
Materials & Colors
Materials and Colors for Your Roof
What we install, how to pick a color you’ll still like in twenty years, and why you should never trust a screen.
- Since 1993
- 4.9 (286 Google reviews)
- CCB #224186
- Family-owned
What we install
Shingles: Owens Corning is where we usually start. We’re an Owens Corning Platinum Preferred Contractor, which is part of why. We also install CertainTeed and GAF if you have a color or line you want. Metal: Taylor Metal, made to order for your roof. Your proposal names the exact product and color.
Three things to consider when picking a color
- Does it work with your siding, trim and eaves? Bring a photo of the house.
- Do you want snow to melt or hold? Darker roofs shed sooner in the sun.
- Does your HOA have a list? Sunriver and Eagle Crest do. Bring it, and we’ll give you the material and color information they need.
Look at the real thing
Screens lie. Bronze on a monitor looks like burnt orange in the driveway. We bring physical samples, and we’ll put one on your roof in the sun before you commit.
What’s under the color
Ice and water shield, synthetic underlayment, drip edge, pipe flashing, roof-to-wall flashing. The parts you never see are the ones that keep water out. Here’s what each one does, or see metal roofing and what a replacement includes.
Colors
A few of the colors we install most
Reference images only. Colors vary by screen, and by the light on your roof. Ask us for a sample.
Owens Corning TruDefinition® Duration®
Reference images. The real shingle in your driveway will look different from any screen. Ask us for a sample.

Brownwood

Driftwood

Onyx Black

Peppercorn

Teak
Standing-Seam & Panel Metal
Reference images for Taylor Metal finishes. Metal colors shift a lot in the sun; look at the real sample before you decide.

Black Matte

Charcoal Grey

Copper

Forest Green

Graphite Black
FAQ
Material and color questions
What roofing materials do you install?
Who handles permits and association approvals?
Is the roof inspection free?
Guides for planning your next step
- Roofing 101: The Parts of a Residential Roof
What’s under the shingles, what each layer does, and how the parts work together to protect your home.
Free roof inspection
Pick a color with a roofer, not a screen.
Free inspection, real samples, and a proposal that names the exact product.
Prefer to talk? Call Mon–Fri, 8am–5pm
(541) 316-9567Request a free roof inspection
No pressure, no obligation. If your roof can wait, we'll tell you.
