Exterior remodeling in Litchfield Park, AZ

An older town under mature trees

Litchfield Park began in 1916, when tire executive Paul W. Litchfield came west to buy land for cotton. The Wigwam opened as a public resort in 1929, the town grew during and after World War II, and it incorporated as a city in 1987, covering 3.3 square miles. Paul and Florence Litchfield built their winter estate, Rancho La Loma, on a hill above the town site in the 1920s, and the family gave the homestead to the city in 2009.

If your house dates from the town's early decades, look first at the eaves and the gable ends. The mature trees that shade the streets also put birds right next to the roof line, and an open eave is an easy way into the attic.

Exterior remodeling on an older Litchfield Park street

New vinyl soffit panels close those eaves, and aluminum over the fascia ends the painting at the roof line (soffit and fascia). A wood gable can take vinyl siding in a color that sits well next to older neighbors. If the house has a tile roof, the open tile ends can be closed with bird block and a fresh drip cap below (roofing). And if the stucco or block needs color too, exterior painting can be part of the same visit.

In the backyard, an aluminum patio cover fills in shade where the trees don't reach. The gallery shows wood eaves we've covered next to how they looked before.

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

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