The top course of siding was gone along the whole run at the head of a two-story wall — a straight opening into the wall cavity. Ladder up, piece back in, seated tight under the trim. Same-day, three hundred and fifty dollars, and no one had to climb it twice.
The top course of vinyl siding missing along the run at the head of a two-story wall, leaving the cavity openLooking up the extension ladder at the open course with the worker seen from behindThe full ladder run from the ground as the replacement piece goes back into the courseLow angle up the red extension ladder to the worker at the top course, a tree beside the wallThe worker at the top of the extension ladder, working along the head of the tan vinyl wallFrom under an overhang, the full height of the wall: the ladder runs from the brick base past the windows to the worker at the topThe finished wall with the run closed, no ladder and nobody in frameClose view of the head of the wall with the top course back in and seated tight under the trim board
