Types of Residential Roofs
At Kirberg, our team of roofing experts works with a wide variety of residential roof types. Discover how we take care of your home’s particular roof style.
At Kirberg, our team of roofing experts works with a wide variety of residential roof types. Discover how we take care of your home’s particular roof style.
Residential roofs come in many different shapes and sizes and each residential roof type has its own maintenance and roof repair needs. The types of roofing materials you choose also determine your roof’s overall lifespan. Let’s explore the different types of roof materials available to you when you partner with Kirberg Company.
Pitched roofs are built on an angle, and the angle of elevation can vary greatly depending on the home’s surrounding environment. Homes in areas that receive heavy snowfall and precipitation need steeply sloped or pitched roofs to keep the houses from accumulating precipitation that could lead to water damage and roof leaks. Homes in drier climates can get away with flat roofs more often. Common residential pitched roof materials include:
We also provide commercial roofing services, so if you need them along with our residential services, reach out Kirberg today.
In addition to traditional pitched roofing services, we also offer residential low slope roofing and flat roofing services. Common flat roofing materials include:
Whether you need to replace your old roof or install a roof on a new home, you can call Kirberg today for all your residential roofing needs.
Celebrating 100 years of roofing experience and state-of-the-art equipment, Kirberg Company has become the choice of Fortune 500 companies and residential customers, offering a complete suite of roofing services.