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Z Development, LLC
4.8(
15
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Serving Medford, OR and surrounding areas

Approved

In business since 2000

Free estimates

Credit card accepted

"We tore down our attach garage and rebuilt it with a 2 story 600 square foot studio on top. We chose Todd after researching architects and other subcontractors because we had used him previously to install skylights, patio, porch, driveway. The addition was a long project, taking more than a year. Todd was diligent about getting city permits and then flexible about work order changes, all of which resulted in the project costing a lot more than expected. His crews do really good work and clean up each night. He uses trusted subcontractors for all work except actual building, carpentry, tile, general work. Costs of appliances, shades, spiral staircase, flooring, paint/painting, tiles, etc. were not included in original bid so are extra time and money which was stressful. End result is lovely and I would use Todd again."
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East side bungalow

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Recommended by80%of homeowners
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Green Hammer
4.6(
24
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Serving Medford, OR and surrounding areas

In business since 2002

Free estimates

Warranties offered

"I'd worked with these people on a project at a previous house, and had really enjoyed working with them.   I'd readily work with them again, but on a large project like this one, I would play a very prominent role as "manager" of my own project interfacing with them.  Put everything you want into clearly composed emails, so there is a written track record.  But I think that is just a common-sense good approach with any project such as mine. <br /> On both projects, the work was done with high quality.  And all Green Hammer personnel were pleasant, well-informed, willing to readily share information about their work and helpful. GH made this big complex project relatively easy. <br /> There were just a couple things that went awry in the project...  <br /> Wiring for a 2d floor smoke alarm was NOT connected to an available nearby circuit dedicated solely for all house smoke alarms, but was instead wired into another circuit in the house. I had mentioned that "smoke alarm" circuit in conversation with the GH project lead, but I should have been a bit more formal by putting that in writing in an email etc.  Or I should have been present to go over this detail with the electrician myself. <br /> On both this and the earlier project, the intent was for re-roofing to also include fixing drooping roof ends which over the years had pulled corbels out of their positioning on the house exterior.  And in both projects, this fix was not implemented as desired.  In the earlier project GH roofing sub-contractors did make an IMPROVEMENT.  In the 2d project that is the specific focus of this review, it's more complicated. Historic district restrictions prevented the most obvious approaches that might have been applied. After the roof was done and I mentioned that the roof end drooping hadn't been fixed, GH said that the mechanism they'd planned to apply didn't seem workable after they had the roof off.  So apparently there was simply a decision to make no improvement at all.  If I were to engage GH for similar work again fixing drooping roof ends, I would be VERY tenacious and visible with them about this roofing "fix". <br /> I'll repeat however that my review is very positive and I'd work with GH again. But it makes sense to play a strong "project manager" role yourself while interfacing with them. Maintain knowledge and clear written communications about your details, and follow up to make sure those are understood and implemented.  But I think this would be true in EVERY big project. <br />"
Recommended by87%of homeowners
Verity Construction
4.9(
8
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Serving Medford, OR and surrounding areas

In business since 2012

Free estimates

Warranties offered

"Considering we were right in the middle of COVID and the bad wildfires, it went really well. Verity Construction went above and beyond to make sure we got the house we wanted for our budget. They treated us like family and made it easy for us to trust they were doing their best to build our house. My family and I are very grateful for everything they did."
Recommended by100%of homeowners
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Arias Builders, LLC
5.0(
3
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Serving Medford, OR and surrounding areas

In business since 2020

Free estimates

Emergency services offered

"Efrain has been a godsend. I've had several projects updating my property during the pandemic. I tend to come up with weird ideas to meet my desire for unique, appealing design. He has many talents and one I like the most is his ability to take my designs and make them real. He tackled installing old wood French doors between my dining room and deck easily, when so many told him it wouldn't work. He took the rest of my old doors and made the most beautiful greenhouse. (Pics are on his website - ariasbuildersllc.com). All of his work is completed with the highest quality, on time, and with a reasonable cost. He also has a high level of integrity. He responds quickly to my text or phone requests and shows up every time with the knowledge, tools, and people needed for whatever crazy job I have next. He's also just good people. It's often a challenge to find people you can trust. Efrain is definitely one of them."
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FAQs for garage building service projects in Medford, OR

A well‑constructed, properly permitted detached garage adds between $12,000 and $36,000 to a home’s resale value. Buyers appreciate the secure parking, extra storage, and flexible workspace, so appraisers often bump the property’s value accordingly. The exact return depends on the garage’s size, finishes, and how well it matches the main house, but most homeowners see a strong ROI when the build meets local codes and passes inspection.

Yes—once it meets local building codes and you secure the proper permits, a detached garage can be converted into living space. Finishing the interior, adding climate control, and ensuring safe egress effectively increase your usable square footage, though it may not always count toward the official listing. Skipping permits can trigger fines and even force you to undo the work, so always clear plans with your city first.

Most homeowners policies cover a detached garage under the “other structures” provision, but coverage limits vary. Review your declarations page and ask your agent how much protection you have for separate structures. If the limit is lower than the garage’s replacement cost, you can raise it for a modest premium. Confirming the details now prevents headaches if you ever need to file a claim.

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