Rich in color with a smooth uniform texture that makes it suitable for both formal and traditional architectures. Commonly used as a substitution for “Buckingham Slate”, “Monson Black,” “PA Black Slate”, or “Banger Slate.”

Consistent in color, yet over time this Semi-Weathering Black slate weathers to tones and tans and buffs when exposed to the elements. This slate is commonly referred to in the industry as a “Vermont Black” or a “Clear Black.”

Semi-Weathering Gray / Green will weather 10% to 20% to buff and tans. This should be expected if purchasing this slate color. This product is often referred to as “Semi-Weathering Gray” or “Semi-Weathering Green.

One of the best slate veins here in the United States. It is frequently specified for high end residential jobs, commercial and government projects across the United States.

Unfading Green roofing slate is gray/ green in tone with very little variation in the tiles across the entire roof. This slate is often used to blend with other purples and grays.

Vermont Unfading Gray is a carries a slight hue of green to the gray. The light colored stone is slightly textured and will add years of longevity to any structure.

Unfading Purple is a beautiful purple slate with dotting of green. This slate is produced in small quantities, so lead time and availability can sometimes be a problem. The size of the job will determine the delivery of this slate.

Mottled Green / Purple is a slate uniformly blended with green and purple; each piece contains almost equal parts of both green and purple. The slate is often used in blends with other slate colors.

Unfading Red is a brilliant red slate with a truly unique appearance. This slate is often used as an accent with other colors due to its small production quantities and price.

With nine colors of natural slate to choose from the possibilities are endless.  Mix one, two, or three colors to create your own blend or choose one of our recommended blends created by  our Slate Team!