Describe where and when the wall gets wet.
Share the elevation and whether the observation coincides with irrigation operation. The provider can use that description alongside its assessment of other possible water sources.
Siding · Agnew, Washington
Siding in Agnew near an irrigated garden needs a conversation about where the water lands. If spray repeatedly reaches the wall, include that observation when discussing the affected cladding rather than assuming a new finish alone resolves the condition.
Have the provider assess the actual wall and arrange any irrigation adjustment with the responsible person. Keep a sprinkler observation separate from a diagnosis: a wet patch or stain can have more than one source.

Siding replacement
Ask how the irrigation will be kept from excessively wetting the finished wall. Include that coordination before the new surface is complete and identify any separate assessment needed for existing cladding or materials behind it.
Share the elevation and whether the observation coincides with irrigation operation. The provider can use that description alongside its assessment of other possible water sources.
Agree who reviews the spray pattern and completes any required change. Keep irrigation work distinguishable from siding removal, repair or finishing.
Ask which wall components need work and what will be retained. If opening the affected area changes the assessment, request an updated scope before broader replacement proceeds.
Before work begins
Ask County DCD about the proposed cladding work and any associated site change. If critical-area questions arise, resolve them with Planning before disturbance.
Neither a stain nor a sprinkler photograph establishes the hidden wall condition. The actual material, water source and remedy need assessment.
Give the provider the observation and timing, then have the wall assessed. Do not decide the cause from color or a single photograph.
Ask what the assessment found and whether water-source or material work is also needed. A finish selection does not settle those findings.
Assign that responsibility before completion and discuss the operating spray pattern with the person maintaining the irrigation.
Tell us where irrigation reaches the wall and whether an assessor has identified the affected materials.