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Shower Remodeling
in Camas, WA

Camas homes are newer, larger and full of builder-grade fiberglass units that are now twenty-plus years old — which makes them some of the best conversion candidates in Clark County. Serden Group rebuilds Camas showers from the studs out, permits through the City of Camas directly, and hands the primary bath back as a genuine walk-in. One licensed team, one project manager. Locally trusted since 2015.

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The Camas primary bath,
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The pattern repeats across Prune Hill, Grass Valley and Lacamas Shores: a generous primary bathroom laid out around a corner soaking tub nobody has filled since the year they moved in, plus a cramped fiberglass shower next to it with a raised curb and framed glass. Convert the alcove and you get a walk-in shower with room for a bench, a niche and two shower heads — without moving a single wall or adding a square foot.

Shower valve and tile detail Bathroom pendant lighting above a vanity Marble vanity countertop detail Stone tile slab selected for a shower surround Subway tile shower walls Brass shower and bathroom fixtures Bathroom vanity styling detail Custom tile shower with a frameless glass door

Every Shower Type. One Camas Crew.

Tub-to-shower conversions, curbless walk-ins, custom tile and frameless glass for Camas primary and hall baths. Demolition, plumbing rough-in, waterproofing, tile and enclosure under one contract, permitted through the City of Camas.

Custom tile shower built by Serden Group

Tub-to-Shower
Conversions

An unused alcove tub comes out and the full width becomes a walk-in shower — new drain, new valve, new waterproofing.

Glass walk-in shower with large-format tile and a floating vanity

Curbless &
Walk-In Showers

Zero-threshold entries with a recessed pan and linear drain, so the floor runs flat from the door to the shower head.

Subway tile shower walls set by Serden Group

Custom Tile
& Waterproofing

Bonded membrane over a sloped bed, sealed corners and flange, water-tested before a single tile is set.

Frameless glass shower door and brass fixtures

Glass, Valves
& Fixtures

Templated frameless and semi-frameless enclosures, thermostatic valves, rain heads, hand showers and body sprays.

Your Camas, WA shower remodel, done right —
from demo 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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Years of Excellence
1500+
Projects Completed
100%
Warranty Coverage
99%
Client Satisfaction
Serden Group consultation with clients reviewing remodeling plans

What a shower remodel means
in Camas

Camas permits its own work and its housing stock has a distinct signature. Four local facts shape almost every shower project we build here.

Camas issues its own permits

Unlike the unincorporated areas around Vancouver, Camas runs its own building and plumbing permit process through the city — separate review, separate fees, separate inspection queue from Clark County. A plumbing permit is required once a drain or supply line moves, a valve is added, or a tub becomes a shower.

A 20-year-old fiberglass unit

Much of Camas was built between the late 1990s and the 2000s, which means original one-piece or three-piece fiberglass showers with a raised curb and framed clear glass. They are past service life, they cannot be refinished into something durable, and the alcove they sit in is usually wide enough for a far better shower.

The corner tub nobody uses

Camas primary baths were laid out around a deck-mounted soaking tub. Removing it frees the single largest block of floor area in the room. Most of our Camas projects reclaim it as a wet room, a double-entry walk-in shower, or a longer vanity run with a proper linen tower.

Curbless over framed floors

A zero-threshold shower needs the pan recessed roughly 1.5–2 inches into the floor structure. On Prune Hill and Grass Valley homes that means working between joists, and when the bathroom sits over a finished room we plan the access before demolition instead of discovering it mid-project. Daylight-basement lots near Lacamas Lake are usually the easy case.

Camas permit requirements and fees change. Verify current requirements with the City of Camas for your parcel — we handle submittal 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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Completed Camas, WA bathroom remodel by Denis Serden

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What a shower remodel costs
in Camas, WA

Camas projects run at the upper end of the Clark County range — larger primary baths, higher finish expectations. Ranges include demolition, framing repair, waterproofing, tile labor, glass, permit fees and cleanup.

Shower project Typical scope Camas planning range
Acrylic or solid-surface conversion Same footprint, prefab base and wall panels $7,500 – $12,000
Tile walk-in shower, same footprint Custom tile, new valve, semi-frameless glass $14,000 – $24,000
Curbless / zero-threshold shower Recessed pan, linear drain, frameless glass $20,000 – $34,000
Corner tub removed, shower expanded New footprint, relocated drain, tile bench $26,000 – $45,000
Primary bath wet room Shower and freestanding tub in one glassed area $34,000 – $58,000
Full primary bath around a new shower Everything down to the studs, relocated fixtures $50,000 – $85,000

What pushes the number up

Moving the drain, going curbless over a joist bay or a slab, mosaic and large-format tile, frameless glass, thermostatic valves with body sprays — and any rot we find the day the tub comes out.

What brings it down

Keeping the existing drain and valve locations, one tile size in a simple stack or offset layout, a semi-frameless enclosure, and doing the work while a wall is already open for something else.

What people forget to budget

The exhaust fan and its duct run to the exterior, door hardware, 15% extra tile for cuts and a future repair, and subfloor work nobody can see until demolition. We put an allowance for it in the contract.

Get a fixed price for your Camas shower

Shower Remodeling in Camas, WA —
Common Questions

Camas projects run at the upper end of the Clark County range, largely because the housing stock is newer and larger and the finish expectations follow. A tile walk-in shower in the existing footprint is typically $14,000–$24,000 here, a curbless shower with a linear drain $20,000–$34,000, and a primary-bath shower that expands into a former tub alcove with a bench and full-height slab walls $26,000–$45,000. Washington sales tax applies to labor as well as materials, so add it on top.
Camas issues its own building and plumbing permits through the city rather than through Clark County, so the review and inspection process is separate from Vancouver's. A plumbing permit is required whenever a drain or supply line is relocated, a valve is added, or a tub is converted to a shower. Camas also has its own critical-areas and tree ordinances that occasionally touch a project on a sloped or wooded lot — not usually a shower, but worth checking before anything structural.
A lot of Camas housing dates to the growth waves of the late 1990s through the 2000s — Prune Hill, Grass Valley, Lacamas Shores, Fisher Investment-era subdivisions — which means original builder-grade fiberglass units in the primary bath that are now 20-plus years old, and framed clear-glass enclosures with a raised curb. Those are prime conversion candidates: the alcove is already generous, so removing the tub buys a genuinely large walk-in shower without moving a single wall.
In most Prune Hill and Grass Valley homes, yes. Those are typically wood-framed floors over a crawlspace or over living space, and a zero-threshold shower needs the pan recessed 1.5–2 inches between the joists. When the bathroom sits over a finished room below we plan the access before demolition rather than discovering it mid-project. On daylight-basement lots off Lacamas Lake we have usually got the room underneath to work.
Two to three weeks for a same-footprint tile shower, three to four for a tub-to-shower conversion, plus the city inspection window between plumbing rough-in and closing the walls. Frameless glass is templated once the tile has cured and takes another one to two weeks to fabricate. We schedule around Camas school calendars when families ask — a bathroom out of service in August is a different problem than one out of service in October.
Yes. Those are among the Camas neighborhoods we build in most, along with Forest Home, Dorothy Fox, Sierra Vista, Lacamas Creek and the downtown historic blocks near NE 4th Avenue. We also serve Washougal, Fern Prairie and the Columbia River Gorge corridor east toward the Camas–Washougal line.
Yes — Serden Group LLC is licensed, bonded and insured in Washington and permits work through the City of Camas directly. We recommend verifying any contractor's registration with Washington L&I before signing. We are also happy to provide Camas references and addresses of completed work in the area.

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