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.