Roof report for 3102 East Heartleaf Lane
Built from public records, weather history, and the details you shared. Use this as a smart starting point, then decide whether you want to keep watching the roof or have it checked in person.
The bottom line
Your roof is likely about 7 years old and in watch condition, with high wind exposure from the last decade of storms. Schedule a tune-up or photo review.
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Home snapshot
- City
- Boise
- County
- Ada
- Street address
- 3102 E HEARTLEAF LN
- Year built
- 2013
- Lot size
- 9,165 sq ft
- Property use
- Residential (R-1C)
- Roof permit search
- Unavailable
- Latest roof permit
- Unavailable
- Estimated roof area
- 3557 sq ft
- Roof steepness
- 6/12
- Roof sections
- 7
- Roof complexity
- Moderate
- Access difficulty
- Difficult
- Roof shape
- Hip
Public property record details
- Zoning
- R-1C
- Property code
- R
- Subdivision
- ELEVATION RIDGE SUB
- Area code
- 01-5
- Acreage
- 0.210 acres
- Assessed value
- $721,900
- Homeowner exemption
- $125,000
- Legal description
- LOT 16 BLK 1 ELEVATION RIDGE SUB
County home record details
- Home type
- Single Family
- Bedrooms
- 3
- Bathrooms
- 2.5
- Fireplaces
- 1
- Air conditioning
- Yes
- Garage / car storage
- 915 sq ft
- Total interior area
- 2570 sq ft
- Main floor
- 1082 sq ft
- Upper floor
- 1488 sq ft
Roof permit history
Public permit records help support recent replacement claims, but missing permit history does not prove work never happened.
Boundaries shown here are public map references, not a legal survey.
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Weather around this home
Weather history
What Your Roof Has Been Through
Your roof does not age in a straight line.
Wind and hail exposure around this property over the last 10 years helps explain why wear can show up unevenly from one roof to the next. This Afternoon: Partly Sunny, 77°F, winds 8 mph. In the last 10 years, this roof location scores 96/100 for weather stress. Hail exposure looks moderate, wind exposure looks high, and 9 severe events were recorded within 5 miles. Largest hail nearby: not available. Strongest wind nearby: 70 mph. Most recent severe event: Sep 2024. Urgent inspection recommended.
Weather Stress Score
96
/ 100
Severe exposure
In the last 10 years, this roof location scores 96/100 for weather stress. Hail exposure looks moderate, wind exposure looks high, and 9 severe events were recorded within 5 miles. Largest hail nearby: not available. Strongest wind nearby: 70 mph. Most recent severe event: Sep 2024. Urgent inspection recommended.
Wind uplift risk
High
Hail impact risk
Moderate
Primary concern
Repeated wind uplift pressure
Should this roof be checked?
Urgent inspection recommended
What this may mean
High wind can lift shingles, weaken seal strips, move flashing, and expose fasteners. Hail can bruise shingles, accelerate granule loss, and shorten usable roof life.
Year-by-year weather history
Each year shows how much hail, wind, and alert activity was recorded near this roof.
Severe weather nearby
9 within 5 miles
Largest hail nearby
Unavailable
Strongest wind nearby
70 mph
Latest weather event
Thunderstorm Wind · 12/17/2025, 9:15:00 AM
Latest nearby severe weather
9/2/2024, 4:45:00 PM
Full weather history
Open the full 10-year event list if you want to see every stored weather entry for this roof.
8 entries
Full weather history
Open the full 10-year event list if you want to see every stored weather entry for this roof.
Thunderstorm Wind · 12/17/2025, 9:15:00 AM
ADA, IDAHO · magnitude 57.00 · The Idaho Transportation Department's Valley Interchange weather station south of Hazelton reported a 66 mph gust as a line of showers and embedded thunderstorms move through.
Thunderstorm Wind · 7/9/2025, 6:25:00 PM
ADA, IDAHO · magnitude 55.00 · Mesonet station IDARNG2_RG14 measured a wind gust of 63 mph as a thunderstorm outflow passed. This outflow continued into Elmore county. No damages were reported.
Thunderstorm Wind · 9/2/2024, 4:45:00 PM
ADA, IDAHO · magnitude 50.00 · The public reported a large spruce tree down.
Thunderstorm Wind · 9/2/2024, 4:40:00 PM
ADA, IDAHO · magnitude 52.00 · The public reported a large spruce tree was knocked down along with old juniper trees. Idaho Power reported that this caused 2000 customers to be without power in the Boise North End.
Thunderstorm Wind · 9/2/2024, 4:38:00 PM
ADA, IDAHO · magnitude 55.00 · The ASOS station at the Boise airport reported a high wind gust from a thunderstorm outflow boundary.
Thunderstorm Wind · 9/2/2024, 4:31:00 PM
ADA, IDAHO · magnitude 50.00 · A large spruce tree was knocked down at Morris Hill Cemetery.
Thunderstorm Wind · 7/24/2024, 3:28:00 PM
ADA, IDAHO · magnitude 51.00 · The Crestline Trail RAWS measured this wind gust.
Thunderstorm Wind · 5/28/2024, 4:43:00 PM
ADA, IDAHO · magnitude 52.00 · A strong outflow boundary from a thunderstorm damaged several power lines around the Boise metropolitan area and Garden Valley. Around 2,000-3,000 people were estimated to be without power in both of those regions due to wind damage.
This does not automatically mean your roof needs replacement. It means this roof has been exposed to conditions that commonly lead to lifted shingles, granule loss, weakened seals, flashing movement, and shorter service life.
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How to use this estimate responsibly
A useful report should narrow the next step without pretending the estimate is perfect.
Does a healthy score mean do nothing forever?
No. It means no replacement recommendation based on current evidence. Monitoring still matters, especially after major storms.
Why might a report be marked for review?
Some roofs need a closer look because the available information is limited, the roof is older, or recent weather activity suggests the roof should be checked in person.
What should I do next if I am unsure?
If this report raises questions, the safest next step is to schedule an inspection so a roofer can confirm the condition in person.
Use this report as a starting point, then decide what your roof needs.
If the roof looks fine, keep monitoring it. If the report raises concern, ask for an inspection and get a clear answer from a roofer.
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