Brownwood Shingle Color
Brownwood shingle color comes from Owens Corning in two lines, Duration and Oakridge, both shown below on real homes.
The two are near enough identical to each other on a roof.
Both Owens Corning versions read the same on a roof, which makes this a color question rather than a product one. Your siding answers it.
- Shingles
- 2
- Brands
- 1
- Per square
- $113 to $139
What Brownwood Looks Like on a Roof
Brownwood is a mid brown with a red undertone. It is warmer than Driftwood and lighter than Black Walnut.
Both Owens Corning versions read the same on a roof. The photos below cover 25 installs.
Which Shingles Come in Brownwood
Duration is rated to 130 mph. Oakridge is rated to 110 mph and costs less per square.
Both carry a lifetime limited warranty. Brownwood is an Owens Corning name, and these two are the only shingles sold under it.
- Owens Corning Duration $120 to $139
- Owens Corning Oakridge $113 to $130
What Brownwood Costs per Square
$113 to $139 per square
Materials only, three bundles to a square, from a 2026 retail snapshot.
Oakridge is the cheaper of the two by about $7 per square.
Tear off, underlayment, ridge cap and labor are quoted separately.
Owens Corning, in Duration and Oakridge. The name is theirs. A mid brown from another brand will be a near match rather than the same color.
The color matches. Duration adds the SureNail strip and a 130 mph wind rating. Oakridge is rated to 110 mph and costs less.
No. Brownwood is a warmer red brown. Driftwood carries gray, which is why it reads cooler on the same roof.
Cream, tan, sage and warm white all work. It also sits well against natural stone, since both carry warm brown.
How to check Brownwood against your siding
One daylight photo from your phone, whole roof visible. The roof masks itself in about four seconds.
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