Why do houses have shingles and slanted roofs, but most other buildings have flat tops?

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Why do houses have shingles and slanted roofs, but most other buildings have flat tops?

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Rain moves down off the slanted roof to prevent pooling and leaks, a larger roof is difficult/expensive to build with a slant so may have a generally flattish roof with a slight slope with drainage system removing water from the middle of the roof.

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