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2021 Active Business Licenses, 6/7/21 2021 ACTIVE BUSINESS LICENSES, 6/7/21 Business Name Location Location City Description AUCTION COMPANY OF SOUTHERN OR 347 S BROADWAY COOS BAY Auctions 101 COASTAL DETAILING & ATV REPAIR 1889 N BAYSHORE DR COOS BAY Auto/Equipment Repair METRIC MOTORWORKS, INC. 3500 OCEAN BLVD SE COOS BAY Auto/Equipment Repair PRO TOWING 63568 WRECKING ROAD COOS BAY Auto/Equipment Repair 1996 LLC DBA CHAMBERS CONSTRUCTION COMPA 3028 JUDKINS RD STE 1 EUGENE General Contractors 4C'S ENVIRONMENTAL INC 1590 SE UGLOW AVE DALLAS General Contractors 7 MILE CONTRACTING LLC 48501 HWY 242 BROADBENT General Contractors A AND R SOLAR SPC 6800 NE 59TH PL PORTLAND General Contractors ABSOLUTE ROOFING AND MAINTENANCE LLC 92589 DUNES LN NORTH BEND General Contractors AC SCHOMMER & SONS, INC. 6421 NE COLWOOD PORTLAND General Contractors ACACIA II 501 N 10TH ST COOS BAY General Contractors ACTIVE FLOW, LLC 63569 SHINGLEHOUSE RD COOS BAY General Contractors ADAIR HOMES, INC 172 MELTON RD CRESWELL General Contractors AECOM TECHNICAL SERVICES, INC 111 SW COLUMBIA ST STE 1500 PORTLAND General Contractors AJP CONSTRUCTION 1682 APPLEWOOD DR COOS BAY General Contractors ALL AROUND SIGNS 69777 STAGE RD COOS BAY General Contractors ALL COAST HEATING & AIR , LLC 68212 RAVINE NORTH BEND General Contractors ALL NATURAL PEST ELIMINATION 3445 S PACIFIC HWY MEDFORD General Contractors AMERICAN CARPORTS, INC. 457 N BROADWAY ST JOSHUA General Contractors AMERICAN INDUSTRIAL DOOR, LLC 515 N LAKE RD COOS BAY General Contractors AMP CONSTRUCTION LLC 50147 HIGHWAY 101 BANDON General Contractors ANGLE & SQUARE LLC 2067 ROYAL SAINT GEORGE DR FLORENCE General Contractors APOLLO MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS 1207 W COLUMBIA DR KENNEWICK General Contractors APPLIED REFRIGERATION TECH INC 6608 TABLE ROCK RD STE 3 MEDFORD General Contractors ARCADIA ENVIRONMENTAL, INC 3164 OCEAN BLVD S.E. COOS BAY General Contractors ARROW ROOFING & SHEET METAL PO BOX 55097 PORTLAND General Contractors ASPEN ROOFING 1611 ASH ST NORTH BEND General Contractors ASSA ABLOY ENTRANCE SYSTEMSS US INC 1900 AIRPORT ROAD MONROE General Contractors AT YOUR SERVICE CONSTRUCTION LLC 232 N 11TH ST COOS BAY General Contractors ATG WOODWORK AND CONSTRUCTION LLC 789 ELROD ST COOS BAY General Contractors A-Z PLUMBING PO BOX 368 COOS BAY General Contractors B J'S METAL AND LUMBER PRODUCT 62848 MILLINGTON FRONTAGE RD COOS BAY General Contractors BAM ELECTRIC LLC 94978 TIMBER PARK LN COOS BAY General Contractors Page 1 of 64 2021 ACTIVE BUSINESS LICENSES, 6/7/21 Business Name Location Location City Description BAY APPLIANCE & TV 253 S BROADWAY COOS BAY General Contractors BAY AREA CONSTRUCTION, LLC 90928 HOLLYWOOD LN COOS BAY General Contractors BAY AREA LAND DEVELOPMENT 69441 WILLOW LANE NORTH BEND General Contractors BC/LC CONST 38570 DENT ROAD WILLAMINA General Contractors BEEBE ENTERPRISES 94991 HIGHWAY 241 COOS BAY General Contractors BELFOR USA GROUP INC 2067 CARDINAL AVENUE MEDFORD General Contractors BERGESON-BOESE & ASSOC. INC. 32986 ROBERTS CT COBURG General Contractors BILLETER MARINE 520 3RD CT COOS BAY General Contractors BILL'S PEST CONTROL LLC PO BOX 932 NORTH BEND General Contractors BOGART PAVING PO BOX 273 LAKESIDE General Contractors BOGATAY CONSTRUCTION, INC 115 N 2ND ST KLAMATH FALLS General Contractors BRAG INVESTMENTS INC 6718 S 216TH STREET KENT General Contractors BROCK CONSTRUCTION 2149 UNION AVE NORTH BEND General Contractors BROTHERS PLUMBING INC 575 W OREGON AVE CRESWELL General Contractors BRUMBAUGH'S MANUFACTURED HOMES, LLC PO BOX 1 BEAVER CREEK General Contractors BUILDER SERVICES GROUP, INC 475 N WILLIAMSON BLVD DAYTONA BEACH General Contractors C&B TRUCKING AND EXCAVATING 62155 CATCHING SLOUGH RD COOS BAY General Contractors CABELS OF OREGON, LLC 1677 BAYVIEW DR COOS BAY General Contractors CALLAHAM CONSTRUCTION 1776 UNION AVE NORTH BEND General Contractors CEDAR ELECTRIC & CONSTRUCTION 2356 BROADWAY ST NORTH BEND General Contractors CFE, LLC PO BOX 289 LAKESIDE General Contractors CH2M HILL ENGINEERS, INC 1100 NE CIRCLE BLVD., SUITE 300 CORVALLIS General Contractors CHRISTOPHER SWANSON CONSTRUCTION, LLC 2512 FIR ST NORTH BEND General Contractors CHUCK'S LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE & RESIDENTIAL CO92962 BROADWAY RD COOS BAY General Contractors CLEAN RIVERS EROSION CONTROL, INC 93562 RANCH LANE NORTH BEND General Contractors CLEAR CHOICE GLASS AND WINDOWS LLC 50211 HWY 101, SUITE C BANDON General Contractors CM2J CONSTRUCTION, LLC 466 DUNN ST COOS BAY General Contractors COAST LINE WEST INSULATION, IN 3464 CEDAR ST NORTH BEND General Contractors COAST PAVEMENT MAINTENANCE 69756 WILDWOOD RD NORTH BEND General Contractors COASTAL CONSTRUCTION & CONCRETE, LLC 64175 SOLARI RD COOS BAY General Contractors COCCIA BROS. CONSTRUCTION 968 S COMSTOCK ROAD SUTHERLIN General Contractors COMFORT FLOW HEATING 1951 DON ST SPRINGFIELD General Contractors COOLSYS COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL SOLUTIONS, INC 145 S STATE COLLEGE BLVD SUITE 2 BREA General Contractors Page 2 of 64 2021 ACTIVE BUSINESS LICENSES, 6/7/21 Business Name Location Location City Description COOS BAY TIMBER OPERATORS, INC 92423 KENTUCK WAY LANE CHARLESTON General Contractors COOS CHOICE CONSTRUCTION LLC 63552 SLEEPY HOLLOW RD COOS BAY General Contractors COOS CUSTOM COACHES 2720 WOODLAND DR COOS BAY General Contractors CORNERSTONE FOUNDATION SYSTEM LLC 140 ART MILL LANE ROSEBURG General Contractors CROSS BROTHERS INC 3968 W 13TH EUGENE General Contractors CROWN ROOFING 92582 CAPE ARAGO HWY COOS BAY General Contractors D & S CUSTOM CONCRETE & CONSTRUCTION 68455 BEAVER LOOP RD NORTH BEND General Contractors D.A. BENTLEY CONSTRUCTION, LLC 10709 NE COXLEY DR VANCOUVER General Contractors DALE WEBBER CONSTRUCTION 936 S 10TH ST COOS BAY General Contractors DANIEL WENBOURNE CONSTRUCTION 93707 E DOVE LN NORTH BEND General Contractors DARYL RODGERS CONSTRUCTION 68650 RIDGE ROAD NORTH BEND General Contractors DAVE HOOVER CONSTRUCTION, INC. 20991 CARPENTERVILLE ROAD BROOKINGS General Contractors DEL J INC 901 NW E ST GRANTS PASS General Contractors DEWITT CONSTRUCTION, INC 10311 NE 72ND AVE VANCOUVER General Contractors DEXTER CONSTRUCTION, INC. 69231 SANDBUG RD NORTH BEND General Contractors DLB CONSTRUCTION INC. 93856 PICKETT LN COOS BAY General Contractors DORMA USA INC/ADVANCED ENTRY SYSTEMS 1904 SE OCHOCO ST MILWAUKIE General Contractors DOUG BACKMAN CONSTRUCTION INC 1448 WEST CENTRAL BLVD COQUILLE General Contractors DOUGLAS SERVICES, INC. 2350 NW AVIATION DRIVE ROSEBURG General Contractors DSL BUILDERS, LLC 195 PINE STREET NE SALEM General Contractors ELEMENTAL ENERGY LLC 1339 SE 8TH AVE STE B PORTLAND General Contractors ENGINEERED STRUCTURES, INC. 3330 E LOUISE DR STE 300 MERIDIAN General Contractors ES&A, INC. 89975 PRAIRIE RD EUGENE General Contractors EVERETT PETITT CONTRACTING 64905 WINDY WILLOW RD NORTH BEND General Contractors EVERGREEN ROOFING OF OREGON 3237 W 1ST AVE EUGENE General Contractors EXCEL LLC 1120 MONTANA AVE COOS BAY General Contractors FM SHEETMETAL INC 886 SHELLEY ST SPRINGFIELD General Contractors FRONTIER UNLIMITED, LLC 93877 LAMONT LN COOS BAY General Contractors GARY W LONG CONSTRUCTION, INC. 92799 ANDERSON LN COOS BAY General Contractors GB CONSTRUCTION 56575 ROTH RD COQUILLE General Contractors GDDG ENTERPRISES LLC 2765 COLONY CIRCLE BANDON General Contractors GODDARD ENERGY CO. PO BOX 247 BANDON General Contractors GODFREY & YEAGER EXCAVATING IN 93355 OAKWAY RD COOS BAY General Contractors Page 3 of 64 2021 ACTIVE BUSINESS LICENSES, 6/7/21 Business Name Location Location City Description GRANADO SERVICES, LLC 93408 UPPER LOOP LN COOS BAY General Contractors GREEN WAY CONSTRUCTION LLC 8295 NE EVERGREEN PARKWAY SUITHILLSBORO General Contractors GREG GULSETH CONSTRUCTION, INC 92098 ALDERWOOD RD COOS BAY General Contractors GREG STEVENS ROOFING & INSULATION, INC 63183 OLIVE BARBER RD COOS BAY General Contractors GWS SUBSTRUCTURAL CONTRACTOR 1055 OHIO AVE COOS BAY General Contractors H3 GENERAL CONTRACTORS LLC 2250 AVIATION DR ROSEBURG General Contractors HAMPTON'S CONSTRUCTION LLC 3821 EDGEWOOD DR NORTH BEND General Contractors HARBOR CONSTRUCTION & DESIGN, LLC 62746 OLIVE BARBER RD COOS BAY General Contractors HARMON CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 61393 HIGHWAY 101 COOS BAY General Contractors HARVEY & PRICE CO 2015 NUGGET WAY EUGENE General Contractors HEDLUND CONSTRUCTION CO. 1959 15TH STREET SPRINGFIELD General Contractors HOFFMAN CONSTRUCTION CO OF OR 805 SW BROADWAY STE 2100 PORTLAND General Contractors HOFFMAN STRUCTURES, INC. 5835 NE 122ND AVE STE 110 PORTLAND General Contractors HOME COMFORT HEATING & A/C INC 95 FOCH ST EUGENE General Contractors HPS CONSTRUCTION, INC. 598 BASELINE STREET CORNELIUS General Contractors I3, LLC 1150 GATEWAY DRIVE SHAKOPEE General Contractors IKE PARKER CORP 55414 LEE VALLEY RD COQUILLE General Contractors IMPACT CONSTRUCTION 2257 BROADWAY ST NORTH BEND General Contractors INNOVATIVE AIR, INC. 5120 FRANKLIN BLVD STE 7 EUGENE General Contractors INTEGRATED ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS 937 FRONT ST JUNCTION CITY General Contractors JAMES DIAS CONSTRUCTION LLC 61007 OLD WAGON ROAD COOS BAY General Contractors JASON R DIMOND CONSTRUCTION LLC 975 AUGUSTINE ST COOS BAY General Contractors JAVELIN UTILITY SERVICES, INC 8181 CRATER LAKE HWY, STE C WHITE CITY General Contractors JEDEDIAH ROYAL ARRINGTON 1126 WINSOR AVE NORTH BEND General Contractors JEFFREY ALAN WILKINS 64432 BRUCE ROAD COOS BAY General Contractors JEREMY BOURELL CONSTRUCTION 93912 SHUTTERS LANDING LN NORTH BEND General Contractors JERRY FEDLER CONSTRUCTION INC 55091 FRANKLIN BANDON General Contractors JESSE RODRIGUEZ CONSTRUCTION 110 S FIRST ST SILVERTON
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