Exterior remodeling in Chandler, AZ

Exterior remodeling on Chandler homes built since 1980

Dr. A.J. Chandler opened the townsite office in 1912, the San Marcos Hotel followed in 1913, and in 1941 the Army Air Corps announced a fighter pilot training base east of town. The bulk of the city came much later, and those subdivisions are now old enough for their trim to show it.

On those houses, the roofline usually goes first. Painted wood fascia cracks and peels, and on a tile roof the open ends of the bottom row give birds a way in. We wrap the fascia in aluminum, fill those tile ends with bird block, add drip cap where it's missing, and close in open soffits; see roofing and soffit and fascia. On a two-story house, the high fascia is the hardest wood to keep painted, so covering it saves the most trouble there.

HOA review in Chandler

If your neighborhood has an HOA, read the CC&Rs before you change a patio cover or a trim color. Some associations want an architectural request first. Ask us for the product names and colors so you can attach them to it.

Patio covers and paint

If the cover over your patio is wood, an aluminum patio cover or alumi-lattice can take its place with nothing to repaint. Faded stucco and trim go to our painting crews, and past work shows what finished jobs look like. If the kitchen or a bathroom is due too, see kitchens and baths.

Window and door replacement in Chandler is done by our Krasiva Windows & Doors brand.

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