How to Calculate Roof Pitch

[@jamesrossmusic6013]

Most simplest and easiest to understand explanation for simple folks like me...Thank You SIR!!!!.

[@Gloppp]

Cool.. thank you. This will help with the snow load calculations the county wants for my plot plans

[@tomcormany7323]

I love videos like this.....makes life so much easier......I'm in the midst of a rebate form nightmare, and you had the right answers. Thank you very much.

[@BeckVMH]

I’ve moved to a new home and my internal “don’t be stupid” meter says don’t climb onto this roof (and yes, I thought long and hard before climbing back down). The meter’s alarm never activated at my former home. After watching your vids, I’m guessing I’ve got a 7/12 or better, but I’ll know for sure tomorrow using your techniques. Thanks and too, thank you sir for your service to our country.

[@DigitalRoofingInnovations]

No problem Dave! Be safe up there and thanks for watching!

[@ahmedzubair2904]

Thank you I learn a lot from your videos!

[@daniellascaris4533]

Thanks friend.

[@joeltobert8457]

Of an existing roof. I need to design my roof. 3 ft of run,out, 6 ft of hight is 6/3 pitch ?? Tks Joel do I build mini trusses or just w rafters,

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[@dianestrickland4859]

Like your video so much

[@DigitalRoofingInnovations]

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[@juliogarciaiii850]

Great Video, thank you

[@DigitalRoofingInnovations]

Not a problem and you're welcome!

[@DigitalRoofingInnovations]

What part of the video did you find most helpful?

[@markleeks1116]

Using calculator you can cut all common rafters from the drawing. Just need the span

[@navybluejacket4401]

GO NAVY !!

[@DigitalRoofingInnovations]

Hooyah!

[@douglackie3777]

Code allows architectural shingles on 3/12 roof? That would never fly here in upstate NY.

[@justinlewis7005]

A squid?! Man, you used to be cool haha! Great video brothaman! Semper Fi!

[@mujahidriaz4653]

I can do

[@shawnp8429]

Skip to 2:28

[@silvanskodingo5221]

I think information on how to find the pitch of a roof that's already installed is inconsequential to any learner interested in roofing. You are certainly like a signboard that shows you where you're going but cannot take you there. What calculations give you the rise for the required degrees after getting the run that's half the span?

[@OhhDipzy]

That red bracelet. If you know you know 😉

[@joej.9584]

Let me save you any sort of adversity or learning curve.. Get the app its easy to use.. (;

[@angelanuccio2167]

Worst explanation on getting the pitch of a roof so far , what's that pitch i degrees ? At least you showed how to get that app lol thanks.

[@californiacritic9779]

Go to Google and search pitch conversion to degrees. Next, Google how not to be a passive-aggressive A hole in the comments section. 😂

[@indieOttawa]

Ask ChatGPT (free) Give the rise over say 12 inches and ChatGPT will give you the formula and the answer in degrees.

[@thelostarchivesserialvault5353]

We could do without the booming loud into music.

[@600gleable]

we hate navy though

[@DigitalRoofingInnovations]

Well that's not very nice though

[@navybluejacket4401]

HATE makes it your problem, not ours.

[@JohnDoe-hp5nn]

What a hunk