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Clark County Plumbing expands operations

Former home-based business plans to open retail space

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Clark County Plumbing & Drain Technicians Tony Deeter and Tim Batchelor, along with Office Manager Shantel Lee and company owner Mike Jones, (from left to right) have moved into an office at 1902 S.E. Sixth Ave., Camas. Co-owner Erin Jones is not pictured. The company provides residential and commercial plumbing services. That includes installing sinks, water heaters and toilets for restaurants. The plumbing technicians also do crawl space restoration and storm drain pumping. Their range of responsibilities includes fixing drippy faucets and working on remodels. "We try to stay diversified, to serve a variety of needs," Mike Jones said. "That's how we survived the recession. There's pretty much nothing we won't do."

A hometown business has experienced growth over nine years, in terms of employment numbers and square footage.

Clark County Plumbing & Drain LLC relocated its office in August, from the Camas home of Mike and Erin Jones to the former Abacast office, at 1902 S.E. Sixth Ave., also in Camas.

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