Services
Three paths. Find the one that matches the property.
Land, housing, or a building that is already standing. If you are not sure which, start with the address and we will sort it with you.
Land and infill
For an owner who has dirt, or a lot inside a town that should hold more than it does.
Full-scope land development
Entitlements, civil coordination, and the construction that follows, kept with one company.
Excavation
The ground has to be ready before a building is honest. We coordinate the cut, the fill, and what the site will actually hold.
Infill development
A parcel already surrounded by a neighborhood. The building has to fit the street and the code that street lives under.
Housing
For someone who needs homes, not a single product stamped on every lot.
New residential construction
Houses and small residential buildings, from the pad through occupancy.
Custom homes
Drawn for one household, with your architect or with design help, then built to that set.
Multi-family
More than one home on a site, when the land and the city support it.
Middle housing
The scale between a single house and a large apartment building.
Cottage clusters
Detached houses, private yards, and a shared green space. Meadow View, in Keizer, is this.
Plexes
Two or more homes in one building, each with its own door.
Townhomes
A row that shares walls on purpose. Alder Ridge, in Keizer, is this.
Commercial and restoration
For a business or a building that already has a life, and for owners starting a new commercial building.
New commercial construction
A commercial building from site work through certificate of occupancy.
Commercial tenant improvement
Interior work in a building that often has to stay open. REC Commons, for Valor Mentoring, was this kind of job.
Restoration
Putting a building back after fire, water, or years of wear, including homes people are still living in.
Not sure where you fit? That is a fine way to start.