CertainTeed LandmarkShingle Colors on Your Home.
Explore all 9 Landmark colors in EveryShingle. Compare individual roofing colors, then see your favorite CertainTeed shingle virtually on your actual house.
SEE THESE SHINGLES ON MY HOMEBrowse CertainTeed roofing colors in the Landmark product line.
Open any color below for a dedicated swatch, color profile, exterior pairing ideas and virtual roof preview.
EveryShingle lets you move beyond a sample chip and visualize a selected roof color on your actual property.
See multiple Landmark colors on the same home
The most useful comparison is often not one color against a sample house, but several colors against your own exterior. Open the individual color pages below, shortlist your favorites and use EveryShingle to compare them on the same property.
Landmark Colors
Choose a color to see product-specific information and launch the EveryShingle virtual roof visualizer.
Can I compare Landmark colors without changing houses?
Yes. The EveryShingle workflow is designed so you can keep the same property and test different roof selections. That consistency helps isolate the color decision because the house, exterior materials and surrounding context remain the same while the roof choice changes.
How many Landmark colors can I compare?
EveryShingle currently organizes 9 Landmark color options on this page. Each color links to its own dedicated page so the choices remain easy to browse, compare and revisit during your roof-color research.
What will I find on each Landmark color page?
Each color page includes the shingle swatch, manufacturer and product-line context, a color profile, exterior pairing ideas, related colors, comparison guidance, color-accuracy disclosures and a direct path into the virtual roof visualizer.
Why compare Landmark colors on your own house?
Manufacturer photography is useful for seeing a product in context, but another home's brick, siding, landscaping and lighting may be completely different from yours. A property-based preview keeps the surrounding exterior consistent while you compare roof colors.
What Landmark colors should I compare?
Begin with two or three colors that fit the broad direction you want—darker contrast, gray or slate tones, warmer earth tones, or a more distinctive accent. Opening the individual color pages makes it easier to compare swatches, profiles and related colors before testing the finalists on your home.
How to choose a Landmark roof color
Start with the permanent materials on your home—brick, stone and other masonry—then compare roof colors against siding, trim and architectural details. Darker shingles can create stronger contrast, while gray, earth-tone and blended palettes can connect differently with the exterior depending on daylight and roof pitch.
Open any Landmark color below to see its shingle swatch, color profile and exterior pairing ideas. Then use EveryShingle to compare your favorites on the same property view before reviewing a physical sample for your final selection.