10 Different Types of Roofs

Gambrel

A roof style resembling a gable, featuring two sets of symmetrical slopes on each side.

Mansard

A roof design combining elements of both gambrel and hip roofs, featuring four hipped sides with two slopes each.

SALT BOX

A saltbox roof is an asymmetrical gable-style roof with one side longer than the other, ideal for areas with heavy snow and rainfall

PYRAMID HIP

A roof with four sloping sides meeting at a peak, ideal for regions prone to high winds.

Skillion and lean to

A skillion roof, or lean-to, boasts a single sloped surface with a steep pitch, perfect for modern looks and water drainage.

Shed

A single-sloping side, akin to a skillion roof. Offers a modern aesthetic at an affordable price point.

BUTTERFLY

Two sides slope down to meet at a valley, showcasing a distinctive mid-century modern style.

Open Gable

Two sloped sides forming a triangular shape, embodying a common and straightforward design.

Dormer

A dormer is a roofed structure featuring a window that extends vertically beyond a pitched roof, enhancing light and space.

M-SHAPED ROOF

An M-shaped roof, or sawtooth, has multiple peaks resembling a saw's edge, offering natural light and additional living space.