Central Exteriors Asheville: Committing to Our Community After Storm Helene

Central Exteriors • October 11, 2024

At Central Exteriors Asheville, we take pride in being a local, family-owned roofing and siding company. After the devastation brought by Tropical Storm Helene, we recognize the urgent need for support and recovery in Western North Carolina.


Standing Together Through Adversity


Having lived through the storm alongside our neighbours, we understand the challenges many are facing. We’re not just a business; we’re part of this community, and it’s our mission to help rebuild and restore what has been lost. Our commitment to quality, value, and care means that we treat every home we work on as if it were our own, ensuring that our neighbours receive the best service possible.


Building Back Stronger


We believe in resilience and the power of community. As we embark on the journey to rebuild, our focus is on not just restoring homes but doing so with an emphasis on strength and durability. Together, we can ensure that our community comes back stronger than ever.


Supporting Local Charities


In addition to our rebuilding efforts, we are proud to support two incredible organizations making a difference in our area: Asheville Habitat for Humanity and Manna Food Bank.


Asheville Habitat for Humanity: By partnering with this organization, we help provide affordable housing solutions to those in need, ensuring that everyone has a safe place to call home.

Manna Food Bank: We are committed to helping feed our neighbours by supporting Manna Food Bank’s vital programs that provide nourishment to those who need it most.


Looking Ahead


Our commitment to Western North Carolina extends beyond just business; it’s about fostering a supportive and resilient community. We encourage our fellow residents to join us in this effort, whether through donations, volunteering, or simply spreading the word that Central Exteriors Asheville is here to help.


Together, we can make a lasting impact in Asheville and the surrounding areas. We will be here, side by side with you, as we recover and rebuild after Helene. If you’re interested in learning more about how you can help or how we can assist with your roofing & siding needs, don’t hesitate to reach out.


Let’s work together to restore and strengthen our community and all of WNC.

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