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We are a full service construction company. We cover all phases of construction, as well as all phases of building maintenance and repair. Oregon CCB 205754

3 EMPLOYEES. USES SUBS FOR TRADES. COST IS DETERMINED BY THE JOB. TRAVEL CHARGES MAY APPLY. NO SERVICE CHARGES. LICENSE NUMBER 173652. MAY CONTACT THROUGH EMAIL.

General contracting services.Deposites required before work begins.Small jobs payable opon completion,large jobs every 30 days untill complete.

Owner operated. Certified Solid Surface Fabricator. Since 1995.

Rock Solid Construction is under the ownership of Rocco Breding. We can assist with all areas of remodeling and repair needs. We are commited to our customers and provide quality craftmanship at a afforadable rate. Rock Solid Construction is an honest company and will strive to do what it takes to complete your project.

Licensed general contractor. Require 1/2 down to start the job and remaining balance due upon completion of project.

We are a family owned and operated service plumbing company. We offer a full range of plumbing services including repair, water heaters, drain cleaning, and various plumbing services. We work in the Eugene/ Springfield and surrounding communities.

Sole Proprietor Contractor available for hire. Small to large jobs gladly estimated.

"We purchased cabinets for our new kitchen and bathrooms from Larry and Angel Haynie of Big Larry Designs. I have contracted with multitude of vendors throughout my 35 years of general contracting and remodeling and have never felt compelled to write a bad review, this being my first bad review. Big Larry Designs & the Haynie’s are, by far, the worst vendor/owners I have ever done business with. That said, I do take some responsibility for the issues, as I broke my own #1 rule: NEVER, NEVER, EVER, pay a vendor in full for their product prior to delivery, especially when that product is delivered months out. A deposit is fine, full payment is a HUGE mistake. A full payment requirement puts the buyer at a distinct disadvantage when problems arise, and problems will arise. A paid in full vendor has no “skin in the game” to communicate, keep commitments, and solve issues."