Southern Oregon Contractor Services

06/14/2026

Attention Home and Business Owners of Southern Oregon!!!
It has just come to my attention that The Building Codes Division also known as The BCD, does not enforce Our Area! 😡
So…. For Us Companies that do our proper Licensing and Certifications to be a legitimate Business, are just playing by the rules.
So please be aware with any company that you decide to hire may not be up to par or be completely honest with their client as far as how they operate!

05/16/2026

railing

04/25/2026

Pump House Building with a vented access to allow pulling out the pump for replacement.

04/25/2026

Pump House Building with a vented access to allow pulling out the pump.

03/26/2026

Consumers Be Aware!
Don’t fall for people or businesses claiming to be registered as the Best in Your Area!!!!
These marketing companies are collecting money from contractors who are desperate enough to get a jump on a fake reputation for being The Best!!!
So watch out!

03/07/2026

Please do not expect me to cut corners to make it a lesser build, than it should be!
I won’t do anything on your project that I wouldn’t on my own home!

02/24/2026

If your home is pre-1978 no matter what is being done on your property.
A contractor needs this in order to perform work!
Use this link to help you find if they have the LBPR Certification.

https://www.oregon.gov/ccb/Pages/Specialty%20Licenses.aspx

It should show like this!
Do your research before hiring!!!

02/24/2026

Check licensing on contractors before you call them out to your property. This’ll help save you some time and also prevent you from hiring someone that let their license go! Some will still blatantly lie just to get the work!

An official website of the State of Oregon Learn How you know » (how to identify a Oregon.gov website) An official website of the State of Oregon »

02/21/2026

Pretty Neat!

02/21/2026

This house needed siding sections replaced prior to build. When doing Cedar builds… I will stain/seal all sides of the material after sanding the each board for that thorough 100% treatment. I then allow the boards to cure prior to going to the project. It does require handling the material quite a few times in order to go through the entire process.
Maintaining the look on wood does require reapplication of sealer to keep that high end look. Keep in mind that wood builds do have continuous costs in order to keep that beautiful appearance.