A roof style where the framing is flat. Typically, a flat roof has no visible pitch or slope to it.

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A mansard roof is a hip roof that has two pitches/slopes on all sides of the roof, with the lower pitch/slope being steeper than the upper pitch/slope.

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A gable roof has an equal pitch/slope on each side of the ridge. Typically, a moderate pitched gable has an equal 4:12 to 7:12 pitch/slope on both sides of the ridge.

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A gable roof has an equal pitch/slope on each side of the ridge. Typically, a steep pitch gable has an equal 8:12 or greater pitch/slope on both sides of the ridge.

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A turret is a small tower extending above a structure. The base of the turret is usually round with a conical top that forms the roof. Typically, a slight pitch turret has a 1:12 to 3:12 pitch/slope.

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A turret is a small tower extending above a structure. The base of the turret is usually round with a conical top that forms the roof. Typically, a moderate pitch turret has a 4:12 to 7:12 pitch/slope.

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A gambrel roof has two pitches/slopes on each side of the ridge, with the bottom pitch/slope being a sharper angle than the upper pitch/slope.

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A hip roof has sloping inclined ends as well as sloping sides. Typically, a slight pitch hip has a 1:12 to 3:12 pitch/slope for the gable sides and inclined roof ends.

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A hip roof has sloping inclined ends as well as sloping sides. Typically, a moderate pitch hip has a 4:12 to 7:12 pitch/slope for the gable sides and inclined roof ends.

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