10 Parker roofs flagged after the 2026-05-28 storm.

126 Post Oak Court

Willow Park, TX 76087

visibly aged. The roof displays a distinctive reddish-brown coloration with uneven tonal variation across multiple planes, consistent with significant weathering and possible granule loss, partially obscured by heavy tree overhang.

• · Pronounced reddish-brown discoloration across entire roof surface, possibly indicating heavy algae or granule oxidation
• · Uneven color patches visible across multiple roof planes suggesting differential weathering
• · Heavy tree canopy casting shadows and likely contributing to debris accumulation and moisture retention

1437 East Lake Drive

Weatherford, TX 76087

moderately worn. The primary roof surface appears mid-to-mature age with apparent tonal variation and possible discoloration, but heavy tree canopy substantially obscures most of the roof, limiting reliable assessment.

• · Heavy tree canopy covers majority of roof surface, making thorough inspection impossible from this imagery
• · Visible roof sections show a gray-blue tone consistent with aged asphalt shingles
• · Apparent tonal variation across visible roof sections — could indicate uneven weathering or granule loss

3993 Crest Road

Weatherford, TX 76087

moderately worn. The main house roof shows a warm reddish-brown asphalt shingle surface with some tonal variation and apparent fading consistent with mid-to-mature age, while a detached metal-roofed structure is also present on the property.

• · Reddish-brown shingle color with uneven tonal variation across the main roof slopes
• · Apparent darker shadowed zones along roof edges possibly consistent with debris accumulation from heavy tree overhang
• · Detached large structure (barn/workshop) with white metal panel roof visible to the north

98 Crown Road

Willow Park, TX 76087

moderately worn. The main structure has two parallel metal-panel gabled bays in light blue-gray with apparent surface oxidation and tonal variation, plus a flat-roof section at the rear showing a dark membrane; a separate older corrugated metal structure to the right shows notably heavier weather

• · Tonal variation and lighter streaking across both metal panel bays, consistent with surface oxidation or fading
• · Flat rear section appears dark and uniform — possible EPDM or built-up membrane, condition indeterminate
• · Detached corrugated metal structure (right side) shows significant discoloration and apparent rust-toned weathering across much of its surface

199 Ridgehaven Court

Willow Park, TX 76087

moderately worn. Large complex custom home with asphalt shingles showing apparent mid-to-mature age, with some tonal variation and possible granule loss across multiple roof planes, though no catastrophic damage is clearly visible.

• · Uneven tonal variation across multiple roof planes — darker and lighter sections suggest differential aging or possible granule loss
• · North-facing slopes appear notably darker, consistent with algae streaking or moss accumulation
• · Multiple valleys and hip intersections visible, each a potential leak point worth inspecting

400 Elbow Court

TX 76087

moderately worn. The main roof surface shows a medium-to-dark reddish-brown color with apparent unevenness in tone across slopes, suggesting moderate aging, with tree debris and canopy shadow complicating a full assessment.

• · Tree canopy overhanging and casting shadows on the central portion of the roof, obscuring full surface assessment
• · Apparent tonal unevenness across the main slope, possibly indicating uneven granule wear or discoloration
• · Debris accumulation from overhanging tree branches visible on roof surface near center

3628 Nichols Road

Willow Park, TX 76087

moderately worn. The roof appears to be a mid-to-mature age asphalt shingle roof with noticeable dark tonal variation and possible discoloration, though heavy tree canopy and shadows significantly obstruct a clear assessment.

• · Heavy tree canopy casting large shadows across most of the roof surface, limiting visibility
• · Apparent dark discoloration or tonal variation across the main roof plane — consistent with algae streaking or general weathering but difficult to distinguish from shadow
• · Roof color appears uniformly dark/blue-gray, suggesting possible aged shingles or algae-related darkening

333 Cook Road

Willow Park, TX 76087

moderately aged. The roof appears to be in reasonably solid condition with uniform gray coloring and no immediately obvious major damage, though some tonal variation and apparent mid-life aging are visible across the main slopes.

• · Uniform medium-gray color across the main roof field, consistent with mid-life architectural shingles
• · Darker upper section (possible shadow or separate roof plane/addition) with notably different tone than the primary roof body
• · Several small circular penetrations visible scattered across the roof surface — likely plumbing vents or attic vents

3808 Willow Circle

TX 76087

apparently sound. The central structure appears to have a light-colored metal roof that looks relatively uniform and clean with no obvious signs of significant deterioration visible at this resolution.

• · Light gray/silver metal roof surface with consistent panel lines visible
• · No apparent tarp, missing sections, or obvious deformation visible
• · Moderate tree canopy nearby casting shadows across portions of the roof, limiting full assessment

323 Cook Road

Willow Park, TX 76087

well-maintained. This appears to be a relatively newer architectural shingle roof in good overall condition, displaying uniform coloration with no apparent major damage or significant wear visible from this altitude.

• · Roof color is predominantly uniform dark blue-gray, consistent with newer or mid-age architectural shingles
• · Distinct contrast between darker upper sections and lighter gray lower sections may indicate different roof planes or slight tonal variation from angle/shadowing
• · No apparent missing shingles, large patches, or tarps visible