Laminate plank flooring
Sandy area (childhood home)
New wood-look laminate plank flooring installed in a room with a blue accent wall.
Hardwood floor refinishing and flooring
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General contractor in Sandy, Oregon
Sandy is our home base. We have been based here since 1997, and we are licensed, bonded, and insured under Oregon CCB #125736.
Anthony does the work himself. We work about 30 miles from Sandy.
Text or call (503) 381-6093.
Recent work
Projects in Sandy
Kitchen range hood
Sandy area (childhood home)
Old over-range microwave removed and replaced with a new stainless steel range hood over a gas cooktop, with backsplash prep in between.
Refinished hardwood floors
Sandy area
Red oak hardwood floors sanded and refinished in multiple rooms of a house with green and yellow painted walls.
Hardwood floor refinishing and flooring
Pole barn and shop
Sandy area
Wood-framed pole barn structure with a poured and finished concrete floor slab, built at the edge of a wooded backyard.
Shops, pole barns, and outbuildings
Composite deck with metal railing
Sandy
Large elevated composite deck with black metal railing built off the back of a two-story home.
Homeowner guides
Before you hire
From our deck permit guide: Sandy is an incorporated city with its own planning department, so a deck built inside Sandy city limits goes through the city, not the county. Read the guide
- Do I Need a Permit for a Deck in Clackamas County?
Clackamas County deck permit rules explained. The 30-inch height threshold, setbacks from septic systems, and who actually pulls the permit.
- Pole Barn and Shop Permits in Oregon: What "Ag-Exempt" Really Means
When a shop or pole building needs a permit in Oregon, how the agricultural exemption under ORS 455.315 actually works, and why "ag-exempt" gets misused.
- How to Check a Contractor's CCB License in Oregon
Step-by-step guide to searching search.ccb.state.or.us. What license status, bond, and insurance mean, and the red flags to watch for.
- How to Compare Contractor Bids in Oregon
A plain guide to comparing contractor bids in Clackamas County and the Portland metro. Check the CCB license, verify the bond, and read the scope of work, not just the total.
- What Belongs in an Oregon Remodel Contract, and How Change Orders Work
Oregon requires most remodel agreements to be in writing. What belongs in the contract, how change orders should work, and what to do if things go wrong.
Service area
Other places we work
Licensed, bonded, and insured. Check it yourself.
- Oregon CCB license #125736, active. Licensed since October 17, 1997.
- Listed with the state as AMA Construction Enterprises, a Residential General Contractor.
- Liability insurance and a residential bond are on file with the state.
- As of October 2, 2026, the state record shows no complaints, penalties, or suspensions in the past 10 years.
Look us up at the Oregon Construction Contractors Board license search: enter 125736. How to read a CCB record.