10 Deaf Smith roofs flagged after the 2026-05-26 storm.

806 Columbia Drive

Hereford, TX 79045

moderately worn. The dark-toned asphalt shingle roof shows uneven tonal variation and apparent discoloration across multiple slopes, suggesting moderate aging with possible granule loss or algae presence warranting closer inspection.

• · Uneven dark patchy discoloration across the main roof field, possibly consistent with algae streaking or granule loss
• · Noticeably darker blotchy areas concentrated toward the center and rear slopes
• · Single white roof penetration (vent or skylight) visible near the ridge center

821 Baltimore Drive

Hereford, TX 79045

moderately worn. The large brown-toned roof appears to be mid-to-mature age with visible tonal variation and some apparent fading, consistent with normal aging but warranting closer inspection.

• · Uneven tonal variation across the roof surface, possibly indicating granule loss in areas
• · Overall color fading consistent with a roof in the 15-20 year range
• · Tree canopy partially overhanging portions of the roof, increasing debris and moisture retention risk

Moreman Street

Hereford, TX 79045

moderately worn. The main structure appears to be a commercial or multi-unit building with large dark gray asphalt roof surfaces showing uniform but aged coloration consistent with mid-to-mature age, with a smaller red-roofed detached structure also visible on the property.

• · Main roof surfaces show a flat, uniform dark gray tone consistent with aged asphalt — possible granule loss or heavy weathering
• · Apparent tonal variation across the larger roof sections, possibly indicating uneven aging or prior patching
• · Smaller detached structure has a distinctly red/rust-colored roof, suggesting a different material or age than the main building

294 North Ranger Drive

Hereford, TX 79045

moderately worn. A large multi-section residential roof with apparent uniform color fading and some tonal variation across slopes, suggesting mid-to-mature age with moderate weathering but no obvious catastrophic damage visible from this altitude.

• · Noticeable tonal variation between the upper (lighter tan) and lower (darker brown) roof sections, possibly indicating different age sections or differential weathering
• · Apparent color fading across the main tan-colored upper roof plane
• · Lower roof section shows a noticeably darker, more weathered tone consistent with granule loss or algae accumulation

845 Baltimore Drive

Hereford, TX 79045

moderately worn. The dark-toned asphalt roof shows apparent mid-life aging with uneven coloration and tonal variation across multiple planes, suggesting moderate wear consistent with 15+ years of weathering.

• · Uneven tonal variation across the main roof planes — darker patches apparent on several slopes
• · Possible mild discoloration on north-facing slope consistent with algae or weathering
• · Roof color appears noticeably darker/dirtier than newer roofs visible elsewhere in the image

843 Baltimore Drive

Hereford, TX 79045

moderately worn. The dark-toned asphalt shingle roof shows apparent mid-to-mature age with uneven tonal variation across slopes and some possible discoloration, warranting an in-person inspection.

• · Uneven color tone across the main roof surface, with darker blotchy areas possibly indicating granule loss or algae activity
• · Tree canopy partially overhanging the roof, increasing debris and moisture retention risk
• · Possible minor discoloration near the center ridge area, consistent with weathering or biological growth

291 Beach Street

Hereford, TX 79045

moderately worn. The large gray-toned asphalt roof shows apparent mid-life aging with some tonal variation and color inconsistency across slopes, suggesting moderate wear consistent with 15+ years of service.

• · Uneven color tone across the main roof field — darker and lighter patches apparent, possibly indicating uneven granule retention
• · Lower secondary structure (dark gray hip roof) appears slightly darker and more uniform, possibly newer or a different material
• · Brown-toned rear structure roof shows notable discoloration and tonal variation across its surface

475 Western Avenue

Hereford, TX 79045

moderately worn. Three separate roof sections are visible across what appears to be a multi-structure property; all show uniform dark gray coloration with some tonal variation and apparent mid-life aging, but no obvious acute damage is detectable at this resolution.

• · Tonal variation across the middle roof section — lighter streaks running lengthwise, possibly consistent with mild algae streaking or uneven weathering
• · Darker peripheral edges on the northernmost roof section compared to the field, possibly suggesting granule migration or shading artifacts
• · Lower roof section (southernmost) appears slightly darker and more uniform, consistent with a different age or material batch

499 Western Avenue

Hereford, TX 79045

moderately worn. The roof appears to be mid-to-mature age with generally uniform but faded coloring and some tonal variation across slopes suggesting moderate wear consistent with aging shingles.

• · Uniform medium-brown coloring with slight tonal variation across multiple roof planes, consistent with general fading
• · Hip-and-valley roof system with multiple intersecting planes visible, increasing flashing exposure points
• · No clearly identifiable missing shingles or tarps visible from this resolution

198 Moreman Street

Hereford, TX 79045

moderately worn. Large multi-section asphalt shingle roof showing uniform mid-gray coloration with some tonal variation across planes, consistent with moderate aging and possible early granule weathering, no obvious acute damage visible at this resolution.

• · Uniform medium-gray tone across main roof sections suggesting mid-to-mature age shingles
• · Tonal variation between the upper front section and lower rear sections — possible differential weathering or prior re-roof of one section
• · Large tree canopy overhanging the front-center portion of the roof, increasing debris and moisture retention risk