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Campos Construction, LLC
5.00(
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Angi Approved

In business since 2018

Free estimates

Emergency services offered

"Pedro and his crew were prompt, easy to work with, and completed a small but labor intensive cedar sidewall shingle installation. Two other ANGI recommended contractors didn't want to be bothered with this small two-day job, but were more than willing to bid on other on-site work that I wasn't requesting. I would hire Campos Construction again if and when the need arises. WILL REDO THIS REVIEW AFTER A NUMBER OF ISSUES WITH THE INSTALLATION ARE CORRECTED OR DEALT WITH. COULD NOT SEE THEM UNTIL THE FOLLOWING DAY IN THE DAYLIGHT."
Recommended by100%of homeowners
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RA Construction LLC
4.90(
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Angi Approved

Super Service Award Winner

Free estimates

Warranties offered

Customers say: True professional

"Ricardo and his crew did an amazing job of residing and reframing my chimney which was falling apart. It looks like new!! This company is prompt, professional, and just do fine work. And the price was affordable!! Highly recommended."
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Elite Enclosures
4.57(
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Angi Approved

Super Service Award Winner

In business since 2024

Free estimates

Customers say: Quick response

"Adam and crew are extremely cordial but lack sufficient tools to accomplish certain jobs. Job 1 install drywall on garage ceiling?did not have drywall jack and spent extra time to manually lift sheets to ceiling resulting in extra time and wanted compensation for the extra time. Second job was to assemble pre fabed stock shed. Did not fasten all panels completely on walls and roof. Again needed taller ladder but can?t unprepared even though I had a ladder that would have worked. Left the job starting he had spent enough time while leaving things not finished. Did not install flashing either. Wants more money to finish after he agreed to fixed quote which is how most contractors work. Not time and material based. "
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All About Decks & More, LLC
4.50(
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Angi Approved

In business since 2007

Free estimates

Emergency services offered

"Only thing they did themselves was the patio ceiling & French drain for my project. Acted as hiring contractor for all the other work. Overall project was a success, but I didn't appreciate how the lead crewman/ owner spoke to his employee. Subcontractors that were hired were excellent."
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Earthview Landcare
4.79(
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In business since 1990

17 EMPLOYEES. COST DETERMINED BY THE JOB. NO TRAVEL CHARGES. ASK ABOUT ANGIE'S LIST DISCOUNT.

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FAQs for shed, barn or playhouse building service projects in Portland, OR

Most sheds larger than six feet by eight feet require a foundation to remain level and dry. A compact tool shed might get by without one, but anything heavier should sit on at least a 4-inch-thick stone-and-gravel pad that extends two feet past the walls. The gravel protects wood skids and promotes drainage. If you want maximum stability—and your budget allows—a poured concrete slab is the strongest option.

Your ideal shed size hinges on purpose. A common 10-by-12-foot kit gives you 120 square feet—plenty for lawn tools and bikes. Need just a spot for a mower and a few rakes? A compact 4-by-7-foot model should work. If you’re envisioning a workshop or hobby room, look at 12-by-16 feet or larger.

A good rule is to raise the shed floor four to six inches above the surrounding soil. That clearance encourages water to drain away instead of pooling beneath the structure. The simple step is especially important for wood floors and skids, helping deter rot, mold, and insect damage while extending the life of your new outbuilding.

Choose the route that fits your goals. Prefab sheds arrive in standard layouts and go up fast—perfect for basic storage on a tight timeline. Custom builds cost more and take longer, but let you add windows, wiring, plumbing, and unique finishes. Balance budget, features, and timeframe before deciding which type of shed is best for your needs.

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