Just curious - why don’t you want to shade your house? We always plant to try to make a new tree’s shade fall on the house.

Here are a few possibilities that will work:

Are there any views you want to preserve or block? That affects placement. I'd put in an American Smoketree, Cotinus Obovatus. It's a native. Kentucky Yellowwood is really pretty, too. Use that for shade. It has white flowers. Another beauty native to you is an umbrella magnolia. A clump of paperbark birch is lovely, too.

@littlebug Zone 5 Missouri I want to shade the Southwest side of the house but this is the north side so I want as much light on that side as I can anyway. In my experience, a shady noth side always feels damp, even in summer. so we have shade in the south-facing back of the house (theres woods back there) and we’ll put a tree to the West eventually but no shade to the North, especially because I already have a deep overhang on the porch. Sun will only hit that other window for one month of the year and only close to sunset.

Note that most maples have surface roots. Over time (a long time) it will impact the ability to grow anything beneath them, even turfgrass. Acer rubrum is a disaster in my yard. Many nurseries push the non-native and displacing norway maple, so please avoid that.