Compass Contractors LLC

09/08/2026

Camas, WA | 1,600 sq. ft. ADU

This Camas ADU was built around one goal: giving mom her own space to thrive. We poured a flat, level garage floor so she can run her home bakery without a single lip or step to navigate. From there, we carried that same thinking through the entire home. Zero-step entries, a roll-in tile shower, and 8-ft. doors throughout for full wheelchair accessibility.

ADUs can be more than extra square footage. They can be built around the people who’ll actually live in them.

📍 Camas, WA | 1,600 sq. ft.

✅ ADA-accessible design throughout

✅ Flat garage floor for a home-based bakery

✅ Roll-in tile shower, zero-step entry, 8-ft. doors

Thinking about building a space that fits your family’s future or moms future?

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09/05/2026

BigFrom empty lot to 24 new homes construction is officially underway in Woodland WA. More updates coming as this one takes shape.

Call us to talk about your next build

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09/03/2026

Fun fact: this wall features an original art piece from staff at VCA (previous tenants)! As we move forward with this remodel, we’re facing a fun question do we keep it as-is, add to it with more staff artwork, or say goodbye and start fresh? What do you think? Let us know in the comments.

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Some renovations come with these unexpected “original” pieces little bits of character built right into the bones of a building. If your renovation has parts like this that you’re on the fence about, let us know. We know exactly how to handle it, whether that means preserving it, incorporating it into the new design, or helping you decide when it’s time to let go.

Old tenants Laura Cole and our team! Just two great group of people.

09/02/2026

Over the years, this place dealt with its fair share of water intrusion so we tackled it head-on. A brand new roof went in, and we took things all the way down to the studs and block for a complete rebuild. New plumbing, new electrical, all of it. Beyond that, the renovation went smoothly with no major surprises.

Now for the fun part: this incredible wall. The big question is do we keep the original art or not? Stay tuned for the close-up.

09/01/2026

ADUs and Home Additions Are the Best Bang for Your Buck in Clark County – By the Numbers

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See real ADU and barndominium cost data for Clark County, WA. Why TikTok pricing from Oklahoma or Texas won't match a local build.

08/29/2026

Many of you know we took over the old Battleground Vet Clinic, which was a staple in our town for many years. We’ve made such good friends with the people who called this place home, and we never wanted them to feel like we weren’t empathetic to what it meant to them. We’ve made sure they know this is still their home, they’re welcome to come by anytime.

We recently invited them to come see the remodel, and their reactions and stories were so much fun to hear. Stay tuned, we’ll be sharing their stories! Follow us for part 2!

FullCircle

08/27/2026

On this project, we added a new sidewalk and concrete steps to the front entrance, replaced the original round-about driveway with a cleaner and more functional layout, and relocated the front entrance to better suit the flow of the home.

We also completed a full master bedroom and bathroom addition, giving this family the extra square footage and privacy they needed.

Whether it’s curb appeal, accessibility, or simply needing more room to grow into, these are the kinds of upgrades that Compass Contractors is happy to help with.

If your family has outgrown your current space, reach out today we’d love to talk through what’s possible for your home.

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08/25/2026

Site prep involves installing the infrastructure a project depends on: water, sewer, power, and storm systems, all of which are hidden once the building goes vertical. It also includes extending utilities from the main road, creating water tie-ins, installing fire hydrants, and completing frontage improvements like sidewalks, street lighting, and landscaping to match the surrounding neighborhood.

How long this phase takes and how much it costs depends largely on how close the site is to existing utility access points. The closer those connections, the less complex and less expensive the work tends to be. Other factors, like the depth of sewer lines, can add further engineering challenges along the way.

Site prep also looks different depending on the type of project. A single-family home typically taps into utilities that are already close by, keeping the scope relatively contained. A multifamily development like this one requires a larger-scale system built to support many units at once, along with public improvements that meet city and neighborhood standards. That difference in scale is a big reason apartment projects require more extensive site work upfront.
It’s not the most visible part of construction, but it’s one of the most important. Getting site work right sets the foundation.

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08/24/2026

Scary situation for our neighbors, be safe everyone!

08/22/2026

Every project comes with its own set of challenges. We worked through a houseless situation on this site, which isn’t something a lot of people expect to navigate during a build.

Here’s something worth knowing: cities are often more willing to work with you when your project helps address homelessness in the community. If your development reduces the number of people without housing, that can actually work in your favor with local permitting and support.

It’s one more reason why having a team that knows how to navigate these situations matters.

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