Accessory dwelling unit
Accessory Dwelling Unit in Salmon Creek, WA
A Salmon Creek ADU project that required a rare Clark County exception and careful delivery around large cedar trees.
What mattered on this project
The site had history as an old homestead before the surrounding subdivision, which complicated the permit path. Wolf helped secure a rare exception from Clark County.
Delivery also required care because large cedar trees limited movement on the property. The final set depended on both permitting work and field execution.
Project highlights
- Navigated a difficult permitting path.
- Protected the mature cedar trees during delivery.
- Delivered a rental-quality home for a professional home inspector.
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