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Discover the best flat-roof house plans. In the collection below, you'll find modern, contemporary, open floor plan, luxury, two-story, three-bedroom, and more designs.
Flat roofs usually cost less to install as they're typically simpler and require fewer materials than pitched roofs. They also tend to be easier to clean and repair.
Flat roofs can struggle with drainage, as water and snow cannot naturally roll off. Be sure to talk to your contractor and/or local building authority to determine which type of roof is best for your area.
Yes! Flat and shed-style roofs are often used to complement modern and contemporary-style homes.
Cost to build depends on many different factors, such as location, material choices, the size of the house, and the market. To get a better idea of what a house plan will cost to build in your area, click the Get Cost to Build Report button on the product detail page of the design you're interested in. You should also discuss your plan with your builder.
