General contractor in Tigard, OR

Tigard's heavy clay soil swells when wet and shrinks when dry, which creates cyclical pressure on foundation walls and slabs throughout the year. Foundation pouring on clay-heavy sites requires proper drainage planning and soil preparation to prevent settling. Homes that already show cracking or moisture intrusion in the crawlspace or basement often need waterproofing alongside any structural repair.

Fanno Creek and its tributaries drain toward the Tualatin River and are closely monitored for water quality under Clean Water Services standards. Any ground-disturbing construction project near the creek corridor needs erosion control measures in place before work begins. We include erosion control construction as part of site preparation on projects in and near the Fanno Creek floodplain.

Yes. Sloped lots on Bull Mountain are well suited to multi-level deck construction that follows the grade rather than requiring a flat pad. We design deck structures to work with the existing slope, which often results in a more usable outdoor space than a single-level deck would provide on the same property.

Yes. Homes in the Fanno Creek corridor often show moisture-related wear on both exterior surfaces and interior walls over time. We provide exterior structural repairs, waterproofing, interior structural repairs, and drywall installation as part of coordinated renovation projects so the underlying moisture issue and the visible damage are addressed together.