Licensed & Bonded Remodeling Contractor in Clackamas County, OR

Verify our license before you talk to us. Seriously.

Our CCB number is 258040. Type it into the Oregon Construction Contractors Board's public search at ccb.state.or.us and the state's record will show you the license status along with the bond and insurance the CCB requires every active contractor to keep on file. That two-minute check is the single strongest filter a homeowner has, and we would rather you run it on us, and on everyone else bidding your project, than take anyone's word for it. A contractor who hesitates when you ask for their CCB number has answered your real question already.

The bond and insurance behind an Oregon license are not decoration. They exist so that if a licensed contractor damages your property or walks off a job, you have a formal path to recourse through the state. Hire unlicensed, and that path mostly disappears, along with permit eligibility and any leverage you thought the handshake carried. In a county of 421,401 people, Oregon's third most populous, there is no shortage of people with a truck and a business card. The registry is how you tell the difference.

A Clackamas County contractor, not a visitor

Clackamas County is home base, not an expansion market. The shop sits off SE Blanton St in the Milwaukie area, which means we cover most of the county's population centers from one base: Lake Oswego, directly across the river; Oregon City, the county seat, a straight run down 99E; and Happy Valley, West Linn, and Clackamas all inside the daily service loop. That geography shows up in practical ways: crews are not driving in from another county, a missing part comes from a supplier on this side of the river, and a punch-list visit does not wait for a route that swings through three other counties first.

The county rewards contractors who know its patchwork. Clackamas County was established in 1843, one of Oregon's four original districts, and today it spans 1,883 square miles from dense river-side suburbs to the foothills of Mount Hood, with 17 incorporated cities inside it. Permitting follows that patchwork: incorporated cities like Lake Oswego and Oregon City run their own building departments, while unincorporated communities permit through the county. We route every project through the correct office as part of the written scope, because a remodel with clean permits is worth more on the day you sell, and roughly 69.7 percent of the county's homes are owner-occupied by people who plan to be there a while.

What the license protects, our contract extends

The state's bond and insurance requirements set a floor. Our written contract builds on it. Every Pinnacle NW project carries a fixed price for the agreed scope, committed in writing before demolition begins, so the number you planned around is the number you pay. Daily photo updates show you the stages that get covered up, waterproofing, rough-ins, structural corrections, before tile and drywall hide them. And the 3-year workmanship warranty means we stand behind the work after the last invoice, in writing, for three years.

That structure exists because licensure alone does not prevent the most common remodeling failure, which is scope drift: the quote that grows a change order every week until the final bill is a stranger to the estimate. A license tells you a contractor is accountable to the state. A fixed-price contract makes them accountable to you. We think a Clackamas County homeowner deserves both, and we put both on paper. You can read the full set of commitments on our Pinnacle Promise page, compare scopes on the services hub, or start with the project itself, from kitchen remodeling and bathroom remodeling in Lake Oswego to whole-home work.

Serving every corner of the county

From Milwaukie and Gladstone along the river to Wilsonville in the southwest and the communities out toward the Mount Hood corridor, the standard travels intact: verify-us-first licensing, one written fixed price, vetted crews, daily updates, and a warranty that outlasts the paint smell. If your city is not listed in the footer, check the full service area page or call. If we can serve your address well, we will say so, and if we cannot, we will say that too.

Design Inspiration

Styles we work in across the county

Images shown are illustrative of the remodeling styles we work in, not photos of completed Pinnacle NW projects. Real project photography will replace them as jobs are documented.