New Underwood is twenty-five minutes east on I-90 and it is a different landscape from everywhere else on this list. At 2,897 ft it is the lowest place we work, and it is out past the hills on open prairie.
There is no windbreak. Whatever comes across from the west hits the building first.
It is the standard prairie pattern: the west and south faces of a house or an outbuilding chalk, fade and let go years before the sheltered sides do. Quoting all four elevations at the same spec is how a job ends up either over-priced or coming back early.
Worth saying because distance is the usual reason a small town outside a city gets told no. New Underwood is closer to Rapid City than Spearfish, Custer or Hot Springs are, and it is on the interstate the whole way.
Four services, everywhere. What changes town to town is which one the phone rings about — and in New Underwood it is not the same one as in Rapid City.
Exteriors, spec'd honestly by elevation rather than one number for the whole house.
Prairie fence lines get full sun and full wind — they wear on a shorter clock.
Interior repair, unaffected by what the wind is doing.
Straightforward run out and back on the interstate.
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.
3,045 ft · 15 min from Rapid City
3,245 ft · 10 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.