Your metal building does not have to look industrial. With 14 color options for roof and wall panels, you can create a building that complements your home and property.
Color Matters More Than You Think
Gone are the days when metal buildings came in one color: galvanized silver. Today, you can choose from 14 distinct panel colors for your roof, walls, and trim — and mix and match to create a custom look that fits your property.
Our 14 Panel Color Options
Here is a breakdown of every color we offer and where each one works best:
Neutrals and Whites
- White: The brightest option. Reflects heat well, making it a popular choice in hot climates. Clean, classic appearance that pairs with any wall color.
- Tan: A warm, light neutral that blends beautifully with sandy or wooded landscapes.
- Sandstone: Slightly darker than tan with a warm, earthy tone. Very popular for residential garages.
- Pebble Beige: A versatile light beige that works in nearly every setting.
- Clay: A medium warm neutral with a hint of pink. Complements brick, stone, and earth-toned homes.
Grays
- Galvalume: The classic unpainted steel finish. Affordable and durable, with a distinctive metallic look.
- Pewter Gray: A medium gray that provides a modern, industrial aesthetic.
- Quaker Gray: A darker charcoal gray. Sharp and contemporary, especially with white trim.
Earth Tones
- Earth Brown: A deep, rich brown that fits naturally in rural and wooded settings.
- Barn Red: The traditional red barn color. A bold choice that makes a statement on farms and rural properties.
- Burgundy: A darker, more refined red. Sophisticated and less rustic than barn red.
Cool Tones
- Evergreen: A deep, forest green. Blends into wooded landscapes and pairs well with earth brown or white trim.
- Slate Blue: A muted steel blue that provides a unique, distinctive look. Works beautifully with white or gray trim.
- Black: Bold and modern. Makes a strong design statement. Consider a lighter roof color to reduce heat absorption.
Popular Color Combinations
Here are some of our most requested combinations:
- Clay walls with burgundy roof and white trim
- Sandstone walls with evergreen roof and white trim
- Pewter gray walls with black roof and white trim
- White walls with barn red roof and barn red trim
- Tan walls with earth brown roof and earth brown trim
- Pebble beige walls with slate blue roof and white trim
Tips for Choosing Colors
- Match or complement your home's exterior colors for a cohesive look
- Lighter roofs reflect more heat — important in southern states
- Darker colors hide dirt and weathering better than lighter ones
- Check your HOA rules if applicable — some communities restrict metal building colors
- Use our 3D Metal Builder to preview color combinations before you order
All 14 colors are available at no extra charge on every building we sell. Call 833-722-7678 to discuss your color options or design your building in 3D with our free online tool.