Residential roofing takes a variety of forms, including “low slope.” The steepness or angle of a roof is referred to as the “pitch.” A roof’s pitch is determined by the number of inches or feet that it rises for every 12 inches or feet that it extends horizontally. A "low-slope roof" rises less than 2 vertical units (inches or feet) for every 12 horizontal units out. Residential low-slope roofing can be divided into two broad categories: larger flat-roofed applications such as row homes and smaller applications such as residential porch and garage transitions from the main home. In these cases, the slope of the roof changes dramatically from steep slope to low slope on the same structure. With our extensive knowledge and years of experience in the industry, our team is fully equipped to handle your low-slope roofing project.