About Robert Jones

Robert Jones is the Director of Marketing at Armor Xteriors, where he connects Chattanooga homeowners with premium, long-lasting exterior solutions. With a focus on brand education and customer trust, Robert shares expert insights on high-performance roofing, siding, windows, and deck construction to help property owners make informed decisions.

Entries by Robert Jones

Armor Xteriors Is Your Local EPA Lead-Safe Company

If you live in a home built before 1978 (before lead-based paints were outlawed), there is a good chance your home contains lead-based paints and plumbing, unfortunately. The older a home is, the higher the risk of lead being present and posing potential harms, particularly during the dusty, messy business of remodeling. So, if you’ve […]

Common Problems With Masonite Siding

The Hidden Risks of Masonite Siding: What Every Homeowner Should Know Popularized in the 1980s and early ’90s as a cost-effective alternative to natural wood, Masonite siding—often called “hardboard”—was once the industry standard for those seeking a premium look without the high price tag. Manufactured from wood fibers, wax, and resins bonded under intense heat […]

Why Choosing a Locally Owned Roofing Company Matters

When it comes to protecting your home, your roof is one of the most important investments you will ever make. Choosing the right roofing contractor can make the difference between a roof that lasts decades and one that causes constant headaches. For homeowners in Chattanooga and the surrounding communities, working with a locally owned roofing […]

5 Common Places Where Your Roof Can Leak

Roof leaks rarely start in the middle of a shingle field. In fact, most leaks happen in predictable areas — especially with the heavy rain, humidity, and seasonal storms we see here in Chattanooga. If you’re noticing ceiling stains, damp insulation, or a musty smell in your attic, here are five of the most common […]

2026 Siding Comparison Guide for Chattanooga Homeowners

If you’re replacing siding in Chattanooga in 2026, you’re not just choosing a color. You’re choosing: Durability in Tennessee humidity Long-term maintenance commitment Energy efficiency Curb appeal Resale value And the four materials homeowners most commonly compare are: Traditional Vinyl Siding Insulated Vinyl (Craneboard) Fiber Cement (James Hardie) Composite Siding (Everlast) Let’s break down how […]

How to Choose the Best Siding Color for Your Home: 10 Tips

Your home’s siding is the handshake of your property—it’s the first thing neighbors and guests notice. Choosing the right color isn’t just about “looking good”; it’s about protecting your investment and boosting curb appeal in our unique Tennessee landscape. At Armor Xteriors, we help homeowners navigate the thousands of options available today. Here are our […]

Trex vs. Wood: The 2026 Cost Comparison for Chattanooga

If you’re planning a new deck in Chattanooga in 2026, one question matters more than any other: Is wood still the better value — or does Trex make more financial sense long term? Everyone loves the natural look of wood. But very few homeowners love the sanding, staining, sealing and repairs that come with it. […]

How Trex Heat Mitigation Technology Keeps Your Deck Comfortable

Chattanooga summers can be relentless. With afternoon highs regularly climbing into the 90s, a traditional composite deck can feel like a stovetop under bare feet. Enter Trex’s latest heat mitigation technology—engineered to reflect sunlight and reduce surface temperatures by up to 35%. Here’s why choosing a Trex deck isn’t just about low maintenance and durability; […]

The Truth About Trex: A Truly Maintenance-Free Deck for Your Chattanooga Home

If you’ve ever owned a traditional wood deck, you know the drill—yearly sanding, staining, sealing, and eventually replacing boards that have rotted or warped under Chattanooga’s hot summers and rainy seasons. It’s a never-ending cycle that costs you time and money. That’s exactly why so many homeowners are switching to Trex composite decking. With Trex, […]