Roofing

At Next Level Xteriors, we proudly install Atlas Pinnacle® Impact shingles—built to handle severe weather while maintaining lasting curb appeal. Featuring HP42® technology and a Class 4 impact rating, they provide top-tier protection against hail and high winds.

With Scotchgard™ Protector to prevent black streaks and a variety of styles and colors, your roof stays clean and looks great for years. Backed by a lifetime limited warranty, 130 mph wind rating, and 3M™ Smog-Reducing Technology, these shingles offer durability you can trust. Plus, these shingles are eco-friendly, made with sustainable materials and designed to reduce environmental impact. Their reflective granules help lower energy use, and they’re engineered for long life, reducing waste from frequent replacements.

Every roof is installed to manufacturer specifications with careful attention to detail and job site protection. The result? Reliable performance, long-term value, and a roof built to last — strong, beautiful, and better for the planet.

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Pewter is a medium gray shingle color with cool silver and charcoal tones that creates a clean, timeless look on almost any home. It has a modern yet classic vibe, offering a balanced appearance that isn't too dark or too light. Pewter pairs beautifully with white, gray, blue, and black siding, as well as red or tan brick, making it a versatile choice for both contemporary and traditional homes. Depending on the lighting, it can appear slightly lighter or deeper gray, adding subtle dimension while maintaining a sophisticated look.

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A modern two-story house with a dark blue exterior, white trim, and a gray shingle roof. It features a three-car garage, a small front porch with two chairs, and a well-maintained lawn with a concrete driveway and pathway.
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Black Shadow is a deep, rich black shingle color that creates bold contrast and gives any home a striking, high-end appearance. It has a modern, dramatic vibe while remaining timeless, making it a popular choice for both contemporary and traditional homes. Black Shadow pairs beautifully with white, gray, blue, and natural wood siding, as well as brick and stone exteriors, creating crisp lines and standout curb appeal. Depending on the lighting, it can appear jet black or reveal subtle charcoal undertones, adding depth and dimension without losing its bold look.

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Aerial view of a modern two-story house with gray and blue exterior, brick accents, and a landscaped front yard, neighboring a large grassy green yard with trees, and a distant rural landscape with fields and winding road.
Aerial view of a modern, single-story house with black exterior siding, gray gabled roof, attached two-car garage, and a concrete driveway, surrounded by green lawn and neighboring houses in the background.
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Rustic Highland is a rich blend of warm browns, deep grays, and subtle amber tones that gives your home a warm, rustic character with refined curb appeal. It has a cozy, natural vibe that complements craftsman, farmhouse, cabin-style, and traditional homes while adding depth and dimension to more modern designs. Rustic Highland pairs beautifully with cream, tan, green, brown, and stone exteriors, as well as red or natural brick, creating a balanced and inviting look. Its multi-toned color blend provides visual texture and changes subtly with the lighting, making every roof feel unique.

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Aerial view of a house with a pitched roof covered in brown shingles, a garage with two doors, and a well-maintained lawn surrounded by trees.
Aerial view of a house with a brown shingled roof and white siding, surrounded by trees and a driveway.
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Weathered Wood is a warm blend of soft browns, grays, and earthy tones that creates a natural, inviting look with timeless appeal. It has a classic, versatile vibe that works equally well on traditional homes, farmhouses, and rustic designs while still complementing many modern exteriors. Weathered Wood pairs beautifully with tan, beige, cream, white, green, red, and brown siding, as well as brick and stone accents, making it one of the easiest roof colors to coordinate with. Its subtle color variation adds depth and character, giving your roof a textured appearance that looks great in any season.

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Hearthstone is a warm, medium brown shingle color with subtle gray and bronze undertones that brings a welcoming, timeless look to any home. It has a cozy, traditional vibe with just enough richness to complement both classic and updated exteriors. Hearthstone pairs beautifully with cream, tan, beige, white, green, and brick homes, as well as natural stone accents, creating a warm and balanced appearance. Its blended color variation adds depth and dimension, giving your roof a natural, textured look that remains stylish for years to come.

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Aerial view of a house with a gray shingle roof, a front porch, and a two-car garage in a neighborhood with other houses, green lawns, and trees.
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Morning Harvest is a warm, golden-brown shingle color with soft tan, amber, and subtle gray tones that creates a bright, inviting look with classic charm. It has a warm, welcoming vibe that complements traditional homes, farmhouses, and cottages while adding a touch of character to newer builds. Morning Harvest pairs beautifully with cream, beige, white, light brown, sage green, and brick exteriors, creating a soft, cohesive appearance. Its natural color variation adds depth and warmth, giving your roof a sun-kissed, textured look that enhances curb appeal in every season.

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