10 Canyon roofs flagged after the 2026-06-23 storm.

1 Crestway Court

Canyon, TX 79015

visible damage. A clearly distressed roof with an unmistakable blue tarp covering a significant section of the upper roof area, indicating active or recent damage requiring urgent attention.

• · Large blue tarp visibly covering a substantial portion of the upper/front roof section — clear indicator of storm or structural damage
• · Surrounding shingle areas appear dark and heavily weathered with uneven tonal variation across multiple planes
• · Complex multi-plane roof with numerous valleys and intersections, all representing high-risk leak points

2 Crestway Court

Canyon, TX 79015

visible damage. The center-left home shows a clearly visible blue tarp covering a portion of the roof, indicating active damage or an ongoing repair situation, making it a high-priority replacement candidate.

• · Blue tarp clearly visible covering a section of the lower-left roof plane, indicating recent storm damage or active leak
• · Surrounding roof planes appear dark and uniform but tonal variation suggests possible aging
• · Multiple complex roof intersections with valleys — higher probability of flashing and leak vulnerabilities

11 Hinders Drive

Canyon, TX 79015

moderately worn. The central home's roof shows apparent uneven coloration and possible granule loss across multiple slopes, consistent with mid-to-mature age asphalt shingles that warrant closer inspection.

• · Uneven tonal variation across the main roof planes suggesting possible granule loss or differential weathering
• · Darker patches visible on upper slopes possibly indicating algae streaking or moisture retention areas
• · Ridge lines appear slightly irregular in color, possibly indicating ridge cap wear

401 26th Street

Canyon, TX 79015

moderately worn. Multiple small flat-roofed structures visible with apparent uneven tonal variation and possible weathering on membrane surfaces, though image resolution limits definitive assessment.

• · Flat or very low-slope roof surfaces with uneven light and dark tonal patches consistent with membrane aging or ponding water staining
• · Dark perimeter edges on several roof sections, possibly parapet shadows or discoloration at roof edges
• · Multiple detached or closely adjoined structures creating complex drainage and flashing exposure points

2601 5th Avenue

Canyon, TX 79015

visibly worn. The central residential structure shows a dark, unevenly toned roof surface with apparent color variation and possible weathering consistent with mid-to-mature age asphalt shingles.

• · Dark, uneven roof coloration across the main roof plane suggesting possible granule loss or weathering
• · Tonal variation between roof sections may indicate differential aging or prior patching
• · Sparse surrounding landscape and dry yard conditions suggest limited recent maintenance investment

2419 17th Avenue

Canyon, TX 79015

moderately worn. The roofs in this dense residential block appear to be mid-to-mature age asphalt shingles with apparent tonal variation and possible discoloration across multiple planes, though low image resolution limits confident damage assessment.

• · Apparent discoloration and uneven tonal variation across multiple roof planes, possibly consistent with algae streaking or granule loss
• · One central structure shows a notably reddish-brown roof section distinct from the gray surrounding roofs, possibly indicating different material age or prior patch work
• · Deep shadowing in valleys makes slope condition difficult to assess

10 Hinders Drive

Canyon, TX 79015

moderately worn. The primary residence shows a multi-plane asphalt shingle roof with apparent uneven tonal variation and some darker patches consistent with mid-to-mature age wear, though heavy shadowing limits precise assessment.

• · Uneven tonal variation across multiple roof planes suggesting differential weathering or possible granule loss
• · Darker shadowed areas on north-facing slopes may indicate moss or algae accumulation consistent with waterfront/shaded exposure
• · Ridge lines appear intact but resolution limits close assessment of ridge cap condition

1001 Buffalo Trail

Canyon, TX 79015

moderately worn. The primary mid-image residence shows a dark-toned asphalt shingle roof with apparent tonal variation and possible discoloration, consistent with mid-to-mature age wear but no catastrophic damage visible.

• · Uneven color variation across roof planes suggesting possible granule loss or differential weathering
• · Darker tonal patches on the main field consistent with algae streaking or general surface aging
• · Ridge lines appear intact but resolution limits confident assessment of ridge cap condition

21000 I-27 Frontage Road

Canyon, TX 79015

moderately worn. A multi-section metal panel roof with a uniform reddish-brown tone showing apparent surface fading and some tonal variation across planes, consistent with mid-to-mature age but no clearly catastrophic damage visible.

• · Uneven tonal variation across multiple roof planes — some sections appear darker/more faded than adjacent sections, possibly indicating surface oxidation or differential weathering
• · One section near the upper portion of the structure shows a notably deeper/darker hue compared to the lower main roof plane, suggesting possible differential aging or prior patching
• · White ridge/fascia trim visible along eaves, contrasting with roof surface — trim condition appears intact from this resolution

1001 Buffalo Trail

Canyon, TX 79015

moderately worn. The primary residence shows a mid-aged asphalt shingle roof with apparent uneven coloration and some tonal variation across the field, suggesting moderate weathering consistent with a roof in the latter half of its service life.

• · Uneven tonal variation across the main roof field, possibly consistent with granule loss or differential weathering
• · Darker shadowed patches on portions of the roof that may indicate moisture retention or algae discoloration
• · Roof planes appear to be multiple intersecting sections suggesting moderate complexity with potential valley wear areas