We frame and finish standalone buildings — shops, pole barns, and storage sheds — including a backyard shop with a covered patio and red doors, a shop framed with roof cupola vents, a pole barn with a poured concrete floor, and a small storage shed. Recent work shown here is in North Portland and the Sandy area.

Recent work
Homeowner guides
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.
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.
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.
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“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.”
You can look up any Oregon contractor's license, bond, and complaint history yourself at the state's CCB search. Look up Oregon CCB #125736