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Business License List As of 04.15.21 City of Shady Cove City of Shady Cove Business License List Page: 1 Apr 15, 2021 1:59PM Business Name Business Telephone Mailing Address Mailing City Mailing State Mailing Zip Website Animal Care - Grooming Happy Hounds Pet Salon 541-531-4853 Auto Repair & Service JM Northwest 541-772-4040 PO Box 1025 Medford OR 97501 www.dickstowing.com Lee Clark's Mobile RV Repair 541-778-3990 7566 Torrey Pine Terrace Eagle Point OR 97524 Safelite Fulfillment, Inc. 614-210-9309 PO Box 182000 Columbus OH 43218-2827 www.safelite.com Shady Cove Automotive 541-878-2262 21825 Hwy 62 Shady Cove OR 97539 Table Rock Tire 541-878-4855 21255 Hwy 62 Shady Cove OR 97539 Upper Rogue Auto Care 541-878-3033 30 Kee Ln #C Shady Cove OR 97539 Bank - Financial Institution JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A. 541-878-2288 Attn: Angela Morgan Columbus OH 43240 https://www.chase.com/ Bar/Taver Lucky's II 541-878-2098 PO Box 214 Trail OR 97541 www.facebook.com/pages/Luckys-II/243726592499863 Beauty Services Barber Lady 541-878-8000 PO Box 1268 Shady Cove OR 97539 Beards Country Clips 541-326-1924 20973 Antioch Rd White City OR 97503 Beauty by Kayleen 541-916-6700 726 Royal Ave #56 Medford OR 97504 River Tan, LLC 541-531-9045 PO Box 207 Shady Cove OR 97539 Serenity Nails 541-864-0946 1151 Mill Creek Dr Prospect OR 97536 Vintage Rose Salon 541-878-8042 653 Old Trail Creek Rd Trail OR 97541 www.facebook.com/pages/Vintage-Rose-Salon/1046363 Car Was J Bird, LLC 541-878-3603 PO Box 458 Shady Cove OR 97539 Caregiver- Home Care Peace of Mind in Home Care, LLC 541-499-6205 PO Box 1683 Shady Cove OR 97539 Terri Drake 541-210-7458 27301 Highway 62 #34 Trail OR 97541 Carpet Cleaning / Restoration A Guaranteed Carpet Cleaning 541-951-8798 PO Box 2215 White City OR 97503 http://www.aguaranteedcarpetcleaning.com/ Hi Tech Cleaning, Inc. 541-261-0397 93 North Ridge Terrace #63 Medford OR 97501 http://www.hitechcleaningmedford.com/ Master Cleaning Services, Inc. 541-773-9559 531 Parsons Dr Medford OR 97501 http://www.servicemasterclean.com/ Stanley Steemer of Southern Oregon 541-779-0828 301 Grove Rd Ste D Phoenix OR 97535 https://www.stanleysteemer.com/ Carpet Installer Dan the Carpet Man 541-878-2722 555 Rogue Air Dr Shady Cove OR 97539 Superior Carpet Service 541-821-0633 PO Box 1259 Phoenix OR 97535 http://www.mycarpetdude.com/ Catering - Food Service Jeffro's Grill 541-951-8363 416 Candis Dr Eagle Point OR 97524 www.facebook.com/pages/Jeffros-Grill/1507281316225 Paige Winfrey 541-821-0459 504 Yew Wood Dr Shady Cove OR 97539 City of Shady Cove City of Shady Cove Business License List Page: 2 Apr 15, 2021 1:59PM Business Name Business Telephone Mailing Address Mailing City Mailing State Mailing Zip Website Yummy Num Nums 541-499-5309 PO Box 855 Eagle Point OR 97524 Child Care - Preschool Tree of Life Academy, LLC 541-840-3937 21300 Hwy 62 Shady Cove OR 97539 Coffee Stand Brewed Awakenings 1905 Birdseye Creek Rd Gold Hill OR 97525 http://www.facebook.com/brewedawakenings Concrete Contractor Anderson's Concrete & Construction, Inc. 541-951-9528 PO Box 503073 White City OR 97503 Camps Pumping 541-973-7243 20052 Hwy 62 Shady Cove OR 97539 Cut 'N Break Construction, Inc. 541-779-1482 PO Box 1455 Medford OR 97501 http://www.cutnbreak.com/ Finish Line Construction LLC 541-821-1692 6335 Ponderosa St Central Point OR 97502 LTM Incorporated 541-770-2960 PO Box 1145 Medford OR 97501 http://www.kniferiver.com/ Consultant LearnEase, LLC 888-549-4844 PO Box 911 Eagle Point OR 97524 www.learnease.com TNT Design & Drafting 541-821-0698 PO Box 1131 Shady Cove OR 97539 http://tntcad.com/ Contractor Service Belfor USA Group 541-664-5454 2067 Cardinal Ave Medford OR 97504 http://www.belfor.com/ Branden Battles Construction 541-826-9772 476 Hillandale Cir Eagle Point OR 97524 Builder Services Group, Inc. 541-664-6125 475 N Williamson Blvd Daytona Beach FL 32114 http://www.truteam.com CB Drywall, Inc. 541-944-9144 457 W. Pine St Central Point OR 97502 Chuck Kimmel Construction, Inc 541-826-3427 PO Box 562 Eagle Point OR 97524 www.chuckkimmelconstruction.com Claudio Alvarez Construction, Inc. 541-727-7340 3558 Table Rock Rd Medford OR 97504 http://www.alvarezrestoration.com/ Cleveland Clayton Contruction 541-324-1770 11270 Agate Rd Eagle Point OR 97524 Criterion Supply, Inc. 503-654-0206 4500 SE Criterion Ct Ste 10 Milwaukie OR 97222 Curtis Camps Construction, LLC 541-821-3117 PO Box 277 Shady Cove OR 97539 Dak Construction 541-621-2535 630 Oakdale Dr Medford OR 97501 Dave's Home Supply 541-779-2922 171 Ehrman Way Medford OR 97501 http://daveswholesalecarpetandvinylliquidators.com Frank Lee Builder 541-601-6297 3297 Beagle Rd White City OR 97503 Gifford Homes, LLC 541-951-4429 4080 Beagle Rd White City OR 97503 www.facebook.com/pages/Gifford-Homes-LLC/1575069 Greenhouses by Bruce 541-630-0077 PO Box 5032 Central Point OR 97502 Head Painting & Concrete, Inc. 541-884-3582 3609 Hwy 39 Klamath Falls OR 97603 Jessie Govenor Construction 541-601-7709 PO Box 1436 Shady Cove OR 97539 Jim Mons Custom Woodworks 541-821-3693 5876 Crowfoot Rd Trail OR 97541 Johnson Builders Corp 541-479-1465 1300 Rogue River Hwy Grants Pass OR 97527 Jon Derhammer Construction 541-878-2495 29157 Hwy 62 Trail OR 97524 www.derhammerinspections.com L & C Litter Cleanup Service 541-227-9849 PO Box 782 Shady Cove OR 97539 Lonny Lee Homes 541-944-8626 PO Box 1050 Shady Cove OR 97539 Michael A Susi Construction, LLC 541-944-0063 2925 Lazy Creek Dr Medford OR 97504 Michael Fazio Construction & Landscape 541-601-1586 PO Box 972 Shady Cove OR 97539 Michels Corporation 920-583-3132 817 Main Street Brownsville WI 53006 Nethanial Govenor Construction 541-973-9359 6125 Rogue River Dr Eagle Point OR 97524 City of Shady Cove City of Shady Cove Business License List Page: 3 Apr 15, 2021 1:59PM Business Name Business Telephone Mailing Address Mailing City Mailing State Mailing Zip Website NPL Construction Co. 541-690-1845 19820 N 7th Ave Ste 120 Phoenix AZ 85027 https://gonpl.com Pair-A-Dice Contracting LLC 541-660-1471 330 Pair-A-Dice Ranch Rd Jacksonville OR 97530 Penny Lane Construction, LLC 541-531-1667 371 Penny Ln Shady Cove OR 97539 Power Refrigeration & Design 425-757-2540 295 Penny Ln Shady Cove OR 97539 Premier Classic Homes, Inc. 541-944-7419 1310 Hawthorne Way Central Point OR 97502 Promise Land Homes, LLC 541-499-2412 1224 N Modoc Ave #39 Medford OR 97504 promiselandhomes.com Robert J. Gill Construction 541-613-2835 PO Box 205 Trail OR 97541 Rogue Redevelopment, LLC 541-659-4105 1746 SW Waterstone Dr Grants Pass OR 97527 RY Patterson Group LLC 541-630-0140 297 Sowell Dr Shady Cove OR 97539 South Valley Construction Inc 541-879-3466 550 Industrial Cir Unit D White City OR 97503 svcoregon.com Tony Lee Construcion, LLC 541-621-7338 PO Box 1153 Shady Cove OR 97539 Tony Lee Construction 541-890-7338 PO Box 1153 Shady Cove OR 97539 Track Utilities, LLC 208-985-7951 941 S Industry Way Meridian ID 83642 www.trackutilitiesllc.com True South Solar, Inc. 541-816-0224 125 Clear Creek Dr Ashland OR 97520 www.truesouthsolar.net Tru-Line Construction, LLC 541-878-3704 25541 Hwy 62 Trail OR 97541 VISAR Constrcution Co, Inc. 541-944-9060 PO Box 3101 Central Point OR 97502 Walter Vail Incorporated 541-821-5084 1550 Skyhawk Ridge #1 Medford OR 97504 Convenience Store - Gasoline Station Chevron of Shady Cove 541-878-8555 2520 Foothill Blvd Grants Pass OR 97526 Johman & DP, Inc. 541-878-3747 21226 Hwy 62, Ste A & B Shady Cove OR 97539 SAC Enterprises, LLC 541-878-2442 6341 Donaldson Rd Grants Pass OR 97526 Woodbury Energy Company, Inc. (WECO) 503-224-8500 2301 NW Thurman St Ste G Portland OR 97210 www.carsonteam.com Delivery Service Gatewoods Mobile Notary and Delivery Se 541-973-7749 7320 Crowfoot Rd Trail OR 97541 Electrical Contractor Crater Electric, Inc. 541-664-1844 PO Box 3562 Central Point OR 97502 Eckman Electric 541-621-2570 PO Box 99 Shady Cove OR 97539 Kaylor Electric LLC 541-535-2600 PO Box 639 Phoenix OR 97535 http://www.kaylorelectric.com/ Kogap Enterprises, Inc. 541-776-6547 115 W Stewart Ave Ste 202 Medford OR 97501 http://www.kogap.com/ Langford Electric, LLC 541-879-0602 7402 27th St White City OR 97503 Wally Schmidt Electric, Inc. 541-479-8016 PO Box 946 Grants Pass OR 97528 Welburn Electric, Inc. 541-535-3727 PO Box 329 Phoenix OR 97535 www.welburnelectric.com/ Winters Electric, LLC 541-664-4505 PO Box 3757 Central Point OR 97502 www.winterselectric.net/ ZZ Electric, LLC 541-665-5386 744 S Grape Medford OR 97501 www.medfordorelectricianservices.com/ Engineering Contractor Communications & Power Engineering, In 805-389-7414 33 James Pl Shady Cove OR 97539 www.commpower.com KAS & Associates, Inc. 541-772-5807 304 S Holly St Medford OR 97501 www.KASINC.com Portland Engineering, Inc. 541-664-6200 7675 High Banks Rd Ste #1 Central Point OR 97502 http://portlandengineers.com/ Entertainment or Amusement Servic Andrest Performance 541-878-2146 PO Box 953 Shady Cove OR 97539 City of Shady Cove City of Shady Cove Business License List Page: 4 Apr 15, 2021 1:59PM Business Name Business Telephone Mailing Address Mailing City Mailing State Mailing Zip Website Excavation Contractor Beeler Excavation, LLC 541-660-2953 109 Cumberland Dr Grants Pass OR 97527 www.beelerexcavation.com Danny Byrd Trucking 541-878-4260 PO Box 836 Shady Cove OR 97539 Express Excavation, LLC 541-560-1114 PO Box 57 Prospect OR 97536 www.expressexcavation.com JM Construction, Inc.
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