Do you serve Washougal and Vancouver too?
Yes. Camas, Washougal, Vancouver, and the wider Clark County area are home territory, plus the full Portland metro across the river.
Can you do an ornamental deck railing?
Yes. Decorative pickets and pattern work in fabricated iron suit the older homes near downtown, built in our own shop and finished for the outdoors.
Will glass panels help with wind on an exposed deck?
Often, yes. Solid panels block a good share of the wind coming up the valley, which can turn an afternoon deck from unusable to the best seat in the house, all while keeping the view. Cable and open systems let the wind straight through instead.
Our builder put a basic railing on the deck. Can you replace it?
Yes, it is one of our most common Camas projects. If the deck structure is sound, we measure it, fabricate the new railing to those dimensions, and swap it in. On a view lot it is the most visible upgrade available.
Glass or cable for a Prune Hill view deck?
Glass keeps the view completely whole and blocks the most wind, which matters on an exposed hill lot. Cable costs less, keeps most of the openness, and lets the breeze through. Plenty of Camas decks use glass on the view side and cable on the rest.