ACC SHINGLE SELECTION ADVISORY

The Pineloch ACC has noted an increased number of applications being submitted for roof replacements.  In order to help expedite approval of these requests, the ACC requirements for shingle color are outlined below.

Homeowners should be aware that their current roof color is likely different that the way it used to look when it was new.  Old composite shingles frequently have mildew, which turn them darker.  In addition, old shingles have lost a significant portion of the gravel that provides color.  Please refer to the list below of major manufacturers for the name they use to market their weathered-wood color shingles.  Homeowners who select other brands are advised to provide a sample for the ACC to review.

All new roofs must be the same "architectural" style as was originally installed on homes.  Three-tab singles are not permitted.  Please refer to the Pineloch ACC Guidelines for further requirements.

Shingle Manufacturer	Shingle Brand (architectural style shingle choices)	Shingle Color Name
Atlas Roofing Corporation	Pinnacle Stormaster LM Chalet Stratford	weathered-wood
Certainteed Corporation	New Horizon Shingle Woodscape Series Landmark Series Independence Shingle	weathered-wood or driftwood, depending on the brand selection
Elk Premium Roofing	Prestique Series	weathered-wood
GAF Materials Corporation	Timberline Series	weathered-wood
Owens Corning	Oakridge WeatherGuard HP Duration	driftwood
Malarkey Roofing Company	Legacy Northwest XL Highlander CS	weathered-wood
Tamko Roofing Products	Heritage Lamarite	weathered-wood

The above list may not include all available manufacturers.  The Pineloch ACC does not recommend any one brand over another.  The ACC does recommend that homeowners ask their insurance agent about discounts available for qualified new composite roofing materials that provide better resistance to hail and windstorm damage.

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