10 Spearfish roofs flagged after the 2026-07-03 storm.

1430 Charles Street

Spearfish, SD 57783

moderately worn. A complex multi-section roof showing apparent age-related wear with noticeable tonal variation across slopes and what appears to be an orange-toned patched section visible near the center ridge area.

• · Distinct orange/tan rectangular patch visible near center of roof — consistent with a prior repair or replaced section of shingles
• · Multiple roof planes show varying shades of gray and brown, suggesting uneven aging across different sections
• · Significant tree canopy overhanging multiple roof sections, indicating elevated debris and moisture retention risk

West Illinois Street

Spearfish, SD 57783

moderately worn. The roof appears to be a mid-to-mature age asphalt shingle roof with noticeable tonal variation and apparent weathering, though heavy tree shadow and low image resolution significantly limit detailed assessment.

• · Heavy tree canopy casting deep shadows over most of the roof surface, obscuring condition detail
• · Apparent uneven coloration across visible roof planes suggesting possible discoloration or granule loss
• · Roof structure appears to have multiple planes with steep pitches visible from shadow angles

East Jackson Boulevard

Spearfish, SD 57783

visibly aged. The roof appears to be a mid-to-mature age asphalt shingle roof with uneven coloration and tonal variation across multiple planes, suggesting general wear and possible granule loss, though low image resolution limits precise assessment.

• · Uneven, mottled coloration across the main roof surface consistent with granule loss or differential weathering
• · Darker patches visible on multiple slopes, possibly indicating moisture retention or algae presence
• · Apparent multi-plane roof with several valleys, each a potential leak point

115 North 7th Street

Spearfish, SD 57783

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

• · Uneven gray tonal variation across the main roof planes, consistent with differential weathering or granule loss in patches
• · Upper structure has a distinctly darker brownish-red roof surface suggesting a different material or age compared to the lower gray section — possible two-phase construction or prior addition
• · Shadow coverage is heavy across much of the roof, limiting clear surface inspection

East Illinois Street

Spearfish, SD 57783

moderately worn. The central home displays a complex multi-plane dark asphalt roof with apparent mid-life aging, some tonal variation across slopes, and moderate tree overhang that increases debris and moisture risk.

• · Uneven tonal variation across multiple roof planes, consistent with differential weathering or granule loss
• · Large tree canopy directly over portions of the roof, increasing debris accumulation and moisture retention risk
• · Several roof planes with noticeably lighter coloration compared to adjacent sections, possibly indicating prior repair or accelerated wear

538 North 7th Street

Spearfish, SD 57783

moderately worn. The primary roof appears to be mid-to-mature age asphalt shingles showing apparent color variation and possible light weathering, with tree overhang contributing to debris and moisture risk.

• · Apparent tonal variation across the main roof surface, consistent with uneven weathering or possible granule loss in areas
• · Heavy tree canopy overhanging portions of the roof, suggesting ongoing debris and moisture accumulation risk
• · Roof surface shows non-uniform coloration across slopes, possibly indicating differential aging or patchy weathering

1259 Country Club Drive

Spearfish, SD 57783

moderately worn. A large, complex residential structure with tan/brown asphalt shingles showing apparent mid-life aging, some tonal variation across slopes, and a few darker patches consistent with mild weathering or debris accumulation.

• · Uneven tonal variation across multiple roof planes — some slopes appear darker than others, possibly indicating differential weathering or debris accumulation
• · Several dark vertical streaking patterns visible in valley areas, possibly shadow or early algae streaking
• · One roof section (upper left) shows a distinct lighter-colored area that may be a different material or a replaced section

East Gold Street

Spearfish, SD 57783

moderately worn. The roof appears to be a mid-to-mature age asphalt shingle roof with noticeable tonal variation and darker patches across multiple planes, suggesting uneven aging or possible early granule loss, warranting an in-person inspection.

• · Uneven tonal variation across the main roof planes — darker areas concentrated toward the upper/north-facing slopes, consistent with possible moisture retention or algae early-stage growth
• · Multiple roof planes with differing shading levels, suggesting possible differential aging across sections
• · Apparent penetrations visible on the main field — possible attic vents or plumbing stacks

1622 Branding Iron Drive

Spearfish, SD 57783

moderately worn. A large hip-roofed home with a complex multi-plane layout showing apparent tonal variation and mild uneven coloration across slopes, consistent with mid-to-mature age asphalt shingles warranting a closer look.

• · Uneven coloration across multiple roof planes — darker patches on several hip sections possibly indicating granule loss or weathering
• · Apparent tonal variation between the upper central ridge area and surrounding slopes, possibly indicating differential aging
• · Roof complexity with multiple valleys and hip intersections increases flashing wear risk

983 Country Club Drive

Spearfish, SD 57783

moderately worn. The roof appears to be a mid-to-mature age asphalt shingle roof with generally uniform tan/brown coloration, some tonal variation across planes, and multiple penetrations visible, suggesting moderate aging without immediately obvious critical damage.

• · Tonal variation across multiple roof planes — darker patches on several sections consistent with possible granule loss or differential weathering
• · Multiple roof penetrations (vents/stacks) visible across the surface, each a potential flashing wear point
• · Roof has numerous intersecting planes and valleys, increasing complexity and areas of potential water intrusion