Orchards and Minnehaha look new on a map because of the subdivisions that filled in during the 1990s and 2000s, but the original houses along Fourth Plain, Covington and the side roads east of Andresen are 1950s to early 70s ranches on big lots that used to be orchard ground. That is the stock with cement asbestos siding, and because the lots are large, these houses often come with a detached garage or shop sided in the same material.
The square footage adds up on these properties. A ranch plus a 600 square foot shop can put a job over 2,000 square feet of siding, which stays in the $384 notice tier but moves the labor. We quote the house and the outbuilding as one job with one notice, which saves you a second fee and a second 10 day wait.
Burnt Bridge Siding Removal sees a lot of reside projects here where a homeowner has a siding contractor lined up and needs the removal done first. We coordinate the dates so the bare wall is ready the morning the siding crew arrives, with the manifest copy already in your email.
Shops, garages and the creek
The creek runs through this part of town, and lots that slope toward Burnt Bridge Creek need the ground plastic staked and the runoff watched. Wet siding is the whole method, so we manage where the water goes rather than skip the wetting.
Covington, Fourth Plain, and the old orchard roads
- Fourth Plain Boulevard
- Covington Road
- Padden Parkway
- Burnt Bridge Creek greenway
- Orchards Park
- Minnehaha
Pricing in Orchards and Minnehaha follows the same table as everywhere we work. The cost guide lists every range, and the SWCAA notice page explains the 10 day wait and who may legally do the work.