Shingle Colors

You’ve Chosen The Roof That Fits Your Style and Budget Now Pick a Color That Fits Your Personality

CertainTeed Landmark AR

Landmark Moire Black

Landmark Heather Blend

Landmark Colonial Slate

Landmark Driftwood

Landmark Burnt Sienna

Landmark Silver Birch

Landmark Charcoal Black

Landmark Hunter Green

Landmark Mojave Tan

Landmark Cobblestone Grey

Landmark Weathered Wood

Landmark Sunrise Cedar

Landmark Pewter

Landmark Resawn Shake

CertainTeed Landmark Pro AR

Landmark Pro Max Def Charcoal Black

Landmark Pro Max Def Silver Birch

Landmark Pro Max Def Weathered Wood

Landmark Pro Max Def Shenandoah

Landmark Pro Max Def Red Oak

Landmark Pro Max Def Pewter

Landmark Pro Max Def Resawn Shake

Landmark Pro Max Def Moire Black

Landmark Pro Max Def Mojave Tan

Landmark Pro Max Def Georgetown Gray

Landmark Pro Max Def Heather Blend

Landmark Pro Max Def Espresso

Landmark Pro Max Def Driftwood

Landmark Pro Max Def Cobblestone Gray

Landmark Pro Max Def Coastal Blue

Landmark Pro Max Def Burnt Sienna

CertainTeed Belmont

Belmont Weathered Wood

Belmont Stonegate Grey

Belmont Shenandoah

Belmont Gatehouse Slate

Belmont Colonial Slate

Belmont Black Granite

CertainTeed Grand Manor

Grand Manor Weathered Wood

Grand Manor Georgian Brick

Grand Manor Gatehouse Slate

Grand Manor Sherwood Forest

Grand Manor Colonial Slate

Grand Manor Stonegate Gray

Grand Manor Brownstone

Grand Manor Black Pearl

Schedule a Time To Take a Look at Some Full Size Color Samples

Please be aware that colors may vary from what you see on your screen.  We recommend setting up a time for us to drop by with some full size color samples.

We want you to love your new roof!
Let us help make sure your roof is the perfect color you’ll enjoy years.

The shingle colors NC homeowners actually pick

Walk any Triad or Triangle neighborhood and you’ll see the same palette winning: weathered wood and driftwood (warm, versatile browns that work with brick and siding alike), charcoal and pewter (clean grays that hide Piedmont pollen and shade lines), and slate (dark, crisp, and classic on colonial homes).

How to choose without regretting it

Look at your roof color next to your brick or siding, not in a showroom — drive a neighborhood with homes like yours and see what works in real NC light. Check your HOA’s approved color list before you fall in love. And remember: darker shingles absorb more summer heat and can show hail bruising sooner; mid-tone colors age the most gracefully in our humidity.

Color affects resale

Neutral, widely-liked colors protect your home’s resale value. Bold color choices are a personal bet — great if you love them, limiting if you sell. When in doubt, weathered wood and pewter are the safest beautiful choices in our market.