approved color options.
Restore a faded roof’s color while it’s being preserved. Charcoal, Weathered Wood, Pewter Gray and Barkwood.
See it on a faded roof
The same house, before and in each color.
The colors
Screen colors are approximate. Your dealer can show you a sample on your own roof.
Charcoal
HEX #4A4A4D · RGB 74 / 74 / 77
Pairs well with: White, light gray or navy siding; black or white trim
Weathered Wood
HEX #6B6255 · RGB 107 / 98 / 85
Pairs well with: Beige, cream or tan siding; brick and stone
Pewter Gray
HEX #7E8082 · RGB 126 / 128 / 130
Pairs well with: White, blue-gray or sage siding; black trim
Barkwood
HEX #5C4A3A · RGB 92 / 74 / 58
Pairs well with: Cream, tan or green siding; brick and natural wood
Clear or color?
Both start the same way: assessment, tune-up, cleaning and a Roof Record. The difference is how the roof looks afterward.
- Clear: keeps your roof’s current color, for roofs that still look the way you want
- Color: restores a roof that has faded, streaked or gone uneven
Choosing a color
- See it in daylight: ask your dealer for a sample on your roof; screens shift color
- Check your HOA: many communities approve roof colors, so confirm before you choose
- Match the house: look at siding, trim, gutters and stone together
- Stay close: a shade near the original keeps repairs blending in
