PORTLAND CONTRACTING LLC

Builder is a service that helps plan, design, and construct projects. It involves creating ideas, organizing steps, estimating costs and materials, coordinating workers, and overseeing the build from start to finish to deliver the final structure.

Building construction is the process of planning, designing, and physically creating structures like houses, offices, or bridges. It involves site clearing, laying foundations, framing, walls, roofing, utilities, and finishing work to make the building usable and safe.

Commercial projects are business-focused construction or development efforts guided by client goals, budget, and timelines, involving planning, design, procurement, and management to deliver offices, retail, or facilities on time and within budget.

Concrete pouring is the process of placing liquid concrete into forms or foundations, spreading it, leveling it, and finishing the surface as it hardens to create solid structures like slabs, sidewalks, or foundations.

Construction is the process of building structures like houses, roads, and bridges. It involves planning, designing, sourcing materials, coordinating workers, and following safety rules to turn blueprints into finished, usable facilities.

Construction Consultant: a professional who helps plan, manage, and oversee building projects, offering advice on design, costs, timelines, permits, contractors, and quality to ensure safe, on-budget, on-schedule results.

Construction management is coordinating a building project from start to finish, planning the schedule, budget, and quality. It involves hiring and guiding the team, managing contracts, safety, permitting, logistics, and ensuring the project meets goals on time and within cost.

Custom home building is a service where a designer and builder work with you to plan, design, and construct a unique house tailored to your preferences, budget, and site, from initial concept through completion, including timing, materials, and finishes.

Demolition is the process of safely tearing down buildings or structures. It involves planning, clearing debris, handling hazardous materials, using equipment like wreckers or explosives, and restoring the site for future use with proper safety and permits.

The Emergency service is a rapid response system that provides urgent help for life-threatening or serious situations, dispatching trained responders and medical care as quickly as possible to protect health and safety.

Exterior structural repairs fix and reinforce the outside framework of a building, such as walls, foundations, and siding. It involves assessing damage, replacing or restoring compromised materials, and ensuring the structure is safe and weatherproof.

Foundation pouring is the process of placing and curing the concrete foundation for a building, including preparing the site, setting forms and rebar, pouring concrete, and allowing it to cure to support the structure above.

General building construction is the process of planning, designing, and erecting new buildings or structures, including site preparation, foundations, framing, walls, roofing, windows, and finishing, to create safe, usable spaces for living, work, or office use.

General construction covers building and renovating structures, managing sites, coordinating workers, following safety rules, and handling tasks like foundations, framing, utilities, and finishing to turn plans into completed buildings.

Home addition construction involves adding extra space to an existing house, such as a new room, extension, or second-story addition, including planning, permits, foundation work, framing, utilities, insulation, and finishing to match the home.

Home building is the process of designing and constructing a house, including planning, budgeting, obtaining permits, laying foundations, framing, installing systems (electrical, plumbing, HVAC), finishing interiors, and ensuring safety and quality from start to move-in.

Home construction is the process of building a house from start to finish, including planning, budgeting, site preparation, laying foundations, building walls and roof, installing systems (electrical, plumbing, heating), and finishing interiors and exteriors for living space.

Home renovations are projects that improve or modify a house, such as updating kitchens or bathrooms, adding rooms, repairing structures, or upgrading systems. It involves planning, choosing materials, hiring helpers, and completing the work to refresh or increase a home’s value.

Home repairs helps fix common household issues like leaks, squeaky doors, and broken fixtures. It involves small maintenance tasks, patching, and routine fixes to keep a house safe, functional, and up to date.

Interior structural repairs involve fixing or strengthening the building’s inside framework, such as walls, beams, columns, and floors, to restore safety and stability after damage from cracks, settling, water, or accidents.

Pole building construction is the process of building sturdy structures using vertical wood or steel poles set into the ground to support a frame, walls, and a roof—common for barns, sheds, or warehouses. It involves site prep, pole setting, framing, and finishing.

Remodeling is updating or changing part of a home to improve its function, layout, or look. It involves planning, demolition, construction, installing new floors, walls, cabinets, fixtures, and finishes to meet the homeowner’s goals and budget.

Slab foundation construction is the process of pouring a large, flat concrete base on the ground to support a building. It involves site prep, forming, leveling, reinforcing with rebar or mesh, pouring concrete, and finishing to create a sturdy, load-bearing floor.

Steel building construction is the process of designing and erecting structures made from steel frames and components, including planning, foundation work, fabrication, assembly, and finishing to create durable, customizable buildings for various uses.

Steel pier piling construction is building sturdy footing for structures by driving steel tubes or H-piles into the ground to reach solid soil, then attaching them to the foundation to support loads and resist movement in foundations, docks, or piers.

Structural repairs fix damaged building parts like walls, beams, or foundations to restore safety and strength. It involves assessing damage, choosing methods (shoring, underpinning, or concrete repair), and repairing or replacing weakened materials to restore stability.

Tenant Improvement is the process of customizing a rented space for a business, including walls, floors, lighting, and layouts, to fit the tenant’s needs. It involves planning, approvals, construction, and often negotiating terms with the landlord.