Anthem was built by Del Webb starting in 1998 on land Henderson annexed through a BLM land swap the year before, and it's really six distinct communities under one name — Sun City Anthem, Anthem Country Club, Coventry, Solera, Anthem Highlands, and Terra Bella — each with its own clubhouse and its own association. We scope every bid to the specific village association requesting the work.
Clubhouses, fitness centers, and lounge areas across Anthem's six village associations, including the large amenity centers inside age-restricted Sun City Anthem.
Between-tenant repaints for the multifamily and rental properties within Anthem's non-age-restricted villages, scheduled to fit your make-ready window.
Office and retail interiors near Anthem's neighborhood commercial centers, scheduled after hours or on weekends.
Anthem ranked as the sixth best-selling master-planned community in the country during 2000 and 2001, and its scale shows in its amenities — golf courses, miles of walking trails, and a full country club — spread across more than 5,000 acres. Sun City Anthem, the age-restricted 55-and-over section, runs its own large-scale clubhouse and amenity program separate from the family-oriented villages like Anthem Highlands and Terra Bella, so common-area painting specs and board approval processes differ from one Anthem village to the next.
We walk the property with the board or management company and provide a written bid the board can review and vote on.
Work is scheduled in phases with advance notice posted for residents — common areas rarely need to close completely.
Every job uses Sherwin Williams paint. If a village is changing colors, that's a full two-coat application for even coverage.
Final walkthrough with the board or manager before the job closes out, plus a certificate of insurance on file.
Anthem is six separate village associations — Sun City Anthem, Anthem Country Club, Coventry, Solera, Anthem Highlands, and Terra Bella — not one HOA, so there's no single Anthem-wide approved color list. Exterior color approval is handled by whichever village association governs your property.
Each village association publishes its own CC&Rs and Design or Architectural Guidelines that spell out approved exterior colors, or the process for getting a color approved.
Your village association's management company or Architectural Review Committee keeps the current approved list on file and can confirm what applies to your property.
Most Anthem villages require a written application before you paint, even if you're matching an already-approved color. It's typically a short form with a quick turnaround.
When you call for a quote, we'll help you identify or confirm a color that's approved for your specific village association as part of the process — no need to track it down on your own first.
Tell us the village, property, and scope — we'll schedule a walkthrough with your board or management contact.
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