10 Altoona roofs flagged after the 2026-06-19 storm.

3247 Pamona Drive

Town of Washington, WI 54701

clearly worn. The larger lower structure shows uneven, mottled coloration with apparent discoloration and possible granule loss across multiple slopes, suggesting a roof in the latter stages of its service life.

• · Pronounced mottled brown-reddish tonal variation across the main roof surface, consistent with uneven granule loss or algae/moss staining
• · Darker patchy areas concentrated along the hip lines and center of the roof, possibly indicating moisture retention or biological growth
• · Upper smaller structure (northern roof) appears darker gray and more uniform, suggesting a different or more recently replaced roof

3115 Summerfield Drive

Eau Claire, WI 54701

moderately worn. The middle home shows the most notable wear with apparent darker patches and tonal variation across multiple roof planes, while the upper and lower homes appear to be in mid-life condition with some fading and mild discoloration consistent with moderate aging.

• · Distinct darker rectangular patches visible on the middle home's roof, possibly consistent with prior patching or accelerated granule loss in those areas
• · Tonal variation across the middle roof's field — lighter and darker zones suggest uneven weathering
• · Upper home's roof shows relatively uniform medium-gray color with mild fading, consistent with mid-life asphalt

909 North Moonlight Drive

Altoona, WI 54720

moderately worn. A large, mostly flat-appearing architectural shingle roof showing uneven tonal variation and apparent discoloration across multiple planes, consistent with mid-to-mature age wear.

• · Noticeable tonal variation across the main roof surface — darker patches mid-roof and lighter areas toward edges, possibly indicating uneven granule weathering
• · Apparent discoloration on the lower-center portion of the main roof plane, possibly algae or moisture-related staining
• · Roof surface appears relatively low-pitch, limiting runoff and increasing debris/moss risk given heavy surrounding tree canopy

2004 East Wilson Drive

Altoona, WI 54720

moderately worn. Red-toned asphalt shingle roof with apparent uneven discoloration and possible algae or organic growth accumulation, likely accelerated by heavy surrounding tree canopy.

• · Pronounced uneven tonal variation across multiple roof planes — darker mottled patches visible especially on upper center and lower right sections, consistent with algae or biological growth
• · Possible organic debris accumulation in valleys and along lower edges, consistent with heavy tree overhang
• · Apparent darker staining concentrated on the upper main slope near the ridge, possibly algae streaking or moss onset

2104 East Wilson Drive

Altoona, WI 54720

moderately worn. A large, complex dark-gray asphalt shingle roof with moderate tree overhang casting shadows that partially obscure assessment, though visible surfaces show apparent aging with some tonal variation and possible discoloration consistent with a mid-to-mature age roof.

• · Uneven tonal variation across multiple roof planes, consistent with differential aging or possible granule loss in spots
• · Heavy surrounding tree canopy creating significant debris and moisture retention risk
• · Several roof penetrations/vents visible across the field, adding flashing exposure points

3219 Pamona Drive

Town of Washington, WI 54701

moderately worn. The main residential roof appears to be mid-to-mature age asphalt shingles with visible tonal variation and apparent discoloration across multiple slopes, suggesting moderate wear consistent with a roof approaching the end of its serviceable life.

• · Uneven tonal variation across the main roof surface, possibly indicating granule loss or weathering in patches
• · The lower structure (southern roof) shows a notably darker, reddish-brown discoloration across most of its surface, consistent with heavy algae/moss staining or aged shingles
• · Small detached structure to the right shows a similarly aged gray roof with no obvious new installation

2003 East Wilson Drive

Altoona, WI 54720

moderately worn. This large hip-style roof appears to be in moderate condition with visible tonal variation and possible discoloration on the right-side slopes, consistent with a mature-age asphalt roof in a heavily wooded environment.

• · Noticeable darker tonal patch on the right (east-facing) slope, possibly discoloration or algae-related shadowing from tree canopy
• · Overall color appears faded and uneven across the main field, consistent with aging granule surface
• · Small offset upper section visible at ridge — possible dormer or chimney bump-out adding complexity

2012 East Wilson Drive

Altoona, WI 54720

visibly aged, weathered. The main roof section appears moderately to heavily weathered with uneven color tones and apparent granule loss, consistent with a mature-to-aged asphalt shingle roof in a heavily wooded, moisture-prone environment.

• · Uneven, mottled gray-brown coloration across the main roof plane suggesting possible granule loss or algae presence
• · A lower attached section with distinctly darker reddish-brown tones, possibly a different material or age, indicating possible prior partial re-roof or different section
• · Heavy tree canopy surrounding and partially overhanging the roof — high debris and moisture retention risk

3121 Summerfield Drive

Eau Claire, WI 54701

moderately worn. The mid-center home's roof shows uneven color toning and some apparent surface variation consistent with mid-to-mature age asphalt shingles, with no dramatic damage visible but enough wear indicators to warrant inspection.

• · Uneven tonal variation across the main roof field — darker patches scattered across multiple slopes, consistent with granule loss or moisture retention
• · Apparent lighter streak or line near the center of the main roof slope, possibly a repair or flashing mark
• · Roof surface appears relatively flat in color with no sharp shingle definition visible, suggesting granule wear and aging

3109 Summerfield Drive

Eau Claire, WI 54701

moderately worn. Three similar ranch-style homes with gray architectural asphalt shingles showing apparent mid-to-mature age with some tonal variation and possible discoloration on at least one roof, warranting closer inspection.

• · Bottom home shows distinct darker rectangular patches on the lower front slope, consistent with prior partial repair or significant discoloration
• · Overall color tone across all three roofs is a uniform medium-dark gray with some fading evident, suggesting mid-to-mature age
• · Ridge lines appear intact on all three structures but detail is limited at this resolution