COLOR SELECTOR
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COCOA BROWN
HAWAIIAN BLUE
WHITE
CHARCOAL
BURGUNDY
BURNISHED SLATE
BRIGHT RED
GALLERY BLUE
EVERGREEN
RUSTIC RED
MATTE BLACK
BLACK CRINKLE
CHARCOAL CRINKLE
BURGUNDY CRINKLE
BURNISHED SLATE CRINKLE
DARK RED CRINKLE
EVERGREEN CRINKLE
IVY GREEN
ASH GRAY
COCOA BROWN CRINKLE
GALLERY BLUE CRINKLE
ASH GRAY
CRINKLE
choosing a color
We give you our expert opinion about the factors you should consider before making your final decision on a color for your metal roofing project. Learn about the following factors below:
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Metal Color Chips and Panel Samples
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Metal Color Chips and Panel Samples
How To Choose The Perfect Metal Roofing Color For Your House
- Are you subject to the rules of an HOA?
- Does your HOA even allow a metal roof?
- If you are a part of an HOA, make sure that you verify metal roofs are allowed and get a list of the approved colors.
- Then submit a color chip for approval by the HOA.
- What colors are the other roofs in your neighborhood?
- Neighborhoods tends to have some uniformity in their appearances. If all of the roofs in your neighborhood are light earth tones, then installing a Slate Blue roof might not be the best idea.
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Neighborhood Trends
MODERN ARCHITECTURE HAS BEEN TRENDING TO DARK COLORS AND DARK MATTE COLORS FOR METAL ROOFING.
Recommended Colors:
Matte Black, Burnished Slate, Charcoal, Crinkle Paint Prints
BARNS OR OTHER FARMHOUSE ARCHITECTURE ARE OFTEN REDS, WHITES, OR DARK GRAYS.
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Architectural Style
- Compare the metal roofing colors to your stucco, siding or brick.
- These are your main features of your house. The featured colors should complement each other.
- Take Additional Property Features Into Account
- Doors Windows Fences Columns RaIlings Landscaping
- Add A Pop Of Color
- Consider using a trim color that is a different color than the metal roof to compliment the design.
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Surrounding Features
Lighter color roofs have the effect of
- make a high slope or tall roof look less profound.
- making your roof look taller, especially if it has a shallow pitch.
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Darker vs. Lighter Colors
- Look at the main features of your house and compare roofing samples at different times of the day.
- In natural lighting the colors will look different depending on the lighting conditions.
- In the middle of the afternoon, you may notice a glare with a glossy color. However, a matte color might look gloomy or dull in the early evening.
- For the most accurate idea of what each color will look like, consider all your potential roof colors at different times of the day in various lighting.
