CAMERON PARK · SERVICE AREA
General Contractor in Cameron Park
CCI Builders serves Cameron Park from Placerville. We take on deck repair and replacement, structural and dry rot repair, siding, additions and ADUs.
WORK WE TAKE ON
Repair, remodel or build.
CCI is based in Placerville. Choose the service that describes your project.
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Decks and patio covers
New decks, deck repairs and patio covers for your outdoor space.
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Structural repairs
Beams, load-bearing walls and framing. Dry rot and termite damage.
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Siding and windows
Siding and window replacement, with damaged framing included in scope discussions.
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Additions and ADUs
Additions, detached ADUs and new construction for more living space.
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CORRIDOR CUSTOMER VOICE
From a CCI customer
“Excellent quality, great crew, fantastic communication.”
Julie M. · HomeAdvisor ·
Planning your Cameron Park project.
Who issues building permits in Cameron Park?
El Dorado County. Cameron Park has no city government, so every permit (deck, structural, or remodel) runs through El Dorado County Building Services. We’ll confirm who handles design, engineering and permits for your project.
How much does it cost to rebuild a 1980s deck in Cameron Park?
Size, height, footing condition, and material class are what move the number. Pricing is per project and set in the estimate. How we build them: decks & shade structures.
Can you repair the dry rot flagged in my home-inspection report?
Yes. Dry rot flagged in a home-inspection report is work we take on directly. We scope the repair and document the fix for the transaction. Send a project request to get started.
How do I discuss a Cameron Park project?
Send a project request or call (530) 905-5416. We review the details, talk through the work with you, and agree on a site visit before preparing an estimate.
My deck posts sit on old concrete pads. Is that still legal?
Your existing deck isn’t retroactively illegal, but any rebuild has to meet today’s code, not 1980s practice. CRC R507 (2025 California Residential Code) requires the engineered footings, positive post connections, and flashed, fastened ledgers that era’s nailed details rarely had.
Do fire-zone rules apply to my deck or siding here?
Only if your lot sits in a designated fire hazard severity zone, and Cameron Park is genuinely mixed: on the 2025 CAL FIRE maps much of the core sits outside wildland zones, while the fringes map High. Where the zones apply, the California Wildland-Urban Interface Code (Title 24, Part 7, formerly CRC R337) sets ignition-resistant material requirements for decks and siding. We check your parcel’s zone during the estimate.
