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Choosing a new roof is about more than protecting your home.
Your roofing material, style, and color can have a major impact on the appearance of your property.
UNITED Roofing offers a variety of asphalt shingle and metal roofing options to help homeowners find a combination that complements their home and meets their roofing needs. Explore available roofing materials and colors below and view examples to get a better idea of how different options look on completed homes.
Use our Roofing Material & Color Explorer to compare available roofing options and see how different materials and colors look on real homes.
Start by selecting your roofing material. For asphalt shingles, you can narrow your selection by manufacturer, collection, and color. For metal roofing, choose your roofing style and then explore available colors.
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Color Note: Roofing colors shown online are for reference only. Actual colors may vary based on manufacturing, lighting, photography, surrounding materials, and screen settings. We recommend reviewing physical material samples before making your final selection.
Asphalt shingles remain one of the most popular residential roofing choices because they combine durability with a wide variety of colors, profiles, and styles.
UNITED Roofing offers asphalt shingle options from GAF and IKO, giving homeowners choices ranging from classic architectural shingles to more distinctive premium and designer styles.
When comparing shingles, consider more than color alone. The collection you choose can affect the texture, dimension, and overall appearance of your finished roof.
GAF offers a variety of architectural and designer roofing shingles in colors ranging from classic charcoal and gray to warm browns, greens, and dimensional blends.
UNITED Roofing offers several GAF shingle collections so homeowners can compare both the appearance of the shingle itself and the available color options.
Timberline HDZ shingles provide the dimensional appearance homeowners often associate with architectural shingles and are available in a broad selection of colors.
Available colors: Charcoal, Weathered Wood, Pewter Gray, Oyster Gray, Barkwood, Shakewood, Hickory, Hunter Green, Slate, and Mission Brown.
For homeowners looking for a more distinctive roof appearance, the Bold collection offers deeper and more dimensional color combinations that can make the roof a more prominent part of the home’s exterior.
Available colors: Chestnut Valley, Cliffside, Midnight Mesa, and Sera Sand.
Timberline UHDZ offers another option for homeowners looking for an architectural shingle with added visual depth. Its color selection includes versatile neutrals that complement a wide range of exterior finishes and home styles.
Available colors: Charcoal, Pewter Gray, Weathered Wood, and Slate.
Camelot II designer shingles offer a distinctive profile for homeowners who want their roofing selection to play a more prominent role in their home’s exterior design.
Available colors: Antique Slate, Barkwood, Charcoal, and Weathered Timber.
IKO shingles give homeowners another range of architectural roofing options with colors designed to complement many exterior materials and architectural styles.
UNITED Roofing commonly offers shingles from the IKO Dynasty and Cambridge collections.
IKO Dynasty shingles are available in a broad selection of colors, including classic neutrals, natural tones, and more distinctive color choices.
Available colors: Shadow Brown, Granite Black, Driftshake, Glacier, Summit Grey, Cornerstone Weathered Wood, Brownstone, Monaco Red, Emerald Green, and Olde Style Weatherwood.
IKO Cambridge architectural shingles offer a versatile selection of blacks, grays, browns, and blended colors that can work with a variety of residential exterior styles.
Available colors: Charcoal Grey, Weatherwood, Dual Black, Harvard Slate, Dual Grey, Dual Brown, and Driftwood.
Metal roofing offers a distinctive appearance along with durability and long-term performance. UNITED Roofing offers residential metal roofing in both corrugated and standing seam styles, allowing homeowners to choose the combination of panel style and color that works best for their property.
The profile of the metal can have just as much visual impact as the color. Corrugated roofing creates a more traditional, recognizable metal-roof appearance, while standing seam offers cleaner lines and concealed fasteners for a streamlined look.
Corrugated metal roofing works with a variety of architectural styles, from traditional homes and cabins to farmhouses and other properties where the metal roof is intended to become a noticeable exterior feature.
Color can dramatically change its appearance. Neutral blacks, grays, and browns can create a more understated look, while green, red, and metallic finishes provide additional options.
Available colors: Light Gray, Shadow, High Gloss Black, Cocoa Brown, Antique Bronze, Brite Red, Dark Green, and Galvalume.
Standing seam metal roofing features clean vertical lines and concealed fasteners for a streamlined appearance. Depending on the color selected, it can complement everything from traditional homes and modern farmhouses to contemporary architecture.
Available colors: Evergreen, Dark Gray, Medium Bronze, Dark Bronze, and Matte Black.
Your roof covers a significant portion of your home’s visible exterior, so color deserves careful consideration. Instead of looking at the roof by itself, consider how your selection will work with the permanent and semi-permanent elements surrounding it.
Look at siding, brick, stone, trim, shutters, and other exterior features when comparing roof colors. Permanent materials such as brick and stone are particularly important because they are less likely to change during the life of your roof.
Your roof doesn’t necessarily need to match your home’s exterior. Contrast can help define architectural features and create a more intentional overall appearance.
Dark shingles or metal can create noticeable contrast against a lighter exterior, while complementary neutral tones can create a softer, more cohesive look.
A roofing color can look very different across an entire home than it does on a small manufacturer sample.
That’s why UNITED Roofing’s Material & Color Explorer includes multiple examples where available. Seeing the same roofing material across different homes can give you a better sense of how the color may appear on a larger scale.
Sunlight, shade, weather, and even the time of day can affect how a roofing color appears. Use online images as inspiration and to narrow your preferences, but review current physical samples before making your final decision.
Both asphalt shingles and metal roofing can provide attractive, durable roofing solutions. The right choice depends on your home, priorities, budget, and desired appearance.
Asphalt shingles are available in an extensive variety of colors and profiles and remain a popular choice for residential roofing. Architectural and designer shingles can add dimension and visual interest while maintaining the familiar appearance of a shingle roof.
Metal roofing creates a very different aesthetic, with options ranging from traditional corrugated panels to the clean lines of standing seam roofing. Metal is also known for durability, longevity, and relatively low maintenance.
Not sure which option makes sense for your home? The UNITED Roofing team can help you compare roofing materials, understand the differences, and review your color options in person.
Color availability depends on the roofing material, manufacturer, and product collection you select. UNITED Roofing offers numerous asphalt shingle colors from GAF and IKO as well as a selection of corrugated and standing seam metal roofing colors.
It can. Lighting, photography, surrounding exterior colors, and your computer or phone screen can all affect how a roofing color appears. Gallery images can help you narrow down your preferences, but we recommend viewing physical samples before making your final selection.
Consider your siding, brick, stone, trim, and overall architectural style. Instead of choosing a roofing color in isolation, look for options that complement the permanent exterior elements of your home.
Architectural asphalt shingles create a dimensional shingle appearance and are available in many colors and styles. Metal roofing uses metal panels to create a distinctly different appearance and offers its own performance, longevity, and maintenance characteristics.
Yes. Use the UNITED Roofing Material & Color Explorer to select a roofing material, manufacturer, collection, and color. Available galleries include multiple examples so you can see how roofing colors look across different homes and conditions.
Yes. Our team can walk you through available roofing materials, product collections, and colors and help you narrow your options based on your home, exterior finishes, and preferences.
A new roof protects your home for years to come, but it also changes how your home looks every day.
Start with the UNITED Roofing Material & Color Explorer to find the styles and colors you like. When you’re ready, our team can help you compare your favorites, review physical samples, and choose the right roofing system for your home.
Roofing Color Disclaimer: Roofing colors shown online are for reference only. Actual product colors may vary based on manufacturing, lighting, photography, surrounding materials, and screen settings. Product and color availability may also vary. Always review current manufacturer information and physical samples before making a final roofing selection.
