Colonial Pine Hills sits at 4,095 ft on the way out of Rapid City toward Hill City: close enough to be a city errand, high enough and wooded enough to behave like a different place.
It is the shade that makes it different, not the altitude.
Under pine cover, north and east elevations hold moisture well after the sun has dried everything in town. That is where the growth and the early coating failure show up, and it is a washing and preparation problem — a heavier coat over a damp, dirty wall buys a season at most.
Cedar and timber cladding, big decks, exposed railings and posts. Same conversation as Custer, fifteen minutes from town instead of fifty.
Ladder footing and access on a hillside lot with trees close to the house takes longer to set up than the same house on flat ground. It is worth walking before anybody puts a number on it.
Four services, everywhere. What changes town to town is which one the phone rings about — and in Colonial Pine Hills it is not the same one as in Rapid City.
Shaded timber in the pines, where the failure is usually moisture rather than sun. Preparation carries this job.
Exteriors that need a proper wash first, and interiors year-round.
Indoor work, close enough to town to schedule easily.
Fifteen minutes out, which keeps a multi-day job practical.
Free Estimates, and 5-year warranty on the work itself. Call or text — both reach Manny directly.
What the warranty covers is written out on the warranty page, in as much detail as we currently have in writing.
3,356 ft · Rapid City
5,315 ft · 50 min from Rapid City
Grouped by geography, not by alphabet — two towns on the same road get scheduled together, and that is usually worth something on the quote.