08/13/2026
Picking a roof color sounds easy… until you realize you’ll be looking at that decision every single day for the next 20+ years.
And no, the most popular shingle color isn’t automatically the best one for your home.
A good roof color should work with what’s already there: your siding, brick, trim, architectural style, and the overall look of the house.
A few combinations we love:
White or light siding → Charcoal or Slate
Brick or red tones → Weathered Wood or Barkwood
Beige or tan → Shakewood or Hickory
Blue or gray siding → Pewter Gray
The right combination can completely change how a home looks from the street. And considering how much visual space your roof takes up, this is one decision worth getting right before thousands of shingles show up in your driveway.
Not sure which shingle color would look best on your home?
DM us “COLORS” and we’ll show you some options from real JA Edwards of America roofing projects across Florida.