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Exterior Remodeling
in Camas, WA

Camas exteriors are a staging problem before they are a siding problem. Sloped lots, two- and three-story wall planes, heavy tree cover that keeps north roof faces wet, and HOA architectural review on Prune Hill. Serden Group prices the scaffold and the access honestly, gets the color and material approvals in early, and replaces siding, windows, roofs, trim and gutters with the flashing details corrected behind them.

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Grade, trees, and
a tall wall.

On Prune Hill and the slopes above Lacamas Lake, the same features that make the view make the project. A walk-out basement puts cladding against grade at an elevation nobody detailed for. Three-story wall planes need real staging and fall protection, not a ladder. Conifer cover keeps shaded roof faces damp, fills gutters every fall, and shortens the practical life of granulated composition roofing. And in several Camas neighborhoods the HOA approves material, color and roof profile before you can order anything. We price all of that at the walkthrough instead of discovering it on day three.

Farmhouse exterior after new siding, trim and a wraparound covered porch Bungalow after new shingle and lap siding, trim and a rebuilt front porch Covered porch with cedar posts, cable railing and recessed lighting Ranch home after board-and-batten siding, new roof and a new entry porch New shingle siding and white trim on a remodeled bungalow House wrap and flashing installed before new siding goes on Ranch home before its exterior remodel, with failing siding and paint Bungalow before its exterior remodel, with dated siding and shutters

The Whole Envelope. One Camas Crew.

Siding, water-resistive barrier and flashing, windows and doors, roofing, gutters, trim, exterior paint, decks and covered patios for Camas homes — including the sloped-lot staging and HOA submittals that come with them.

Before and after of a re-side, from house wrap to finished siding and trim

Siding &
Weather Barrier

Fiber cement, engineered wood and cedar over a properly detailed water-resistive barrier — with rot repair and flashing corrected before the new siding goes on.

Replacement windows with new trim on a remodeled bungalow

Windows &
Exterior Doors

Full-frame and insert replacement, patio and entry doors, with sill pans and head flashing installed to the manufacturer's wet-flashing detail.

New composition roof, gutters and board-and-batten siding on a ranch home

Roofing &
Gutters

Architectural composition and standing-seam metal, plus underlayment, ventilation, valley and pipe flashing, gutters and downspout routing away from the foundation.

Covered porch with cedar posts, cable railing and recessed lighting

Decks & Covered
Outdoor Living

Framed decks, covered patios and outdoor kitchens — engineered footings, flashed ledgers, and a roof that makes the space usable eight months a year.

Your Camas, WA exterior remodel, done right —
from walkthrough to final inspection.

How It Works
1
Feasibility & Site

We walk the grade, check your zone’s setbacks, lot coverage and height limits, and flag critical areas, steep slope and tree requirements that apply to your parcel. On sloped lots we bring the structural engineer in at this stage so the foundation strategy is priced before you fall in love with a plan the site cannot carry.

Before renovation
2
Design & Permit

Floor plans, elevations and stamped structural drawings, then submittal and plan-review management with the City of Camas — or the Clark County Permit Center if your address is unincorporated. Geotechnical input, drainage detail and any critical-area review are handled as part of the package, not billed to you as surprises.

Construction framing
3
Build & Tie-In

Excavation and footings, framing, roof tie-in, mechanicals, then finishes — with your kitchen and bathrooms kept in service and site access planned so equipment does not tear up the yard it has to cross. One project manager and a punch-list walkthrough before final inspection.

Finished kitchen

Camas, WA homeowners choose Serden Group for expert guidance and a stress-free home addition — from design to final walkthrough.

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100%
Warranty Coverage
99%
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Serden Group consultation with clients reviewing remodeling plans

What exterior work takes
in Camas

Camas permits its own work, and its lots have a distinct signature. Four local facts shape nearly every exterior project we build here.

Camas issues its own permits

Building, mechanical and electrical permits run through the City of Camas, separate from Clark County — separate review, fees and inspection queue. Siding and re-roofing commonly require a permit; decks and covered structures always do. Camas tree retention and critical-areas rules can also affect where a deck or covered patio is allowed to expand.

Grade and staging

Sloped Camas lots produce two- and three-story wall planes and walk-out basements where siding meets grade at difficult elevations. That means engineered scaffold, fall protection and material handling as real line items — and it is exactly where a cheap bid and an honest one diverge.

Tree cover and roof life

Conifer canopy keeps north and east roof planes damp and mossy, drops real debris volume into gutters, and shortens the service life of composition roofing. Balanced attic ventilation, zinc or copper at the ridge on shaded planes, properly sized gutters — and on a roof already at end of life, metal on the shaded faces.

HOA architectural review

Prune Hill, Lacamas Shores and several other Camas neighborhoods require HOA approval of siding material, exposure, color and roof profile before installation. We assemble that submittal at the front of the schedule, because an approval that arrives after the material order is a change order.

Camas permit thresholds, fees, tree retention and critical-areas rules change, and HOA standards vary by neighborhood. Verify current requirements with the City of Camas and your association — we handle the walkthrough, submittals, permits and inspections either way.

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Home Additions Across
Camas & East Clark County

From Prune Hill and Lacamas Shores to Grass Valley, Camas Meadows, Fern Prairie and downtown — Serden Group builds additions across Camas and east Clark County. We know which parcels sit inside city limits, where slope and critical-area review will apply, and what the review actually takes.

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What exterior work costs
in Camas, WA

Camas sits at the upper end of the Clark County range — sloped sites, tall wall planes, staging, tree cover and higher finish expectations. Ranges are installed figures including tear-off, barrier, flashing, trim and permits where required. Rot repair is a written allowance; Washington sales tax applies to labor.

Exterior project Typical scope Camas planning range
Window replacement, per opening Insert or full-frame $1,100 – $2,600
Entry door replacement Single door with sidelights $4,000 – $10,500
Roof replacement 25–35 squares, composition or metal $16,000 – $40,000
Siding replacement 2,000–3,200 sq ft of wall $34,000 – $85,000
Deck build or rebuild 300–600 sq ft, elevated $18,000 – $55,000
Covered patio / outdoor living Roofed, 250–450 sq ft $32,000 – $95,000
Full exterior package Siding, windows, roof, trim, paint $105,000 – $250,000

What pushes an exterior budget up

Rot found behind the old cladding, three-story or steeply sloped walls that need staging and scaffold, going full-frame on windows instead of insert, a rain screen assembly, historic or design review, lead-safe containment on pre-1978 homes, and pulling one failed layer off to discover a second one underneath.

What brings it down

Doing siding, windows and trim in one mobilization instead of three — the scaffold, the containment and the mobilization get paid for once. Keeping the existing window openings. Choosing a prefinished product so there is no field paint cycle waiting on dry weather.

What people forget to budget

Gutters and downspouts, which almost always come off with the siding. Exterior light fixtures, hose bibs, dryer and bath vents, and the electrical penetrations that all need new blocks and flashing. Landscaping and hardscape restoration. And the sequencing cost of a job that has to pause for weather.

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Exterior Remodeling in Camas, WA —
Common Questions

Camas runs at the upper end of the Clark County range: full siding replacement is typically $34,000–$85,000, a roof $16,000–$40,000, windows $1,100–$2,600 per opening, a deck rebuild $18,000–$55,000 and a covered outdoor living space $32,000–$95,000. Two local reasons: many Camas homes sit on slopes with tall, hard-to-reach wall planes that need real staging, and finish expectations on Prune Hill and around Lacamas Lake are above the county average.
Trees and grade. Heavy tree cover keeps north and east roof planes wet and mossy, fills gutters every fall, and shortens the practical life of composition roofing. Sloped lots create two- and three-story wall planes, walk-out basements where siding meets grade at awkward elevations, and access problems for staging. Both are manageable — they just have to be priced honestly instead of discovered on day three.
Through the City of Camas. Camas issues its own building, mechanical and electrical permits separately from Clark County, with its own review, fee schedule and inspection queue. Siding and re-roofing frequently require a permit, and decks and covered patios always do. Camas also has tree retention and critical-areas regulations that can affect where a covered structure or a deck expansion is allowed. We confirm the requirements for your parcel and pull the permits.
Yes — those are among our most common Camas neighborhoods, along with Forest Home, Dorothy Fox, Sierra Vista, Lacamas Creek, Fern Prairie and the historic blocks near downtown. Several of those areas have HOA architectural review, so we build the submittal for color, material and roof profile approval into the front of the schedule rather than after the material order.
Under heavy tree cover, moss is a maintenance reality rather than a defect. Three things actually help: balanced attic ventilation so the deck is not warm and damp from below, zinc or copper treatment along the ridge on shaded planes, and gutters sized and cleaned for real conifer debris volume. When a roof is already at end of life, we look at metal for the shaded planes — it sheds debris and does not host moss the way granulated composition does.
Yes. Tall walls on sloped lots are a staging problem before they are a siding problem, and that is exactly where an honest estimate separates from a cheap one. We price the scaffold, the fall protection and the material handling as their own lines, and we schedule the water-open phases so no elevation sits exposed longer than the weather window allows.
A roof is 3–6 days, windows roughly 1–2 days per 8–10 openings, full siding replacement 4–7 weeks on the taller sloped-lot homes, a deck or covered patio 3–6 weeks, and a full envelope package 9–15 weeks. Add time at the front for HOA architectural review and, on wooded or sloped parcels, for a critical-areas or tree review.

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