Remodeled two-story home with new siding, windows, and front landscaping

All Level Construction · Camas, WA

General Contractor in Camas, WA

Kitchen, bathroom, addition, and whole-home remodeling for Camas homeowners.

Camas remodeling, planned around the house you actually own

Camas is a city of distinct pockets: early-1900s mill-era houses near downtown and Crown Park, 1980s–2000s two-story homes on Prune Hill, lake-adjacent properties near Lacamas Lake, and larger lots in Fern Prairie and Grass Valley.

All Level Construction is a Vancouver, WA–based general contractor with 20+ years of experience. We work in Camas regularly and plan around the specific house, lot, and budget in front of us.

Ask us for recent project references in Camas before you commit.

What Camas homeowners usually want

Most calls start with a room that no longer fits daily life: a closed-off kitchen, a shared bathroom, or a house that needs one more bedroom. Common Camas requests include:

  • Opening a kitchen to dining and living areas, with island seating and storage
  • Primary baths with a walk-in shower, double vanity, separate water closet, and better ventilation
  • Main-floor guest suites, home offices, and mudrooms for wet Northwest weather
  • Additions for growing households, aging parents, or rental income, including ADUs where allowed
  • Whole-home updates that replace worn flooring, trim, doors, and lighting without erasing character
  • Exterior work such as siding, windows, decks, and paint that improves durability and curb appeal

Older homes often need infrastructure first: plumbing, electrical, insulation, framing, or drainage. We inspect those systems before you commit to a scope.

Housing stock, lot conditions, and the work behind the walls

Camas housing varies enough that a single template does not work; the differences show up at the first walkthrough:

  • Downtown and Crown Park: Craftsman and bungalow-era homes with plaster, older framing, and settled floors. We plan for trim restoration, uneven substrates, and dust control.
  • Prune Hill: Two-story homes from the 1980s–2000s, often on sloped lots with decks, retaining walls, and original cabinets or windows.
  • Lacamas Lake: View and lake-adjacent properties where wind-driven rain, shade, moss, deck connections, and crawlspace moisture matter as much as finishes.
  • Fern Prairie and Grass Valley: Larger lots, ranches, custom homes, shops, and outbuildings; some parcels use wells or septic with longer utility runs.

We verify structure, moisture, and service capacity before finalizing a scope. Load-bearing walls, out-of-level floors, or failing deck ledgers come up early, with options and cost implications.

Permits, inspections, and Camas weather

Permit jurisdiction depends on the parcel. Camas city-limit properties go through the City of Camas; much of Fern Prairie and some edge areas fall under unincorporated Clark County. We confirm jurisdiction before drawings begin.

Structural, electrical, plumbing, and mechanical work usually requires a permit and inspections. Additions, beam removals, and retaining walls may also need engineering. We prepare the permit package, coordinate with the reviewer, and schedule inspections through completion. Subdivision CC&Rs or architectural review are built into the timeline, not discovered after materials are ordered.

Camas winters are wet; summers turn dry. Exterior work is scheduled around rain, interiors continue with dust barriers and protected paths. We check roof water, driveway runoff, and lot drainage before adding a deck, patio, or addition.

Our remodeling services in Camas

We handle the work as one coordinated project rather than handing you off between trades. The six service lines below cover most Camas homeowner requests:

Kitchen remodeling in Camas

Layout changes, custom cabinets, islands, counters, and lighting.

Bathroom remodeling in Camas

Primary suites, guest baths, tile, waterproofing, ventilation, and aging-in-place details.

Home additions and ADUs in Camas

Bump-outs, second stories, garage conversions, and accessory dwelling units.

Whole-home interior remodeling in Camas

Layout reconfiguration, flooring, trim, doors, and room-by-room updates.

Exterior remodeling and siding in Camas

Siding, windows, decks, painting, and repairs that address water management.

Basement finishing in Camas

Family rooms, guest suites, home gyms, storage, and moisture control below grade.

How a Camas project runs

We start with a walkthrough and measurements, then discuss goals, budget, and what the house can support. You get a written scope and free estimate; design or engineering is coordinated before the permit is submitted.

During construction, you get a schedule, a point of contact, and a job site cleaned daily. We protect floors and furnishings, control dust, and sequence trades efficiently. We walk the project with you, build a punch list, and close out before final payment.

Typical construction windows are about 3 to 6 weeks for a bathroom, 6 to 10 weeks for a kitchen, and 4 to 6 months for an addition, depending on scope, permits, and material lead times. Those are planning figures, not promises.

Planning ranges for Camas remodeling

These are planning ranges, not quotes. Final pricing depends on the space, wall moves, structural work, finish level, and site conditions.

Planning ranges for Camas, WA — not quotes
Project Planning range Usually includes
Kitchen remodel $45,000 – $120,000+ Cabinets, counters, lighting, flooring, and trade work
Bathroom remodel $25,000 – $65,000+ Tile, vanity, fixtures, waterproofing, and ventilation
Home addition $300 – $500 per sq ft Foundation, framing, roof, windows, and finishes

Planning ranges only. Final pricing depends on scope, finishes, structural work, and site conditions. We provide a free estimate and written scope before construction.

Remodeled kitchen with an island, custom cabinets, and pendant lighting

Fern Prairie remodeling

Fern Prairie sits at Camas’s northeast edge, where the city grid gives way to larger lots, fence lines, and a more rural rhythm. Much of the area is unincorporated Clark County, so the first question on many projects is jurisdiction: city or county? We confirm that before drawings, because it affects the permit path, setbacks, and inspection sequence.

Homes here range from older farmhouses and ranches to newer custom builds on acreage. Common projects include kitchens that need a real work triangle and room for a crowd, primary suite additions, shops and garages, ADUs for family or rental income, and exterior work that stands up to wind and rain. On properties with wells and septic systems, we coordinate the scope so a new addition does not crowd a drain field or utility run.

Because lots are larger, drainage and grading matter. We look at roof water, driveway runoff, and how the ground moves before we add square footage. Long driveways and limited turnarounds also affect how materials and equipment reach the site, which is part of the preconstruction conversation.

If you are planning an addition or ADU in Fern Prairie, ask us for recent project references in Camas and we will walk you through comparable scopes. You can also read more about our home addition and ADU construction and kitchen remodeling services.

Grass Valley remodeling

Grass Valley is one of Camas’s quieter residential pockets, a mix of established homes, mature landscaping, and streets where people stay for decades. Many houses were built with separate rooms and modest closets; today’s owners often want a more open kitchen, a mudroom, a main-floor bath, or a primary suite that fits a king bed and a walk-in closet.

Typical work includes kitchen and bathroom remodels, interior layout changes, whole-home refreshes, and additions that add space without moving. Because the neighborhood is established, we plan for occupied homes: dust barriers, floor protection, a clean path to the bathroom and kitchen, and a schedule that tells you when the water or power will be off. We also check for older wiring, plumbing, and insulation that may need updating before new finishes go in.

Exterior projects tend to focus on siding, windows, decks, and drainage. Mature trees are an asset, but they drop debris and shade surfaces that stay damp through the wet season. We look at those conditions when planning paint, siding, and roof-adjacent work, and we correct the source of moisture before covering it up.

Ask us for recent project references in Camas if you want to see how a Grass Valley scope comes together. Our whole-home interior remodeling and bathroom remodeling pages explain the process in more detail.

Lacamas Lake remodeling

Lacamas Lake is defined by water, trails, and the weather that comes with both. Homes here range from established neighborhoods near Heritage Park to view properties and newer builds on the surrounding slopes. The lake is an amenity, but it also means moisture, wind-driven rain, shade, and drainage deserve attention before cosmetic work.

Common projects include kitchens and baths that open to lake views, decks and windows, whole-home updates, and additions that respect setbacks and slope. We check crawlspaces, exterior grading, deck connections, and window flashing. A leak that shows up as a stain inside often starts at a roof transition, a deck ledger, or a failed sealant joint. Fixing the source before new finishes is part of the scope.

For lake-adjacent and view properties, exterior work may involve shoreline or critical-area review depending on the parcel. We confirm what applies before design, and we build the review time into the schedule. Interior work can usually proceed year-round with dust control and a clear plan for access.

Ask us for recent project references in Camas if you own a lake-area home and want to compare scopes. Our exterior remodeling and siding service covers the moisture details that matter on these properties.

Prune Hill remodeling

Prune Hill rises above southwest Camas, with elevated streets, outlooks toward the Columbia River, and on clear days, Mount Hood. The neighborhood grew largely from the 1980s through the 2000s, so many homes are now at the age where original cabinets, counters, windows, decks, and HVAC are due for replacement.

Typical projects include opening a closed kitchen to the family room, updating a primary bath, replacing worn decking and railings, improving drainage on sloped lots, and whole-home refreshes that replace flooring, trim, doors, and lighting. Two-story plans often have a formal living or dining room that owners no longer use; we help evaluate whether to remove a wall, add a main-floor bedroom, or reconfigure the flow.

Slope is the defining site condition. Roof and driveway runoff, retaining walls, and soil movement need to be understood before adding a deck, patio, or addition. Some subdivisions also have HOA design review, which we factor into the schedule rather than treating as an afterthought. For two-story homes, we also verify that framing can carry added loads and that stairs and landings meet current code.

Ask us for recent project references in Camas if you want to see how a Prune Hill project is sequenced. Our bathroom remodeling and exterior remodeling pages cover the work these homes usually need.

Frequently asked questions about Camas remodeling

Do you remodel homes in Camas and nearby Clark County communities?

Yes. We serve Camas, Washougal, Vancouver, and surrounding Clark County communities from our Vancouver, WA base.

Do you handle permits for Camas remodeling projects?

We confirm jurisdiction—Camas city limits or unincorporated Clark County—then submit permit applications and coordinate inspections.

What do kitchen and bathroom remodels cost in Camas?

As planning ranges, not quotes, kitchens typically start around $45,000 and can exceed $120,000; bathrooms run $25,000 to $65,000 or more. Layout, structural work, and finishes move the number. We provide a free estimate and written scope.

How long does a remodel take in Camas?

Bathrooms take about 3 to 6 weeks, kitchens 6 to 10 weeks, additions 4 to 6 months, depending on scope, permits, and lead times. We set a schedule up front and flag anything that could change it.

Can we stay in our home during construction?

For many kitchens, bathrooms, and interior projects, yes. Dust barriers, floor protection, and a staged schedule keep a bathroom and temporary kitchen usable. Whole-home projects and some additions may require a short move-out; we will tell you early.

Ready to plan your Camas remodel?

Send us the rooms you want to change, your budget, and any drawings. We will follow up to schedule a walkthrough and free estimate.

Prefer email: kalecameron@gmail.com. Or browse our remodeling project gallery before we meet.