Eugene, OR OR CCB #206675 Est ~2005

Van Camp Construction.

From excavation through finish, no job is too big or small.

Start your project See the portfolio

A general contractor in the south Willamette Valley.

CHAPTER I · THE WORK

Twenty years of building across the south Willamette.

Randy Van Camp has been the principal on every project his license has carried since OR CCB #206675 issued. Excavation, foundations, framing, masonry, roofing, finish – the trades that make a building stand. The crew partners only with licensed, bonded, insured sub-contractors. The standard is simple: every line the client sees should hold up to a second look.

  • LicenseOR CCB #206675
  • PrincipalRandy Van Camp
  • BaseEugene, Oregon
  • Established~2005

CHAPTER II · PORTFOLIO

Selected work.

A portfolio reads honestly when it is built the way the work is: one project at a time, each held long enough for the viewer to see how the parts meet. The pieces below are pulled from current and recent jobs. {{MISSING: portfolio_projects}} – project titles, scope, and completion year will be wired in alongside the published gallery.

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CARPENTRY · FRAMING · FINISH

New construction, ground up.

From excavation through finish: a single contractor on the job from the day the dirt moves to the day the trim caps the doorway. The crew runs framing, structural beams, windows, doors, flooring, siding and trim through one continuous schedule. The result is a building whose seams line up because the same people drew them.

Scope on this build: new home construction with full-height foundation walls (24 to 96 inches), structural steel beams, custom carpentry through to finish.

  • Framing
  • Foundations
  • Finish carpentry
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MASONRY · STONE

Stone, brick, and the cuts between them.

Natural stone laid alongside cultured stone and brick veneer. Fireplaces and chimneys built to last more than the warranty. CMU foundations and decorative or structural block where the engineer asked for it. Colored mortar selected against the stone, not against a sample card.

The mason on this job worked the columns and the arches by hand. The repair work on the older chimney was matched in coursing and joint width before the first stone was lifted.

  • Natural stone
  • Cultured stone
  • Fireplaces & chimneys
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DECKING · HANDRAILS · OUTDOOR

The exterior structures that get used.

Composite decking in Trex® or Timbertech® where the client wants no maintenance, cedar where they want the smell. Cable railing and aluminum handrails detailed for view, wood handrails detailed for hand. Custom benches and swings built to the deck’s lines, not bought to fit them.

The pergolas, patio covers, and dry-rot repairs that come up alongside a deck are part of the same scope. Post, stair, and accent lighting are wired before the boards go down.

  • Composite decking
  • Cable railing
  • Pergolas & covers
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EXCAVATION · FOUNDATIONS

Underground, where the building begins.

Demolition and removal, clearing, digging and trenching, utility runs, leveling and compaction, testing. Footings and pier pads. Load pads. Rebar through to foundation walls between two and eight feet tall. Sidewalks, garages, and patios stamped, colored, stained, or sealed depending on what the design called for.

  • Excavation
  • Foundation walls
  • Stamped concrete

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CHAPTER III · SERVICES

What we build, scope by scope.

Nine categories. Each one is its own trade with its own crew lineage. The list below reads the way the work is sequenced – site to surface.

  1. 01 Architectural
    • Project Design
    • Consultation
    • 3D and Standard Drawings
    • Building Permits
    • Inspections
  2. 02 Excavation
    • Demolition
    • Removal
    • Disposal
    • Clearing
    • Digging
    • Trenching
    • Utilities
    • Leveling
    • Building Pads
    • Compaction
    • Testing
  3. 03 Foundations · Concrete
    • Footings
    • Pier Pads
    • Load Pads
    • Rebar
    • CMU
    • Foundation Walls (24″–96″ Tall)
    • Sidewalks
    • Garages
    • Patios
    • Stamped
    • Colored
    • Stained
    • Sealed
  4. 04 Carpentry · Framing
    • New Homes
    • Additions
    • Remodels
    • Renovations
    • Structural Beams
    • Shops
    • Windows
    • Doors
    • Flooring
    • Siding
    • Trim
    • Pergolas
    • Patio Covers
    • Dry Rot Repairs
  5. 05 Masonry
    • Natural Stone
    • Cultured Stone
    • Brick Veneer
    • Fireplaces
    • Chimneys
    • Fire Pits
    • Water Features
    • CMU Foundations
    • Decorative/Structural Block
    • Columns
    • Arches
    • Precast
    • Colored Mortar
    • Scaffolding
    • Repairs
  6. 06 Decking · Handrails
    • Composite Decking
    • Trex®
    • Timbertech®
    • Cedar
    • Benches
    • Custom Swings
    • Cable Railing
    • Aluminum & Wood Handrails
    • Post · Stair · Accent Lighting
  7. 07 Fencing
    • Cedar
    • Aluminum
    • Wrought Iron
    • Cyclone
    • Lattice
    • Privacy
    • Fence Repairs
  8. 08 Roofing
    • Composition
    • Concrete
    • Clay
    • Membrane
    • Flashing
    • Venting
    • Plywood · Eave · Fascia Repairs
    • Gutters
    • Downspouts
  9. 09 Electrical · Plumbing · HVAC
    • Run by trusted, licensed, bonded and insured sub-contractors
    • Coordinated under one general contract
    • Sequenced with framing, masonry, and finish
Randy Van Camp, principal.

CHAPTER IV · ABOUT

We value integrity and personal responsibility in every job.

We strive to exceed expectations and build trusted relationships with our clients through clear communication, attention to detail, and professional expertise. We believe our customers come first and will work hard to ensure your satisfaction from bids and estimates through construction and finish.

We are committed to building long-term relationships with partners who share our values. We only use trusted professional licensed, bonded and insured sub-contractors.

Principal
Randy Van Camp (Randall Blake Van Camp)
License
OR CCB #206675
Established
~2005
Base
Eugene, Oregon
Crew
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Service radius
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CHAPTER V · TESTIMONIALS

Client stories, gathering.

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Until then, start a conversation

CHAPTER 0 · PROJECT INTAKE

Start your project.

Five questions. Two minutes. We use the answers to come back to you with a real conversation about your build – not an auto-quote.

    I

    What kind of project are you planning?

    Pick the closest match. We’ll get into specifics in step five.

    II

    How deep is the scope?

    If you’re unsure, leave it. We’ll walk it on the call.

    III

    When would you like to start?

    Honest timelines help us schedule honestly.

    IV

    What range are you working in?

    A range, not a quote. We talk pricing on the call.

    V

    Where do we reach you?

    CHAPTER VI · CONTACT

    Reach the office.

    Phone

    (541) 870–5408

    Email

    vancampconstruction@gmail.com

    Address

    2329 Rollie Loop
    Eugene, OR 97405

    Hours

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    A-0.0 · COVER SHEET · ISSUED FOR HOMEOWNERS

    From excavation through finish, no job is too big or small.

    General contracting in Eugene, Oregon. No job is too big or small.

    Integrity and personal responsibility on every job. Clear communication, attention to detail, and trusted licensed, bonded, and insured sub-contractors. From the first site walk through final finish.

    Start a Project See the Work 541 · 870 · 5408
    Van Camp Construction completed project in Eugene, Oregon
    A-0.0 / 01 Service scope drafted in sequence · nine layers from excavation through finish · Eugene, OR

    A-2.0 · PROJECT SHEETS

    Drawings issued from the binder.

    Each project a sheet – title block, isometric, key-notes. Photographs are captioned with phase and trade. The drawing is the truth; we publish the drawing and the finished work side by side.

    1. A-2.1

      Foundations & Concrete Flatwork

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      ISSUED FOR PORTFOLIO

      Footings, pier pads, load pads, rebar, CMU. Foundation walls 24″ to 96″ tall. Sidewalks, garages, patios. Stamped, colored, stained, and sealed flatwork to specification.

      • KN 1 Footings · pier pads · load pads
      • KN 2 Rebar · CMU · foundation walls 24″ – 96″
      • KN 3 Stamped · colored · stained · sealed
    2. A-2.2

      Carpentry & Framing

      DRAWN
      R.V.C.
      CHECKED
      R.V.C.
      TRADE
      06
      ISSUED FOR PORTFOLIO

      New homes, additions, remodels, renovations. Structural beams, shops, windows, doors, flooring, siding, trim, pergolas, patio covers. Dry rot repairs cut back to sound framing.

      • KN 1 New homes · additions · remodels
      • KN 2 Structural beams · windows · doors
      • KN 3 Trim · pergolas · patio covers · dry rot repairs
    3. A-2.3

      Masonry & Stonework

      DRAWN
      R.V.C.
      CHECKED
      R.V.C.
      TRADE
      04
      ISSUED FOR PORTFOLIO

      Natural stone, cultured stone, brick veneer. Fireplaces, chimneys, fire pits, water features. CMU foundations, decorative and structural block, columns, arches, precast. Colored mortar to match. Scaffolding and repairs.

      • KN 1 Natural stone · cultured stone · brick veneer
      • KN 2 Fireplaces · chimneys · fire pits
      • KN 3 Columns · arches · precast · colored mortar
    4. A-2.4

      Decking & Handrails

      DRAWN
      R.V.C.
      CHECKED
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      TRADE
      06 / 05
      ISSUED FOR PORTFOLIO

      Composite decking with Trex® and Timbertech®. Cedar decking. Benches and custom swings. Cable railing systems; aluminum and wood handrails. Post, stair, and accent lighting.

      • KN 1 Composite · Trex® · Timbertech® · cedar
      • KN 2 Cable railing · aluminum · wood handrails
      • KN 3 Post · stair · accent lighting
    5. A-2.5

      Roofing & Weatherproofing

      DRAWN
      R.V.C.
      CHECKED
      R.V.C.
      TRADE
      07
      ISSUED FOR PORTFOLIO

      Composition, concrete, clay, and membrane roofing. Flashing and venting installed to manufacturer detail. Plywood, eave, and fascia repairs. Gutters and downspouts routed to grade.

      • KN 1 Composition · concrete · clay · membrane
      • KN 2 Flashing · venting
      • KN 3 Plywood · eave · fascia · gutters · downspouts
    6. A-2.6

      Fencing & Privacy

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      CHECKED
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      TRADE
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      ISSUED FOR PORTFOLIO

      Cedar, aluminum, wrought iron, cyclone, lattice, and privacy fencing. Fence repairs from rot or impact. Posts set in concrete below frost line.

      • KN 1 Cedar · aluminum · wrought iron
      • KN 2 Cyclone · lattice · privacy
      • KN 3 Fence repairs
    7. A-2.7

      Site Work & Excavation

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      CHECKED
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      TRADE
      02 / 31
      ISSUED FOR PORTFOLIO

      Demolition, removal, disposal. Clearing, digging, trenching for utilities. Leveling, building pads, compaction, and testing. Every site walked and measured before the first cut.

      • KN 1 Demolition · removal · disposal
      • KN 2 Clearing · digging · trenching · utilities
      • KN 3 Leveling · building pads · compaction · testing
    8. A-2.8

      Architectural & Permitting

      DRAWN
      R.V.C.
      CHECKED
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      TRADE
      01
      ISSUED FOR PORTFOLIO

      Project design and consultation. 3D and standard drawings. Building permits pulled with the city. Inspections coordinated through the build. The drawing precedes the cut.

      • KN 1 Project design · consultation
      • KN 2 3D and standard drawings
      • KN 3 Building permits · inspections

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    A-1.7 · SERVICES · DRAWING LIST

    From excavation through finish. Nine trades, one firm.

    Every trade kept on a single drawing list. Self-performed where it belongs to us; trusted licensed, bonded, and insured sub-contractors where the trade is theirs.

    A-1.0 · DRAWING LIST · PROCESS

    How a project moves through this office.

    A construction set has a drawing list. So does the way we run a project. Bids and estimates through construction and finish, with clear communication on every row.

    1. A-1.1 Site walk & intent capture First visit, measurements, photographs, the homeowner's intent in their words. PHASE 01
    2. A-1.2 Bid & estimate Itemised bid against scope. Reviewed line by line. No auto-quotes; no surprises. PHASE 02
    3. A-1.3 Permits & preconstruction Drawings issued for permit. City review and approval. Subcontractor schedule built. PHASE 03
    4. A-1.4 Construction Daily site presence. Weekly homeowner update. Change orders in writing. No verbal price changes. PHASE 04
    5. A-1.5 Finish & punch-list Issue list, closed item by item. Final walk-through with the homeowner before sign-off. PHASE 05
    6. A-1.6 Warranty & follow-up Warranty period observed. The firm answers the phone after the job closes. PHASE 06

    A-3.0 · THE FIRM

    The principal, the crew, the metrics.

    Section-cut through the office. A draftsperson's heavy line sweeps left to right; the detail flag plants on the right. Integrity and personal responsibility on every job.

    A-4.0 · SERVICE AREA

    Where we work.

    PRIMARY

    • Eugene
    • Springfield
    • Coburg
    • Creswell
    • Veneta
    • Junction City
    • Pleasant Hill

    EXTENDED

    • Cottage Grove
    • Florence
    • Oakridge
    • Harrisburg
    • Brownsville
    • Lowell
    • Dexter

    A-5.0 · OWNER'S NOTES

    Homeowner notes from the binder.

    Each note is anchored to a specific project sheet. We do not publish a note without a matching project record.

    Real notes from real homeowners will be issued here on the firm's review. We do not fabricate quotes to fill a sheet.

    A-0.0 · PROJECT INTAKE

    Start a project.

    Five sheets. Each click commits to a project step. We respond inside two business days with a real human reply. No auto-quotes; no carnival copy.

      A-1.0 What kind of project are you planning? DRAFT

      KN 1 · We talk through type before quoting scope. The project type sets the drawing set we'll work from.

      A-2.0 How deep does the work go? DRAFT

      KN 2 · Scope decides whether we issue for permit. Structural work always does.

      A-3.0 When would you want to start? DRAFT

      KN 3 · Planning ahead gets you on the calendar earlier. Schedules cut both ways.

      A-4.0 A real budget conversation, not a quote. DRAFT

      KN 4 · We don't publish prices because price follows scope. Honest ranges save both sides time.

      A-5.0 Issue the intake sheet. DRAFT

      KN 5 · A real human reads every intake inside two business days. The next move is a site walk – no obligation, no pressure.