Ridgefield is mostly new. The subdivisions that have gone in since 2010 give the city a median year built of 2013, and there is no cement asbestos siding in any of them. We list Ridgefield for the small historic downtown on the bluff above Lake River, where the houses along and behind Pioneer Street date from the 1900s to the 1950s, and for the farmhouses, barns and shops on the roads out toward the refuge and Hillhurst.
Those farm properties are the interesting ones. A 1940s farmhouse with cement shingle often comes with a shop or a barn in corrugated cement board, and the total square footage can land a job in the 5,000 square foot notice tier at $765. We measure everything first and tell you where the tier lines fall before anything is filed.
For a downtown Ridgefield house, Burnt Bridge Siding Removal quotes the same way we do in Vancouver, from the address and photos, and the removal is a one or two day job once the Southwest Clean Air Agency wait has run.
Small downtown, careful staging
Ridgefield downtown is a small place where every job gets noticed, and the city has been careful about its historic blocks. We stage tight, keep the trailer off Pioneer Street, and leave the sidewalk clear. The reside that follows may need city review for the new exterior; the removal itself does not.
Pioneer Street, the bluff, and the farm roads
- Pioneer Street
- Lake River
- Abrams Park
- the Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge
- Hillhurst Road farms
- the old downtown bluff
Pricing in Ridgefield 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.