New IKO® Shingle Color – Summit Grey

By Alec Doniger. 

The performance shingles from IKO® just got even more stylish with their new Summit Grey color.  

The Dynasty® and Nordic™ performance-class shingles from IKO® have always offered superior quality and style for homeowners and contractors alike. Now, with their new color, Summit Grey, their shingles stand out like never before. The color is inspired by the North American mountain peaks, and these shingles certainly reflect such beauty. It’s “high-definition, natural color blend, and charcoal-esque aesthetic” offer a unique looking shingle that is sure to catch some eyes.  

The IKO® sales team was ecstatic to discover the new color they would be pushing on the market in late 2022. “Nobody has a better pulse of the roofing market than our front-line team,” said Director of Marketing and Branding Jeff Williams. “We’re thrilled with the terrific initial reception and are excited for Summit Grey to make a splash in 2023 and beyond.” Clearly, this new color will be a hot commodity in the coming years.  

Not only is Summit Grey stylish, but it is also equipped with the latest roofing technology, providing maximum protection to anyone who occupies a property protected by this shingle. IKO’s ArmourZone® reinforcement offers superior protection against wind uplift. Just like all other Dynasty® and Nordic™ shingles, Summit Grey is well up to the task of offering the best standard of safety a shingle can give.  

You can rest assured that this new IKO performance shingle is one of the best in its class. Offering superior protection and style, Summit Grey is the perfect residential shingle for any home in need of roof replacement. It is worth looking into using IKO Shingles for your next home improvement project. 

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About Alec 

Alec is a reporter for RoofersCoffeeShop, MetalCoffeeShop and AskARoofer. When he isn’t investigating the state of the roofing industry, you might find him playing drums with his bands in Denver.