What we find across Anthem
Anthem is a single master-planned community rather than a town that grew. Del Webb and Pulte started sales in March 1999, it covers 5,856 acres with around 36% of that left as open space, and the median home dates to 2004.
One developer and a short build-out means the glass is all the same age. Sealed units across Anthem are now around twenty to twenty-five years old, which is exactly when builder-grade units start to go, so fogging has moved from occasional to routine here in the last few years.
Jubilation, Inspiration, Arroyo Grande, Parkside and The Village all behave the same way. When we get called to one house we frequently quote a neighbor on the same visit, and measuring several at once means one order and one install day.
Anthem Country Club is gated, though not formally age-restricted, and runs larger homes with larger glass. Tell us if you are inside the gate and we will get logged in beforehand.
Screens are the other constant. Twenty years of north Valley sun takes out screen fabric, and here too whole streets need it at once.
Commercially Anthem is compact: the Outlets at Anthem, Anthem Marketplace and Centerpoint. Storefront and entry door glass, and nothing on a scale that needs specialist access.