Contractors in Portland, Oregon

4,518 listings: general contractors (323), public-work contractors (4,478), roofing contractors (107), electricians (81), plumbers (64), hvac contractors (60).

How Do You Find a Licensed Contractor in Portland, Oregon?

We list 4,518 contractors in Portland, including 4,478 active official state records. Oregon has a statewide contractor license. Ask for the license number, confirm it with the state or city, and get at least two written bids.

Updated November 6, 2026 · Source: official state records and OpenStreetMap (downloaded November 6, 2026).

152 Million LLC

Portland

Oregon CCB: ActivePublic-Work ContractorsBondInsurance

2 Bros Flooring LLC

Portland

Oregon CCB: ActiveFlooring & TilePublic-Work ContractorsBondInsurance

3rs Painting Inc

Portland

Oregon CCB: ActivePainters & DrywallPublic-Work ContractorsBondInsurance

4 Ever Concrete LLC

Portland

Oregon CCB: ActiveConcrete & MasonryPublic-Work ContractorsBondInsurance

503 Remodelers LLC

Portland

Oregon CCB: ActivePublic-Work ContractorsGeneral ContractorsBondInsurance

503drywall LLC

Portland

Oregon CCB: ActivePainters & DrywallPublic-Work ContractorsBondInsurance

80 Eight LLC

Portland

Oregon CCB: ActivePublic-Work ContractorsBondInsurance

8282 LLC

Portland

Oregon CCB: ActivePublic-Work ContractorsBondInsurance

A & S Roofing LLC

Portland

Oregon CCB: ActiveRoofing ContractorsPublic-Work ContractorsBondInsurance

A D Busch LLC

Portland

Oregon CCB: ActivePublic-Work ContractorsBondInsurance

A N Hunt LLC

Portland

Oregon CCB: ActivePublic-Work ContractorsBondInsurance

A Sure Fix LLC

Portland

Oregon CCB: ActivePublic-Work ContractorsBondInsurance

Ag Ramos Framing LLC

Portland

Oregon CCB: ActiveCarpenters & FramersPublic-Work ContractorsBondInsurance

Showing 120 of 4,518. Records with full profiles come first; search by name or license number to find any other.

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Before You Hire in Portland

Oregon has a statewide contractor license. Threshold: Generally required; a narrow exemption under $1,000. Read the Oregon license summary, then use the hiring checklist and compare your bids. Your city’s building department can also tell you which permits your job needs.

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Sources: Washington L&I, Oregon CCB and New York DOL open data; © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL) · Data last updated November 6, 2026 · Sources & method