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#33443C · green · earthy undertone
GAF · Timberline HDZ

GAF Timberline HDZ Hunter Green Shingles

An architecturally bold green that reads as deliberate rather than dated.

Wind Up to 150 mph
Warranty 30 yrs
Per square $137
Florida home with Timberline HDZ Hunter Green roof Florida home with Timberline HDZ Hunter Green roof

Independent product summary. Warranty terms and installed price vary by contractor and region.

The numbers, plainly.

Every figure a contractor or an insurer will ask about, with the standard it is measured against.

Type
Asphalt
Fiberglass-mat, granule-coated, dimensional architectural shingle
Grade
Architectural
Laminated profile with dimensional shadow line
Warranty
30 years
Manufacturer limited; transferable terms vary
Wind rating
Up to 150 mph
WindProven Limited Wind Warranty has no maximum wind-speed cap when installed with four qualifying GAF accessories. ASTM D3161 Class F.
Hail / impact
Class 3
UL 2218 Impact-Resistance Test rating. Class 4 is the highest grade; some Florida insurers offer a small discount on hail-rated roofs.
Fire rating
Class A
ASTM E108 / UL 790
Weight per square
240 lbs
Standard architectural asphalt
Algae resistance
StainGuard Plus
25-year algae warranty
Manufacturer
GAF
Parsippany, NJ · made in the USA
Pieces / square
64
Coverage: 100 sq ft per square
Exposure
5 5/8"
Manufacturer-specified shingle exposure per course

What you're looking at.

The granule tones the blend is built from, how the colour is classified, and how it behaves on a roof.

Granule 01 Base tone #33443C
Granule 02 Deeper granule #28352F
Granule 03 Lighter granule #40574B
Hex
#33443C
Family
Green
Undertone
Earthy
Best in
Late morning light
How it shifts

A deliberate color. Hunter Green works on craftsman, traditional, and cottage-style elevations where the roof is meant to grow out of the landscape. The granule blend uses dark olive and brown accents to keep the surface visually warm.

The profile

The granule blend uses forest green as the base with smaller portions of olive and dark brown to anchor the color. Up close you can see the layering; from the street it reads as one earthy plane.

Where it belongs

A natural choice if your elevation has natural cedar, stone, or warm-earth siding. Best avoided on stark coastal modern builds.

Compare with Charcoal Grey

See it on a house.

Timberline HDZ Hunter Green, shown two ways: photographs from manufacturers and Florida roofers, and renders that keep the roof color from an install photo and restyle the facade around it. Every image below says which it is.

Florida home with Timberline HDZ Hunter Green roof
Manufacturer install
Florida home with Timberline HDZ Hunter Green roof
Contractor install
Florida home with Timberline HDZ Hunter Green roof
AI-rendered example (front view)
Florida home with Timberline HDZ Hunter Green roof
AI-rendered example (right-34 view)

Hunter Green pairs well with.

We do not yet have full-render combination pages for this color family.

Earthy neutral Warm Cream Wood accent Natural Cedar Bright contrast Stone White Tonal match Soft Sage Warm anchor Tobacco Brown

Other green shingles, side by side.

Cross-brand similarity computed by redmean RGB distance. Lower distance equals closer perceived match.

IKO · Cambridge Charcoal Grey Redmean Δ 14.7 IKO · Dynasty Emerald Green Redmean Δ 16.7 Atlas · Pinnacle Pristine BLACK SHADOW Redmean Δ 21.4 IKO · Cambridge Dual Black Redmean Δ 23.5 CertainTeed · Landmark Moire Black Redmean Δ 23.7

What it actually costs.

Materials-per-square pulled from retailer scrape (Lowe's/Home Depot Florida zips).

Per square (materials)
$137–$157

Home Depot / Lowe's retail snapshot, three bundles per square.

Typical 30-square home
$4,110–$4,710

Materials only. Underlayment, starter strip, and ridge cap not included.

Installed in Florida
$12k–$20k

Full re-roof including tear-off, decking inspection, install, and disposal. Range varies by pitch, square count, and accessibility.

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About Hunter Green.

Questions homeowners ask before they commit. Answered without sales spin.

A deep, earthy forest green with visible olive and dark brown granule accents. In direct Florida sun it reads as a clear forest tone; in shade it pulls toward dark gray-green. Far more committed to green than typical 'gray with a hint' SKUs.

Depends on the lot. On a wooded or hillside lot the color ties the house into the surroundings beautifully. On a flat suburban lot with mature palms or open lawn, it can read as an isolated choice. Best paired with mature landscaping rather than recently-cleared lots.

Some. Green asphalt shingles use chromium-oxide pigments in the granule blend, which hold up well but drift slightly cooler over time. Expect a barely-visible shift toward gray-green over the first 10 years in Florida sun. Source: NRCA Asphalt Shingle Manual.

Slightly. Dark green asphalt absorbs similar solar heat to mid-dark gray or brown. Florida attic-temperature impact is 5 to 10 degrees Fahrenheit at peak summer versus a light gray. Proper ventilation and a radiant barrier reduce monthly cooling impact to under 20 dollars.

Yes. Green asphalt SKUs are produced in smaller volumes than gray or brown and lead times can be longer. Plan a 2 to 4 week lead time and confirm stock with your installer before contract.

Well, especially with mature king palms or sabal palms. The deep green of the roof complements the cool blue-green of palm fronds rather than competing with it. Avoid pairing with vivid Bird-of-Paradise or hibiscus accents that can compete with the roof color.

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