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Dormer Roof
A dormer roof is not an entirely separate type of roof, but it takes its name from a dormer or a windowed structure that projects vertically from a sloping roof. The roof that covers this window is called a dormer roof. Dormers are used to make attic spaces livable,...
Dome Roof
Dome roofs are polygonal and characterized by an inverted bowl shape. While relatively costlier than other alternatives, dome roofs are extremely durable and perfect to use for specific home features like gazebos or cupolas. When planned and designed properly, they...
Curved Roof
Often used as an alternative to a flat roofing system, a curved roof is usually attached to a taller exterior wall. It forms an arch that can go from a low slope to a more rounded peak, allowing for water runoff while adding value to architectural interest. A curved...
Cross-Hipped Roof
A cross-hipped roof is a popular variation of a hip roof, which gently slopes on all four sides. For a cross, the two hip roofs are laid out in an "L," installed perpendicular to each other. These roofs are great for areas with strong winds and provide shade under the...
Roof Repairs in Bridgewater
Your roof is one of the most critical components of your home, offering protection against the elements and contributing to overall structural integrity. As such, recognizing when it needs repair is vital. Here are some signs that indicate it’s time to call for roof...
Conical Roof
Also known as a cone roof, witch’s hat, or turret roof, a conical roof is round on a flat pane and rises to a point, forming a cone shape. Like other common roofing styles such as gable and hip roofs, conical roofs also have roof rafters and support columns;...
Combination Roof
Combination roofs are, quite literally, a blend of various roofing styles based on the building's theme and environment. There is no limit on how many types of this roof can incorporate or which ones can be combined. For instance, it could be multiple gable roofs...
Clerestory Roof
A clerestory roof has two sloping sides joined by a short, vertical wall. The slope typically falls outward, which means the peak is somewhere near the middle of the roof. Its most prominent feature is a row of even, horizontal windows (or one long, continuous...
Butterfly Roof
A butterfly roof is generally made up of two tandem pieces that meet midway and are angled up in a V-shape. This gives an effect of a butterfly’s wings in flight when seen from the exterior, making it a good choice for modern and contemporary homes. Not all...