From a single repair to a full remodel to year-round care, one team accountable for the result. Serving Vancouver, Camas, Washougal, Ridgefield, Battle Ground, and all of Clark County.
Remodeling - A remodel is one of the largest investments you make in your home, and the difference between a good one and a regret is almost never the cabinets or the tile. It is the planning, the sequencing, and whether one team stands behind the whole result.
Kitchen Remodeling - The kitchen is the room a remodel is most often judged by, and the one where a rushed job shows the fastest: cabinet doors that do not line up, a counter seam in the wrong place, an island you have to squeeze around. A good kitchen remodel is decided long before the first cabinet goes in, in the layout and the sequence.
Bathroom Remodeling - A bathroom is the most water-exposed room in the house, and in our climate that is exactly why the parts you cannot see matter most. The difference between a bathroom remodel that lasts and one that fails early is the waterproofing behind the tile and the way the plumbing is detailed, not the fixtures on the showroom floor.
Deck Repair & Rebuild - In the Pacific Northwest a deck spends eight months a year wet, and the damage almost never starts where you can see it. It starts underneath, at the joists, the posts, and the ledger board where the deck bolts to the house. By the time a board feels soft, the structure beneath it is often the real problem.
Rot Repair - Wood rot is the defining maintenance problem of a wet climate. Decay fungi need sustained moisture to grow, and a Pacific Northwest winter supplies it for months at a stretch. Left alone, a soft spot in trim becomes a soft spot in the wall behind it.
Exterior Painting - Good exterior paint in our climate is less about the product on the can and more about the conditions the day it goes up. Paint applied to damp siding or finished as the temperature drops fails early, and it fails in ways that cost more to fix later.
Interior Painting - Interior painting is the fastest way to make a home feel cared for, and the easiest place to tell a careful crew from a rushed one. The difference is in the prep, the cut lines, and how the space is left at the end of the day.
Flooring - Flooring is the surface you live on every day, and a poor install shows itself fast: gaps, squeaks, lippage, and edges that lift. The substrate prep matters as much as the material.
Pressure Washing - Moss and grime are not just unsightly here, they hold moisture against the surfaces they grow on. On concrete that means accelerated wear; on wood and siding it means a head start for rot.
Gutter Cleaning & Repair - In a climate this wet, gutters are not a small thing. They are the system that keeps a season of rain off your siding, away from your foundation, and out of your crawlspace. When they clog or sag, water goes exactly where it does the most expensive damage.
Carpentry & Trim - Trim and finish carpentry is where a home either reads as well-built or not. The joints, the reveals, the way a casing meets a baseboard, those details are what the eye picks up even when no one can name why.
Doors & Windows - Doors and windows are where a home meets the weather, and in a climate with this much wind-driven rain, how they are sealed and flashed matters as much as the unit itself. A poorly set window is a slow leak waiting to find the framing.
Fencing - A fence is only as good as its posts, and in soft, wet Pacific Northwest ground, posts that are not set properly lean and heave after a winter or two. The part you do not see is what determines how long the part you do see stays straight.
Home Maintenance Plan - Most home repair losses start small and invisible: a clogged gutter, a slow leak, moss working under shingles. The difference between catching them early and reacting after failure is rarely small.
Commercial & Property Manager Services - A property manager with a work-order backlog, a landlord with a turnover deadline, a storefront with a door that will not latch: commercial repair needs are rarely big, but they are always urgent to somebody. What they need is a team that shows up when scheduled, fixes it right, and documents what was done.
Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) - An accessory dwelling unit is a second, smaller home on your property: a converted garage or basement, a suite attached to the house, or a standalone unit in the backyard. Homeowners build them for aging parents, adult kids, a private home office, or rental income, and Washington just made them far easier to add.
Garage & Basement ADU Conversion - Converting a garage or basement is usually the most affordable way to add an ADU, because the walls, roof, and foundation are already there. You are paying to finish and outfit the space, not to build a structure from the ground up.
Attached ADU & Mother-in-Law Suites - An attached ADU, often called a mother-in-law suite, adds private living space to your home: typically an addition or a reworked wing with its own kitchen or kitchenette, a full bath, and a separate entrance. It keeps family close while giving everyone their own front door.
Detached ADUs - A detached ADU is a standalone home on your lot, built from the ground up with its own foundation, walls, roof, kitchen, bath, and utilities. It is the most private and the most rentable type of ADU, and the one that adds the most independent value to a property.