The color choice is the final touch that defines the personality of your metal building. Beyond simple aesthetics, the right metal building colors can influence your structure's energy efficiency, blend it perfectly with your property, and reflect your personal or brand style.
At Steel Building Stores, we offer a wide palette of durable, high-quality colors so you can create the perfect combination. This guide is designed to help you explore our options for colors for steel buildings and make an informed decision you'll love for decades.
Our Color Palette with a Long-Life Guarantee
Choosing a color is an important decision, and we want you to love the result for years to come. Below is our range of standard colors, all designed to offer lasting beauty and protection.
Patriot Red
Barn Red
Pebble Beige
Sand Stone
Rawhide
Clay
Earth Brown
Pewter Gray
Quaker Gray
Royal Blue
Galvalume
Evergreen
Black
Burgundy
White
Burnished Slate
Quality You Can Trust
The beauty of your steel building must endure. That's why all of our steel panels are coated with a high-tech, baked-on enamel paint. This multi-layer process creates a hard, resilient finish that is specifically designed for the outdoors. It's a proven formula that resists fading from UV rays, chipping, cracking, and peeling, even in the most demanding climates.
We back the quality of our metal building paint colors with a limited warranty of up to 40 years against defects. This warranty gives you the peace of mind that your investment will maintain its vibrant look and its protective integrity, safeguarding both your building and its curb appeal for decades.
How to Combine Your Colors for a Professional Design
The key to an exceptional-looking metal building is the smart combination of colors. For a truly custom design, you have control over three color zones on most of our steel buildings.
The 3-Color System: Roof, Walls, and Trim
We recommend a three-tone approach for a balanced and aesthetic result. You can choose one color for the roof panels, a main color for the walls, and a third accent color for the trim—which is the flashing that covers the corners, door frames, and roof edges. Using a contrasting trim color adds incredible depth and a professional, finished look.
Inspiration: Popular Combinations
To help you get started, here are a few proven and popular color combinations that our customers love:
The Modern Farmhouse Look:
A classic and timeless combination. Try Barn Red or Royal Blue walls, complemented by a White roof and White trim for a clean, crisp contrast.
The Sleek Industrial Style:
For a modern and sophisticated appearance, combine Quaker Gray walls with a Black roof and Black trim. It's a bold and contemporary color palette.
The Earthy & Natural Tone:
If you want your building to blend in with a natural environment, consider Pebble Beige or Sandstone walls, with an Earth Brown or Evergreen roof and trim.