YELD Remodeling & Construction

About YELD Remodeling & Construction

Past the edge of downtown Sitka, where Sawmill Creek Road runs along the water toward the old pulp mill site and Indian River drops down out of the mountains behind town, the houses sit further apart and the snow that does fall tends to linger in the shade of spruce and hemlock longer than it does on the open harbor blocks. YELD Remodeling & Construction clears driveways and access areas along that quieter stretch of road, working properties where a blade has to navigate gravel shoulders and drainage ditches cut for the heavy rain that falls most of the year. Walkways get shoveled and sanded against ice that forms where creek runoff crosses the road edge. Parking areas for homes and small shops along the corridor get scraped clear so the morning commute into town isn't slowed by an overnight freeze. It's steady, unglamorous work on a road that rarely sees snow long enough to get used to it.