures significant port

• · Terracotta-toned tile roof on central structure shows uneven color variation across the field, possibly consistent with surface weathering or algae accumulation
• · Several small circular features visible on the tile roof surface — possibly vents or penetrations
• · Gray asphalt shingle roof on the smaller adjacent structure appears mid-life with no obvious acute damage visible from this resolution

200 East 13th Avenue

Bellevue, NE 68005

moderately well-maintained. The roof appears to be in reasonably good condition with relatively uniform coloring across the hip planes, though moderate tree overhang and some tonal variation suggest mid-to-mature age worth a closer look.

• · Relatively uniform light gray color across all visible hip planes, consistent with mid-life asphalt shingles
• · Apparent darker tonal band along the north-facing upper edge, possibly shadow or minor discoloration
• · Moderate tree canopy overhanging portions of the left and rear roof sections, increasing debris and moisture risk

1523 Harvell Drive

Bellevue, NE 68005

well-maintained. The central commercial flat roof appears to be in generally good condition with uniform light-gray membrane surface and no obvious signs of significant damage or deterioration visible from this altitude.

• · Multiple HVAC units or mechanical equipment clustered along the roofline perimeter
• · Two groups of rooftop equipment (possibly RTUs) visible mid-roof, arranged symmetrically
• · Uniform light-gray membrane color with no apparent large ponding or discoloration zones