10 Sheboygan roofs flagged after the 2026-07-01 storm.

2004 Superior Avenue

Sheboygan, WI 53081

moderately worn. The red tile roof appears to be in moderate condition with apparent uneven coloration and some tonal variation across the surface, suggesting aging but no obvious catastrophic damage visible from this altitude.

• · Uneven reddish-brown coloration across tile surface, possibly consistent with weathering or algae/moss accumulation in spots
• · Several small dark circular features on the main roof plane — consistent with vent penetrations
• · Upper smaller tile section shows possible darker discoloration compared to the lower main field

1663 Cambridge Avenue

Sheboygan, WI 53081

moderately worn. The central reddish-brown roof shows visible uneven coloration and apparent surface wear consistent with mid-to-mature age asphalt shingles, with some tonal variation suggesting possible granule loss or algae streaking.

• · Uneven reddish-brown coloration across main roof planes, consistent with granule weathering or discoloration
• · Darker tonal patches visible near the ridge and valley intersections, possibly indicating moisture-related wear
• · Several small white/light spots scattered across the roof surface, possibly vents or debris accumulation

455 Vollrath Boulevard

Sheboygan, WI 53081

moderately worn. The central red-toned asphalt shingle roof shows visible color fading and uneven tonal variation across multiple slopes, consistent with mid-to-mature age wear, warranting a closer inspection.

• · Uneven tonal variation across the main roof field — darker patches on several slopes suggest possible granule loss or moisture retention
• · Apparent fading and color inconsistency between roof planes, possibly indicating differing sun exposure or age of repairs
• · Small detached structure (garage/shed) at rear with similarly aged red-toned shingles showing comparable wear

2057 North 5th Street

Sheboygan, WI 53081

moderately worn. The central gray-toned hip roof appears mid-to-mature age with apparent tonal variation and mild discoloration across multiple slopes, suggesting moderate wear consistent with a roof approaching the latter half of its service life.

• · Uneven tonal variation across the main hip slopes, with darker patches possibly indicating granule loss or moisture staining
• · Apparent discoloration on the east-facing slope with brownish-orange tonal shift, possibly algae or debris accumulation
• · Hip ridge lines appear intact but resolution limits close inspection of ridge cap condition

1426 South 20th Street

Sheboygan, WI 53081

moderately worn. The large purple-toned roof appears to be a mature asphalt shingle roof with apparent uniform discoloration and possible granule loss across the main field, suggesting mid-to-late life aging.

• · Uniform purple-gray discoloration across entire roof surface, consistent with significant aging or algae staining
• · Roof color is noticeably different from newer gray roofs on adjacent properties, suggesting older install
• · L-shaped roof footprint with at least one valley visible, increasing flashing wear risk

1853 South 24th Street

Sheboygan, WI 53081

moderately worn. The teal/gray hip roof appears to be in moderate condition with some visible tonal variation and possible granule loss across the field, consistent with mid-to-mature age shingles.

• · Uneven tonal variation across the roof field — lighter and darker patches apparent, possibly consistent with granule loss or differential weathering
• · Hip roof design with visible hip ridges showing possible wear along the ridge lines
• · Two apparent roof penetrations (vents) visible near center of roof

1781 South 24th Street

Sheboygan, WI 53081

moderately worn. The reddish-brown asphalt shingle roof shows visible uneven tonal variation and surface texture inconsistencies consistent with moderate aging and possible granule loss across multiple slopes.

• · Pronounced uneven color variation across the main field — mottled reddish-brown tones suggest differential granule wear or algae-related discoloration
• · Surface texture appears irregular in the satellite view, consistent with shingle surface weathering or granule loss in patches
• · Darker edging/perimeter shadowing along the roofline may indicate edge wear or lifted shingles, though shadow artifact is possible

1751 South 24th Street

Sheboygan, WI 53081

moderately worn. The primary gray roof appears mid-to-mature age with apparent tonal variation and mild discoloration across the field, consistent with moderate weathering but no catastrophic visible damage.

• · Uneven gray toning across the main roof field suggesting possible granule loss or weathering in patches
• · Darker central patch on the main roof slope — could be shadow or possible discoloration/staining
• · Small protrusion visible near center of roof consistent with a plumbing vent or stack penetration

1603 North 20th Street

Sheboygan, WI 53081

moderately worn. The primary subject roof shows a hip-style configuration with apparent mid-life asphalt shingles displaying some tonal variation and mild discoloration consistent with normal aging.

• · Uneven color variation across the hip roof planes suggesting differential weathering
• · Apparent granule loss or fading visible on the larger front-facing slopes
• · Darker tonal patches near ridge lines possibly consistent with early algae or wear

1604 North 19th Street

Sheboygan, WI 53081

moderately worn. The primary gray-toned asphalt roof appears mid-life with some visible tonal variation and mild weathering, consistent with a roof in the 10-20 year range that warrants a closer look but shows no catastrophic failure.

• · Uneven gray tonal variation across the main roof slopes, possibly indicating inconsistent granule wear
• · Slight darker patching apparent near the center ridge area of the largest roof plane
• · Several neighboring roofs show a similar mid-life gray appearance with comparable wear patterns