Choosing the right shingle color isnāt just about curb appealāitās about protecting your investment, improving energy efficiency, and adding personality to your home. At MLG Roofing, we help homeowners across Brevard and Indian River County make smart, stylish roofing choices that stand up to Floridaās unique climate.
šØ 1. Match the Style of Your Home
Your roof makes up nearly 40% of your home’s visible exteriorāso coordination matters.
- Traditional homes (Colonial, Cape Cod): Choose classic colors like black, gray, or dark brown.
- Modern or coastal homes: Light gray, sandy beige, or subtle blue tones complement these designs.
- Brick homes: Use contrastāgray or black shingles look stunning against red or tan bricks.
āļø 2. Consider Floridaās Heat and Sunlight
Florida’s sunshine is no joke. Lighter-colored shinglesāsuch as tan, white, or light grayācan reflect UV rays and reduce attic temperatures. This may even help lower your energy bills.
š 3. Factor in Your Neighborhood & HOA
Some HOAs limit the color palette to maintain a cohesive neighborhood look. Before making your final choice, check with your HOA. Weāll help guide you through approval during your free inspection.
šø 4. Use Shingle Samples & Visualizer Tools
Seeing is believing. We provide real shingle samples so you can evaluate them in natural light. We also offer roof visualizer toolsāupload a photo of your home and test different color combinations.
š§ļø 5. Plan for Stains and Longevity
Floridaās humidity leads to algae growth and discoloration over time. Darker shingles do a better job hiding these stains. Choose products with algae-resistant warranties for extra protection.
š¬ Ready to Pick the Perfect Roof?
At MLG Roofing, weāll help you choose materials, colors, and styles that fit your home and neighborhood. We offer free roof inspections, affordable financing, and top-rated workmanship throughout:
š Palm Bay, Melbourne, Cocoa, Vero Beach, Sebastian & surrounding areas
š Call us today at 321-381-1441
MLG Roofing ā Your Roof. Our Reputation.
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