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We get a lot of questions from homeowners regarding dark vs. light shingles. More specifically, “do black shingles make my house hotter?” The simple answer is no, not really.
If we compare a white shingle to a black shingle, the temperature in the attic may increase 8-10 degrees. When you get into the grays and browns, there tends to be only a 2-3 degree difference. It is important to realize that an 8 degree increase in the temperature in the attic does not translate an 8 degree increase in your house.
When you have a high increase in house temperature during a hot summer afternoon is a result of poor insulation, or ventilation, in the attic. The poor insulation can allow the attic heat to transfer into your home and poor ventilation can cause the heat to be trapped in your attic.
So when it comes to shingle color, we recommend that you base the color choice on what complements your home, not attic temperature. If you have an attic temperature problem, look to your insulation and ventilation.