Explore Metal Roof Colors
Find a metal roof color you love. Explore eight fade-resistant shades, see how each one looks across our profiles, and pick the right color for your home, your climate, and your curb appeal.
A Closer Look at Each Metal Roof Color
Your roof color does more than set the tone for your home’s exterior. It influences energy efficiency, complements your architecture, and shapes how the roof weathers over time. Here is a deeper look at all eight color options, including the climates and home styles each one suits best, plus how it pairs with our profiles.
Every shade is infused into the Noble Matte coating with fade-resistant pigments, so the color stays true for decades on either profile.
Canyon Red
- Best Climate: Hot & sun-intensive regions, where its warm tone fits desert and Southwestern settings.
- Best Architecture: Mediterranean, Spanish, and Tuscan homes.
- Profile Pairing: Striking on DURA, whose barrel design adds diagonal shadow lines that deepen the red. SUPRE softens it for a more traditional read.
Atlantic Sand
- Best Climate: Hot, sunny, and coastal areas. As a light shade, it reflects more heat and supports cool roof performance, helping reduce cooling costs by up to 20%.
- Best Architecture: Coastal and beach houses, plus transitional homes that lean neutral.
- Profile Pairing: Clean and airy on SUPRE; subtle and textured on DURA
Atlantic Gray
- Best Climate: Hot & sun-intensive regions, where its warm tone fits desert and Southwestern settings.
- Best Architecture: Mediterranean, Spanish, and Tuscan homes.
- Profile Pairing: Striking on DURA, whose barrel design adds diagonal shadow lines that deepen the red. SUPRE softens it for a more traditional read.
Pine Green
- Best Climate: Wooded and variable climates where a green roof tone blends with the surroundings.
- Best Architecture: Farmhouse and rustic homes framed by greenery and landscaping.
- Profile Pairing: Earthy and natural on SUPRE; richer and more dimensional on DURA.
Sierra Brown
- Best Climate: Cooler and variable regions, where its darker tone absorbs warmth and can assist with snow melt.
- Best Architecture: Rustic, farmhouse, Craftsman, and Mediterranean homes.
- Profile Pairing: Warm and clay-like on DURA, grounded and classic on SUPRE.
Pacific Gray
- Best Climate: Cold or variable climates that benefit from heat absorption, and coastal settings that suit cooler grays.
- Best Architecture: Modern, contemporary, and coastal homes.
- Profile Pairing: Dramatic contrast on DURA’s barrel design; refined on SUPRE.
Raven Black
- Best Climate: Northern states and mountain regions, where a dark roof helps with passive warming and snow melt.
- Best Architecture: Modern, contemporary, and traditional homes that want a bold statement.
- Profile Pairing: Sharp and high-contrast on DURA, sleek and understated on SUPRE.
Sierra Tan
- Best Climate: Hot, sun-intensive, and coastal climates, thanks to its lighter, more reflective surface.
- Best Architecture: Mediterranean and coastal homes, plus neutral transitional styles.
- Profile Pairing: Warm and inviting on either profile.
A Quick Word on Profiles
All eight color options are available for SUPRE, so your color selection is never limited by profile. SUPRE is our most popular profile, with a classic corrugated look whose curves soften bolder shades. DURA is available in 7 colors and captures Mediterranean barrel-tile style in steel, with strong shadow lines that add depth to warm colors. Both carry the same weather resistance and the same Noble Matte coating, so you can choose based on style alone.
Why Choose Worthouse for Your Metal Roof
Picking the right color is only part of the decision. The metal underneath the color is what carries that color for the life of the roof. Here is why Worthouse is the right choice for your metal roofing project.
Noble Matte: A High Performance Coating That Lasts
Noble Matte is our premium, factory-applied coating system, integrated during manufacturing rather than painted on in the field. The paint and coating system layers eight protective films that guard against UV degradation, moisture, corrosion, and impact. Because color is infused into the protective layer instead of sitting on top, your roof holds its vibrant color with no recoating required.
German Steel Built to Withstand
Our steel roofing tiles handle thermal expansion, freeze-thaw cycles, and temperature extremes far better than asphalt shingle roofs, which crack and deteriorate as they expand and contract. This is long-lasting protection backed by real material quality, not just a finish.
Tested Against Extreme Weather
Worthouse roofing is tested to withstand 200 mph winds, 2-inch hail, and even golf ball impacts, with top marks for fire rating, wind, and impact resistance. Every color delivers identical performance, so storm-prone homeowners can choose a shade purely on looks.
The Industry's Strongest Warranty
Your color and your roof are protected by coverage that includes 200 mph winds, named storms, 2-inch hail, golf ball impact, and material defects. That warranty is part of what makes Worthouse a confident choice for any property owner.
A Complete Roofing System
Beyond the tiles, Worthouse offers a complete set of matching components, from hip cones to ridge vents, plus soffits, gutters, and fences. Every piece is engineered to work together, so you get a coordinated exterior and one accountable roofing solution instead of mismatched roofing materials.
Built for Homes and Commercial Projects
Worthouse roofing options work for single homes and larger commercial building jobs alike. For commercial projects, reach out to talk through color selection, minimum quantity, lead time, and competitive prices for your scope.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I choose the right metal roof color for my home?
Start with your home’s fixed exterior elements, then match your roof to your siding, brick, stone, and trim for a cohesive color scheme. Factor in your landscaping, since earth tones like Pine Green and Sierra Brown sit well against greenery, and think about resale, since neutral shades appeal to a broader pool of buyers. Looking at neighboring homes also helps you stand out tastefully without clashing with the streetscape. When you have narrowed it down, our color visualizer tool and a physical sample make the final call easy.
Does metal roof color affect energy efficiency?
Yes. Lighter colors like Atlantic Sand, Sierra Tan, and Atlantic Gray reflect more solar radiation and support cool roof performance recognized by the Cool Roof Rating Council, which can help reduce cooling costs by up to 20% in a hot climate. Darker colors like Raven Black, Pacific Gray, and Sierra Brown absorb more heat, which can assist snow melt and add modest passive warming in cold regions. Choosing a cool metal roofing shade for your climate is one of the easiest ways to get energy savings from your roof color.
Will my metal roof color fade over time?
Fading is the concern we hear most, and it is exactly what Noble Matte is built to address. Because the color is infused into the coating during manufacturing and protected by eight layers, it resists UV degradation, chalking, and corrosion. Noble Matte needs no recoating over the life of the roof, which is a real advantage over roofing materials that require periodic maintenance to hold their appearance. Your chosen shade should look as good in twenty years as it does on install day.
Can I see the colors before I commit?
Absolutely, and we recommend it. Use the Worthouse color visualizer to preview how each shade looks on a home, then request a sample to see the actual metal and actual product sample in person. Viewing a specific color in different lighting conditions is the best way to confirm the right color before you order. You can also check our photo gallery for real-world inspiration.
Do you offer custom colors, or only standard colors?
The Worthouse palette features eight standard color choices, each available on both SUPRE and DURA and each protected by the same coating. If you have a specific color need for a larger order or commercial building, contact us to discuss your options, minimum quantity, lead time, and supply chain timing so we can point you to the best choice for your project.
Are all colors available on every profile?
Yes, with one exception. All eight metal roofing colors are available on every profile except Dura, which comes in seven. Pick the profile that fits your architecture, then preview your color on it in the visualizer.