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.
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Kitchen remodels
We remodel kitchens — cabinets, islands, backsplash, and range hoods — from a full kitchen with white shaker cabinets and a butcher-block island to smaller jobs like swapping an old over-range microwave for a new range hood. Recent kitchen work shown here includes a job in the Sandy area.
Recent work
Recent kitchen projects
Kitchen with island
Kitchen remodel with white shaker cabinets, a teal-painted island with a butcher-block counter, tile backsplash, and a wood vent hood cover.
Homeowner guides
Before you hire
- 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.
- Oregon Contractor License Lookup: How to Check a CCB License
Free Oregon CCB license lookup by number, business name, or phone. What active status, bond, insurance, and complaint history mean, and the red flags.
Homeowner guides
Questions people ask about kitchen remodels
- Does a small job need a written contract?
Oregon's Construction Contractors Board says construction agreements for more than $2,000 have to be in writing. Below that it isn't required, but it's still worth getting the scope and the price written down so nobody is working from memory.
More in our guide: What Belongs in an Oregon Remodel Contract, and How Change Orders Work
- What if you find hidden damage once the work starts?
Hidden damage is exactly the situation change orders exist for. Ask to see the condition before it's covered back up, get the added scope and cost in writing, and then decide.
More in our guide: What Belongs in an Oregon Remodel Contract, and How Change Orders Work
- Are you licensed, bonded and insured?
Yes. Oregon CCB license #125736, active since 1997, with liability insurance and a residential bond on file with the state. Look it up at the CCB license search by entering 125736.
More in our guide: Oregon Contractor License Lookup: How to Check a CCB License
- Where do you work?
We work about 30 miles from Sandy, Oregon.
What customers say
Reviews
“I have had some bad luck with contractors with shoddy work, but not with AMA. … Anthony is a perfectionist. He uses all the correct tools, parts and methods to make sure everything is perfect. He cleans up and vacuums every day too, so everything is tidy. I now have a kitchen that is better than it was on the day it was built in 1961.”
“Anthony and his team have a high attention to details. Information was provided in a timely manner, even when it was news he knew I did not want to hear. We are please with the job they did and it is holding up very well over time. If you want straight answers and the job done right, AMA is the team.”
“Anthony is a great communicator and gives it to you straight. He is fair and does great 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.