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Vancouver Neighborhoods We Serve
Camas
Upscale community east of Vancouver with newer construction and views of the Columbia River Gorge. Glass deck railing preserves those dramatic gorge panoramas.
Felida
North Vancouver neighborhood with river access and established homes. Glass railing modernizes these properties while keeping Columbia River views open.
Salmon Creek
Growing suburban community with family homes and outdoor living spaces. Glass deck railing and stair railing add modern style to these Pacific Northwest properties.
Fisher's Landing
East Vancouver neighborhood with newer homes and mountain views. Glass railing captures Mount Hood and Gorge views from elevated patios and decks.
Ridgefield
Fast-growing community north of Vancouver with new construction and wildlife refuge views. Glass railing fits the modern farmhouse and contemporary styles popular in Ridgefield's new developments.
Washougal
Small town at the entrance to the Columbia River Gorge with waterfront properties and spectacular views. Glass deck railing is the natural choice for Gorge-view homes.
Building Codes in Clark County
Washington adopts the IBC and IRC with state amendments through the Washington State Building Code (WSBC). Residential guards: 36" minimum. Commercial: 42". Pool barriers: 48" with self-closing, self-latching gates per ISPSC. Every glass guardrail and glass fence must meet these minimum heights — view full code reference.
Other Washington Cities We Serve
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