See the four Timberline HDZ Bold Definition colors, compare roof photos and find a look that fits your home.
Four new ways to give your roof more contrast. GAF’s Timberline HDZ Bold Definition collection adds Chestnut Valley, Cliffside, Midnight Mesa and Sierra Sand to the lineup. Introduced in January 2026 and featured in GAF’s latest email, these colors offer a bolder alternative to familiar favorites.
Find your favorite at a glance
| New Bold Definition color | Inspired by |
|---|---|
| Chestnut Valley | Barkwood |
| Cliffside | Pewter Gray |
| Midnight Mesa | Charcoal |
| Sierra Sand | Weathered Wood |
The images below are GAF’s manufacturer color illustrations, not Barnes N’ Roofs installations. Use them to narrow your choices, then compare physical samples outdoors.
Chestnut Valley
Start here if you like brown roofing and want a more varied, high-contrast look. Compare it beside your brick, stone and trim.
Cliffside
A choice to compare if you already like Pewter Gray. Look at the full roof view as well as the close-up to judge the pattern.
Midnight Mesa
Compare this with Charcoal when you want a bold, dark roof. Check the sample against your gutters, window frames and exterior paint.
Sierra Sand
Start with this if Weathered Wood is on your shortlist. View the sample in sun and shade before choosing your roof color.
Before you choose
Screens and lighting can shift color. Compare samples beside the surfaces you plan to keep, confirm any HOA requirements, and put the selected product and color in your estimate. We will check local availability and matching ridge-cap options before ordering.
Plan your new roof
Barnes N’ Roofs helps homeowners in New Braunfels, San Antonio, Austin and surrounding Central Texas communities compare roofing options. Tell us which colors you like when requesting your roof replacement estimate.