10 Westerville roofs flagged after the 2026-06-06 storm.

58 Electric Avenue

Westerville, OH 43081

moderately worn. The center home's terracotta-toned roof shows apparent age-related fading and tonal variation across the field, with moderate tree overhang introducing debris and moisture risk; overall condition appears mid-to-mature life.

• · Distinct terracotta/reddish-brown coloration consistent with older asphalt shingles or possibly tile — material confirmation needed on the ground
• · Tonal variation across the main roof field, particularly darker patches near the center and edges, possibly indicating uneven granule retention or debris accumulation
• · Several small roof penetrations visible (vents/stacks) that represent potential flashing wear points

156 Electric Avenue

Westerville, OH 43081

moderately worn. The dark reddish-brown roof on the center-right structure shows apparent color fading and tonal variation consistent with mid-to-mature age asphalt shingles, while the large white-roofed structure to the left appears to be a flat or low-slope commercial-style roof in comparativel

• · Reddish-brown asphalt shingle roof shows uneven tonal variation across the field, consistent with granule weathering
• · Apparent color fading across the majority of the sloped roof surface
• · Heavy tree canopy overhang creating debris accumulation risk on multiple slopes

61 Electric Avenue

Westerville, OH 43081

moderately worn. The central gray-toned roof appears mid-to-mature age with apparent tonal variation and possible light discoloration, while neighboring homes show comparable wear; overall condition suggests routine aging without acute visible damage.

• · Uneven tonal variation across the main roof field, possibly indicating uneven granule distribution or light weathering
• · Several small dark spots visible on the gray roof surface, possibly debris shadows or minor penetrations
• · Tree canopy partially overhanging portions of the roof, increasing debris and moisture risk

172 Electric Avenue

Westerville, OH 43081

moderately worn. The central gray-toned asphalt shingle roof appears to be in mid-to-mature age range with some tonal variation and mild surface weathering visible, suggesting moderate wear consistent with 15+ years of service.

• · Uneven gray coloration across the main roof field, possibly indicating differential granule weathering
• · Slight tonal variation on the front-facing slope consistent with mild discoloration or surface aging
• · No obvious large-scale structural damage but overall dull, aged appearance compared to neighboring darker roof

825 Knebworth Court

Westerville, OH 43081

moderately worn. The reddish-brown tile roof shows uneven tonal variation and possible discoloration across multiple planes, with moderate tree overhang contributing to potential debris accumulation and moss/algae risk.

• · Uneven tonal variation across the tile surface, with darker patches on portions of the roof that may indicate weathering, algae, or debris accumulation
• · Heavy tree canopy overhanging multiple roof sections, increasing likelihood of moss, algae, and debris buildup in valleys
• · Roof valleys partially obscured by shadow and tree overhang, making condition difficult to assess but suggesting potential debris trapping

South Otterbein Avenue

Westerville, OH 43081

moderately worn. The main structure appears to be a multi-plane residential roof with a generally uniform gray tone, showing possible mild discoloration and age-related fading but no clearly catastrophic damage visible at this resolution.

• · Overall roof color is a muted, flat gray consistent with mid-to-mature age asphalt shingles
• · Apparent tonal variation across roof planes, possibly indicating uneven weathering or granule loss
• · Heavy tree canopy overhanging multiple roof sections, increasing moss/debris accumulation risk

753 Hillsdowne Road

Westerville, OH 43081

moderately worn. The upper residential structure shows a mid-to-mature age asphalt shingle roof with apparent uneven coloration and some fading, while the lower gray-roofed structure appears to be a flat or low-slope commercial/multi-unit building with visible penetrations and possible surface we

• · Upper hip roof displays uneven reddish-brown coloration consistent with aging and possible granule loss in lighter patches
• · Lower flat/low-slope gray roof shows multiple puncture-style penetrations and apparent surface irregularities
• · Heavy tree canopy overhang on upper structure increases debris and moisture retention risk

160 West Main Street

Westerville, OH 43081

moderately worn. The primary structure appears to have a dark asphalt shingle roof with a small attached section featuring a red-painted or metal roof, but heavy tree canopy substantially obscures assessment of most roof surfaces.

• · Heavy tree canopy covers majority of roof surface, limiting inspection
• · Dark gray coloration on main roof plane consistent with aged or weathered asphalt shingles
• · Small attached structure with distinctly different red roof surface visible

299 South State Street

Westerville, OH 43081

moderately worn. Multiple structures are partially visible beneath heavy tree canopy, showing dark asphalt roofs with apparent uniform coloration but limited detail due to obstruction.

• · Heavy tree canopy covers the majority of visible roof surfaces, limiting inspection confidence
• · Roof surfaces on the central and lower structures appear uniformly dark gray, consistent with mid-to-mature age asphalt shingles
• · Lower-left structure shows a contrast between a brown/red section and a darker gray section, possibly indicating different roof ages or materials

64 East Walnut Street

Westerville, OH 43081

moderately aged. The roof appears to be in mid-to-mature life with generally uniform coloring and no obvious acute damage visible from satellite altitude, though some tonal variation suggests gradual aging.

• · Uniform mid-gray coloring consistent with mid-life asphalt shingles
• · Slight tonal variation on the main field — possible minor granule weathering or differential sun exposure
• · No obvious missing shingles or tarps visible