Jason runs every project himself from Salem. Licensed residential general contractor since 2019, handling everything from kitchens to whole-home remodels.
Ground-up residential construction from permit to final inspection. Jason handles the full scope — site planning, framing, mechanical, finishes — with direct attention to schedule and detail.
Room additions, second stories, and expanded footprints. Proper tie-ins to existing structure, code compliance, and sequencing that keeps your home livable during construction.
Major renovations that touch multiple systems and spaces. Coordination of framing, electrical, plumbing, and finishes with clear scope and timeline.
Layout, cabinetry, countertops, appliances, and tile. Jason coordinates the trades and ensures the work sequences without leaving you without a functioning kitchen longer than necessary.
Full bathroom remodels including framing, plumbing, tile, fixtures, and ventilation. Waterproofing and ventilation done right to avoid problems later.
Structural repairs, water damage restoration, roof work, and smaller remodels. Same standard of work whether it's a three-week kitchen or a day spent fixing a beam.
"Jason handled our kitchen remodel start to finish. He explained what he was doing every step, showed up on time, and the work is solid. Cleaned up every single day. Didn't have to chase him down on anything."
"Built an addition on our Salem home. Jason walked us through the permitting, kept the site organized, and the framing and finishes were done right. Easy to work with and professional."
"Had water damage in our bathroom. Jason diagnosed the problem, rebuilt it properly, and made sure the ventilation was installed to code. Work held up through last winter with no issues."
Jason has been building and remodeling homes in the Salem area since 2019. He handles custom homes, additions, and remodels — kitchens, bathrooms, full renovations, repairs. Licensed under CCB 222960.
Jason runs the work himself, not through a crew he manages from the office. The same person who shows up for the first walk-through is the person who handles the finish work and the final cleanup. That means consistent attention to how the work actually gets done.
Seven years in this area means knowing the local codes, the weather patterns, and what holds up over time in the Willamette Valley.