Roof Styles & Materials
Step 1: Select Roof Style
Flat Roof
A sleek, low-slope roof ideal for commercial buildings or modern homes. Great for rooftop decks, solar panels, or gardens. Requires regular upkeep to prevent leaks.
Shed Roof
A single-slope roof, perfect for sheds, modern homes, and cabins. Cost-effective, easy to install, and great for drainage, but requires strong gutters for water runoff.
Mansard Roof
A French-style double-slope roof, ideal for adding extra living space and boosting home value. Stylish and elegant but requires higher installation costs and proper drainage.
Gambrel Roof
A classic barn-style roof with two slopes per side. Great for adding attic space and easy to install, but needs regular checks for leaks and isn’t ideal for snowy or windy areas.
Dutch Gabled Roof
The Dutch gable roof combines the spaciousness of a gabled roof with the sturdiness of a hip roof. It features an elegant peak and additional attic space. This charming design will be perfect for your home if you seek functionality and flair.
Hip Roof
The hip roof offers both durability and style. It has exceptional wind resistance and stability with slopes on all four sides. Its compact silhouette goes well with various architectural styles, making it an excellent choice for modern and traditional homes.
Clipped Gable Roof
The clipped gabled roof is an excellent choice if you’re looking for a unique touch while maintaining structural integrity. This innovative design combines the elegance of gabled roofs with the stability of hip roofs, featuring a distinctive modified peak.
Gabled Roof
The gabled roof is a classic that adds charm and character to any home. With its two sloping sides that meet at a peak, this style enhances your home’s curb appeal and ensures efficient water drainage.
Step 2: Select Roof Material
Stone-coated Steel Roof
A tough, versatile roof that mimics slate or clay shingles. Ideal for wet, windy, and wildfire-prone areas. Durable but can be noisy in rain.
Standing Seam Metal Roof
A sleek, durable metal roof with raised, interlocking seams for superior moisture protection. Long-lasting and low-maintenance.
Copper Roof
A premium, long-lasting metal roof with a stunning, unique look. Lightweight and durable but prone to oxidation and hail dents. Requires specialized installation.
Synthetic (Rubber) Slate Roof
Get the elegant look of slate at a lower cost! Lightweight, durable, and eco-friendly, but may be prone to damage from hail and foot traffic.
Cedar Shake Roof
Cedar shake roofs provide excellent insulation while aging gracefully with their rustic charm. This eco-friendly option enhances your home’s aesthetic while offering great durability against the elements.
Slate Roof
If you’re seeking sophistication and durability, slate roofing is for you. It is fire-resistant and provides excellent insulation. The natural stone material exudes elegance and can last over a century with proper care.
Clay Tile Roof
Clay tile roofing offers exceptional insulation, making them perfect for warmer climates where they can keep your home cool. Known for its durability and classic appeal, it can withstand strong winds, heavy rain, and other harsh weather conditions while adding to your home’s beauty.
Asphalt Roof
Asphalt roofing provides reliable protection against the elements without compromising on aesthetics. This budget-friendly roof comes in various colors and styles and boasts durability and ease of installation.