Terracotta Shingle Color
Terracotta shingle color comes from CertainTeed and Owens Corning, both spelled Terra Cotta on the product, shown below.
Owens Corning runs brighter. CertainTeed sits deeper and browner.
Terracotta is a commitment. The two versions read far enough apart that choosing by name alone is a coin toss.
- Shingles
- 2
- Brands
- 2
- Per square
- $117 to $139
What Terracotta Looks Like on a Roof
Terracotta is the red orange end of the range. Two shingles carry it, and the gap between them is wide.
Duration Terra Cotta reads like new clay tile. Landmark Terra Cotta reads like weathered tile, closer to brown.
Which Shingles Come in Terracotta
Owens Corning Duration is rated to 130 mph on a lifetime warranty. CertainTeed Landmark is rated to 110 mph on 30 years.
Both spell the color as two words on the product sheet.
- CertainTeed Landmark Terra Cotta $117 to $135
- Owens Corning Duration Terra Cotta $120 to $139
What Terracotta Costs per Square
$117 to $139 per square
Materials only, three bundles to a square, from a 2026 retail snapshot.
The two sit within about $20 per square of each other.
Tear off, underlayment, ridge cap and labor are quoted separately.
Yes. CertainTeed Landmark and Owens Corning Duration both carry a Terra Cotta, spelled as two words. They are asphalt shingles in a clay tile color, not tile.
No. These are asphalt architectural shingles colored to read like clay. They weigh a fraction of tile and install on a standard shingle deck.
Owens Corning Duration Terra Cotta. CertainTeed Landmark Terra Cotta is deeper and browner.
Cream, warm white, sand and adobe stucco all work. Gray and blue siding fight it, since the roof carries strong orange and cool siding pushes against that.
How to see Terracotta on your house
One daylight photo, front of the house, whole roof visible. You do not need a drone.
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