Camas, Washougal & the Gorge

Camas grew up around its paper mill on Lacamas Lake and has become one of Clark County's fastest-growing communities. We remodel its older mill-town-era homes downtown and its newer hillside construction on Prune Hill, with siding and exterior work specified for the wind that funnels up from the Columbia River Gorge.

Washougal sits along the Columbia River at the entrance to the Gorge, with a small older downtown core and newer neighborhoods climbing the hills above the Washougal River. We remodel its mix of vintage and newer homes with siding and exterior details built for Gorge wind and Pacific Northwest rain.

North Bonneville is a small Columbia River Gorge town rebuilt in a new location in the 1970s as part of the Bonneville Dam expansion, giving it an unusually planned layout for a town this size. We handle kitchen, bath, and exterior projects here with siding and trim specified for the Gorge's wind alongside its rain.

Stevenson is the Skamania County seat, a small Columbia River Gorge town known for the strong, consistent winds that funnel through the Gorge. We remodel its older river-town and forested-hillside homes with siding and exterior assemblies built to handle wind as well as Pacific Northwest rain.

Carson is a small, unincorporated Skamania County community set back from the Columbia River along the Wind River valley, with a modest older housing stock among the forest. We handle kitchen, bath, and exterior projects here with the same rain- and wind-aware approach we use throughout the Gorge.