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Salt air, wind-driven rain, winter storms and year-round moisture in Lincoln County drive demand for roof and siding repair, gutter cleaning, corrosion control and septic care.
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Fourth-generation Lincoln County builders since the 1960s. Asphalt & sealcoating, excavation & site prep, hardscaping & concrete, fencing, sheds, and new construction. Built for coastal weather. Serves Lincoln City, Newport, Depoe Bay, Toledo, Waldport, Yachats, Gleneden Beach, Otter Rock, and nearby towns.
Owner-led coastal GC (CCB #206723). Decks, siding, roofing, remodeling, windows & doors, dry-rot repair, painting, and fencing. Built for Lincoln County rain and salt air. Serves Siletz, Newport, Lincoln City, Toledo, Depoe Bay, Waldport, South Beach, Yachats.
Coast-born gutter crew (CCB #235349). Seamless install, repair, guards, cleaning, and downspouts sized for 60+ inches of coastal rain. Based in Siletz; serves Central Coast towns and broader Oregon Coast corridor.
Veteran-owned roofing for the Oregon Coast (CCB #236084). Residential and commercial roofing, repairs, and storm response from Newport across Lincoln County (including Waldport and nearby towns).
Serving Lincoln and Tillamook County since 2020. Repairs to whole-home re-pipes and new installs, with a focus on quality, efficiency, and professional service. Open Mon to Fri, 8:30am to 3:30pm.
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The Oregon Construction Contractors Board (CCB) licenses anyone paid to do residential construction, remodeling or repair, including handymen, painters, roofers and gutter installers. Landscapers are licensed by the Oregon Landscape Contractors Board, and electricians and plumbers by the Oregon Building Codes Division.
Oregon Construction Contractors Board (CCB) · Oregon Landscape Contractors Board (LCB) · Oregon Building Codes Division, Licensing
Use the Oregon CCB license search, the same as anywhere in Oregon. Landscapers are checked with the Oregon Landscape Contractors Board, and electricians and plumbers with the Building Codes Division.
Salt air corrodes metal fasteners, heat pump coils and outdoor fixtures in towns from Lincoln City to Yachats. Rinse outdoor units, use stainless or coated hardware, and schedule regular HVAC service.
Have the roof, flashing and gutters checked in early fall, before the wind and rain season. Make sure downspouts carry water away from the foundation and that siding and windows are sealed.
Many homes outside city sewer service use septic systems. Have the tank inspected and pumped on a regular schedule, and keep heavy vehicles off the drainfield.
Have a roofer remove moss and keep siding cleaned and painted to block moisture. Good attic ventilation also helps prevent mildew inside.
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