The shingle colors we install most.
Every roof below is a real Palisade install here in the Tri-Cities — not a manufacturer swatch. These are the colors we install most around here. For the favorites we've shown a couple of different homes, so you can see the color on more than one house before you decide.
Weathered Wood
A warm gray-and-brown blend that shifts with the light — warm in sun, cooler in shade. A popular pick around here.
Weathered Wood
The same blend on a different home — a gray-brick house with a complex gabled roof. Notice how the color still reads warm.
Charcoal
A deep, near-black gray. Crisp and modern — a popular pick for a clean, low-maintenance look.
Charcoal
The same charcoal on a big brick ranch with dormers — a clean, classic curb-appeal look against the hills.
Pewter Gray
A cooler, more uniform gray for a cleaner, contemporary look — less brown in it than Weathered Wood.
Pewter Gray
The same pewter from above — a clear look at how the color reads evenly across a whole roof.
Hickory
A true, warm brown. Pairs naturally with cream, tan, and log or cedar exteriors when you want the roof to feel earthy.
A quick honest note: shingle color photographs a little differently in full sun versus shade, and looks different next to your brick or siding. Treat these as a starting point — Christian will bring real samples and hold them up to your home before you commit.
Thinking metal instead?
See the metal colors.
Standing-seam metal in the finishes we install most — shown the same way, on real Tri-Cities roofs.