Lean To Roof
Definition:
A single sloped roof attached to a taller wall, like a shed.
Price Point:
Simple and affordable, it is often used for extensions or sheds.
Flat Roof
Definition:
A mostly level roof with a slight tilt for rain runoff.
Price Point:
Typically, the cheapest due to minimal materials and straightforward construction.
Gable Roof
Definition:
Two sloped sides meet at the top, like an upside-down "V."
Price Point:
Common and relatively affordable, as it’s easy to design and build.
If you check out our Shack Series, you will see the gable roof.
Hip Roof
Definition:
A roof with sloping sides all around, like a pyramid top.
Price Point:
Slightly more expensive due to extra materials and labor for the sloping sides.
You can see the hip roof on The Maybe Forever.
Gable Roof with Dormer
Definition:
A "V" roof with small window sections that stick out.
Price Point:
Typically, the priciest is due to added dormers, which increase materials, labour, and waterproofing needs.
Gable and Valley Roof
Definition:
Two "V" roofs meet, creating low spots (valleys) where they join.
Price Point:
It is more complex and costly, with valleys that require extra support and waterproofing.
Hip and Valley Roof
Definition:
A roof where sloped sides meet and form low spots (valleys) at their connections.
Price Point:
Among the most expensive, as it combines complex slopes, valleys, and structural support.