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Photo Gallery of Roof Types

There are various types of roofs but they mainly fall into two categories: sloped roofs many of which are tied closely to a particular house style or geographic region; and flat roofs which are all very similar and mostly found in modern architecture and throughout the Southwest.

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Flat or low-sloped roof

Shed roof

Gable roof

Salt box roof

Gambrel roof

Gable dormer roof

Shed dormer roof

Hip roof

mansard-roof
Mansard roof

Tags: architecture, house style, roof types, roofline

Charles & Hudson | May 14, 2008 | Comments () |

Liquid EPDM

Thank you so much for the information sharing and briefing with the help of pictures...

Good Luck...

Epps

Help! We are having BIG problems with the contracor that we employed to do our roof. Each day we find new problems. The white flashing that is to outline the dormers is not installed correctly leaving an area exposed in the areas that comes in contact with the roof line. The drip edges are don't seem to reach the edge of the roof. When I got up on the ladder I noticed that the shingles did not properly overlap.
Help we need help.
The Epps

Bigalat

I saw a conversion of a dormer roof to a deck from the apex line, the gables stayed in place but the roofing on one side was brought down to a flat surface, could you tell me the name of this type of conversion please?

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