1. By: Frazier Roofs & Gutters https://frazierservices.com Copyright @ Frazier Roofs & Gutters1 4 DIFFERENT TYPES OF ROOFS WITH PICTURES

2. THE PROS… Copyright @ Frazier Roofs & Gutters2  Gable roofs are praised for supplying the home with a larger internal attic space.  Very cost-effective to build and install.  Sloped construction can easily shed rainwater to fend off any unwanted leaks. GABLE ROOF

3.  While the design is optimal for preventing leaks, it increases the roof’s vulnerability to wind damages.  Additional vents will be needed to properly circulate airflow and avoid unwanted moisture buildup.  May minimize the visual beauty of properties with a vintage or Victorian aesthetic. Copyright @ Frazier Roofs & Gutters3 THE CONS…

4. GAMBREL ROOF  Increases the space of the loft Compared with other types of roofing options, uses a minimal amount of building materials.types of roofing options  Building and maintaining is extremely economical. Copyright @ Frazier Roofs & Gutters4 THE PROS…

5. GAMBREL ROOF  Not a suitable option for northern climates that experience regular, heavy snowfall – the construction cannot support the dense weight and would be inclined to collapse. Although inexpensive to maintain, requires a healthy amount of regular roof maintenance. regular roof maintenance  When constructed poorly highly prone to leaking. Copyright @ Frazier Roofs & Gutters5 THE CONS…

6.  The design allows for the creation of an outdoor patio or colorful garden.  The construction also allows for the convenient installation solar panels for families looking for an eco-friendly roofing solution. an eco-friendly roofing solution  HVAC units can be attached to the roof, where they will be concealed from view. Copyright @ Frazier Roofs & Gutters6 FLAT ROOF THE PROS…

7. FLAT ROOF  Despite having a slight pitch, flat roofs are still extremely vulnerable to leaks from pooling rainwater.  Not the most cost-effective roofing option as it will require regular maintenance.  To avoid costly and extensive damages, you will need a roofing professional.need a roofing professional Copyright @ Frazier Roofs & Gutters7 THE CONS…

8. HIP ROOF  Possesses a high level of stability, ideal for windy regions.  The sloped sides easily shed snow, reducing unwanted buildup and subsequent water damage.  The visually stunning design of hipped roofing complements virtually all home styles. Copyright @ Frazier Roofs & Gutters8 THE PROS…

9. HIP ROOF  The hip roof is more likely to suffer from leaking. These odds are increased for roofs where dormers are attached.  Extra building materials are needed to assemble the roof May pose challenges pertaining to proper ventilation and thus could require additional vents. Copyright @ Frazier Roofs & Gutters9 THE CONS…

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