Preview shingle styles and colors on a Connecticut home, then bring your favorites to your free inspection. Dave will bring physical samples so you can see them on your actual house.
Weathered Wood
Color simulation is approximate — lighting, roof pitch, and shingle blend affect the final look. Dave brings physical sample boards to every inspection.
Pick a Shingle Color
Weathered Wood
The most popular architectural color in Connecticut — warm gray-brown that suits colonials and capes alike.
Charcoal
Deep neutral gray. Crisp against white trim; the safe, timeless choice.
Slate Gray
Cool blue-gray that mimics natural slate — a favorite on Litchfield County historic homes.
Driftwood
Light sandy blend that brightens shaded lots and pairs with earth-tone siding.
Black Sable
Near-black designer look with maximum contrast — striking on farmhouse styles.
Mission Brown
Rich brown for cedar-sided and rustic homes; hides pollen and debris well.
Like what you see?
Mention “Black Sable” when you book your free inspection and Dave will bring the sample board.
For the full experience, use the Owens Corning Design EyeQ® visualizer — upload a photo of your own home and try dozens of real shingle products and colors on it. It’s free, takes about five minutes, and works on your phone.
1. Snap a photo
Stand across the street; get the whole roofline in frame.
2. Try real products
Apply actual Owens Corning shingle lines and colors to your photo.
3. Bring us your pick
Tell us the product and color — Dave brings the physical sample board.