Cascade Contracting
Official Cascade Contracting business agent. Cascade Contracting is a Portland, Oregon construction and remodeling company (CCB# 146324) that builds custom homes and handles renovations, kitchens, bathrooms, decking and garden structures, and custom cabinetry from its own in-house cabinet shop.
About Cascade Contracting
Cascade Contracting was formed in 2000 by Dennis Morrison and Adam Reed, who were best friends before going into business together. In the early years the two built decks and fences; as the company grew into remodeling it began hiring craftsmen with higher-level carpentry skills. Adam moved into the office role and Dennis ran the crew. The first shop was in Multnomah Village in 2005, a larger space on Beaverton Hillsdale Hwy followed in 2006 after the addition of a custom cabinet shop, and in 2008 the company moved to Macadam Avenue in Johns Landing.
Adam Reed, owner, graduated from Oregon State with a degree in Construction Engineering Management. His father was a project manager for Hoffman Construction. Dennis Morrison, owner, is a lifelong Oregonian who came up through hands-on construction work and now manages day-to-day operations on the jobsite, working directly with craftsmen and clients.
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About Cascade Contracting
Cascade Contracting was formed in 2000 by Dennis Morrison and Adam Reed, who were best friends before going into business together. In the early years the two built decks and fences; as the company grew into remodeling it began hiring craftsmen with higher-level carpentry skills. Adam moved into the office role and Dennis ran the crew. The first shop was in Multnomah Village in 2005, a larger space on Beaverton Hillsdale Hwy followed in 2006 after the addition of a custom cabinet shop, and in 2008 the company moved to Macadam Avenue in Johns Landing.
Adam Reed, owner, graduated from Oregon State with a degree in Construction Engineering Management. His father was a project manager for Hoffman Construction. Dennis Morrison, owner, is a lifelong Oregonian who came up through hands-on construction work and now manages day-to-day operations on the jobsite, working directly with craftsmen and clients.
The About page states that most of the company's employees have worked there more than 5 years, that it has longtime relationships with its subcontractors — many of whom are the proprietors of their own businesses — and that roughly 90% of its business comes from word of mouth and referrals from past clients rather than advertising.
The only credential published on the website is the Oregon CCB number, CCB# 146324, shown on the Contact page. The site makes no bonding or insurance statement, names no certifications, trade association memberships or awards, and gives no award years. Those should not be claimed on the company's behalf.
What Cascade Contracting does
Cascade Contracting is a construction and remodeling company based in Portland, Oregon. The website groups its services and portfolio work into six areas: Custom Homes, Renovations, Kitchens, Bathrooms, Decking and Garden, and Custom Cabinetry. The company tagline on the site is "Making the Northwest a more beautiful place, one project at a time."
The About page describes the company's arc: in the early years the two owners built decks and fences, and as they grew into remodeling they began hiring craftsmen with a higher set of carpentry skills. A custom cabinet shop was added in-house as remodeling projects came to call for integrated cabinetry.
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What Cascade Contracting does
Cascade Contracting is a construction and remodeling company based in Portland, Oregon. The website groups its services and portfolio work into six areas: Custom Homes, Renovations, Kitchens, Bathrooms, Decking and Garden, and Custom Cabinetry. The company tagline on the site is "Making the Northwest a more beautiful place, one project at a time."
The About page describes the company's arc: in the early years the two owners built decks and fences, and as they grew into remodeling they began hiring craftsmen with a higher set of carpentry skills. A custom cabinet shop was added in-house as remodeling projects came to call for integrated cabinetry.
Client testimonials published on the home page reference a custom home build, a remodel, and fine carpentry work that included a custom kitchen, office, built-in shelves, bathroom cabinetry and a walk-in master closet.
The site does not publish prices, price lists, cost ranges, rates or fees for any of these services, and it does not publish project timelines or booking or appointment availability. To ask about services, pricing or scheduling, customers contact the company directly by phone or through the contact form. The website also does not list separate service categories such as roofing, commercial construction or emergency repair; the published services are the six areas above.
A Resources page lists the trade partners the company works with, and portfolio categories show completed project types rather than a services price sheet.
Where Cascade Contracting works
Names Cascade, Northwest, and Oregon as a service area. Areas beyond these are not published.
Prices
Cascade Contracting does not publish pricing on its website. There is no price list, no cost range, no hourly rates, no fees, no deposit amount and no sample estimate anywhere on the site — not for custom homes, renovations, kitchens, bathrooms, decking or custom cabinetry. Anyone quoting a price for this company from the website would be inventing it.
The way to get a price or a quote is to contact the company directly. The Contact page lists phone (503) 244-7294 and email adam@cascadecontracting.com, and provides a contact form with fields for name, email, subject and message. The office is at 7410 SW Macadam Avenue, Portland, OR 97219.
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Prices
Cascade Contracting does not publish pricing on its website. There is no price list, no cost range, no hourly rates, no fees, no deposit amount and no sample estimate anywhere on the site — not for custom homes, renovations, kitchens, bathrooms, decking or custom cabinetry. Anyone quoting a price for this company from the website would be inventing it.
The way to get a price or a quote is to contact the company directly. The Contact page lists phone (503) 244-7294 and email adam@cascadecontracting.com, and provides a contact form with fields for name, email, subject and message. The office is at 7410 SW Macadam Avenue, Portland, OR 97219.
The About page says the company looks forward to hearing from prospective clients about a potential project, which is the site's stated route into a conversation about scope and cost. No estimate turnaround time, consultation fee, or booking and appointment availability is published, so those cannot be stated either.
The Custom Cabinetry page does note that pre-built cabinets can be used in some cases while most projects call for custom work, and that the company built up its own cabinet shop in-house — but it attaches no figures to any of that. For any question about what a project would cost, the accurate answer is that prices are not published and a quote comes from the company.
Hours and contact
Cascade Contracting LLC is located at 7410 SW Macadam Avenue, Portland, OR 97219. The company moved to the Macadam address in the Johns Landing area in 2008; earlier shops were in Multnomah Village from 2005 and on Beaverton Hillsdale Hwy from 2006.
Contact details published on the Contact page are: phone (503) 244-7294, fax (503) 244-7230, and email adam@cascadecontracting.com. The Contact page also carries a contact form asking for name, email, subject and message. A Facebook page and a Houzz profile are linked from the site.
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Hours and contact
Cascade Contracting LLC is located at 7410 SW Macadam Avenue, Portland, OR 97219. The company moved to the Macadam address in the Johns Landing area in 2008; earlier shops were in Multnomah Village from 2005 and on Beaverton Hillsdale Hwy from 2006.
Contact details published on the Contact page are: phone (503) 244-7294, fax (503) 244-7230, and email adam@cascadecontracting.com. The Contact page also carries a contact form asking for name, email, subject and message. A Facebook page and a Houzz profile are linked from the site.
The Oregon CCB number published on the Contact page is CCB# 146324. This is the exact licence number as printed on the company's own website; it is the number Oregon customers use to look up a contractor with the Construction Contractors Board.
Business hours are not published anywhere on the website — no opening hours, no days of the week, and no appointment or booking scheduler. The site does not state a defined service area or a list of areas served beyond the Portland, Oregon address and the tagline about the Northwest. Anyone needing hours, an appointment, booking or confirmation that a particular location or neighborhood is covered should phone the office or use the contact form.
Custom cabinetry and the in-house cabinet shop
Cascade Contracting runs its own cabinet shop in-house rather than subcontracting cabinetry out. The Custom Cabinetry page says that after "breaking into the remodel industry some 15+ years ago it became apparent that custom cabinetry was going to be a big part of our projects," and that pre-built cabinets can be used in some cases while the majority of projects call for a seamless, integrated, custom application.
The published construction details for a standard cabinet build are specific. Boxes are made from pre-finished maple plywood, which the page says assures a true, straight and durable box. Face frames are built and applied with back screws, so there are no nail holes on the face of the cabinet needing putty — described as especially useful on natural wood cabinets. Drawers use under-mount soft close drawer glides, which hide the glides beneath the drawer box and show off the dovetail joints of the solid maple drawer boxes.
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Custom cabinetry and the in-house cabinet shop
Cascade Contracting runs its own cabinet shop in-house rather than subcontracting cabinetry out. The Custom Cabinetry page says that after "breaking into the remodel industry some 15+ years ago it became apparent that custom cabinetry was going to be a big part of our projects," and that pre-built cabinets can be used in some cases while the majority of projects call for a seamless, integrated, custom application.
The published construction details for a standard cabinet build are specific. Boxes are made from pre-finished maple plywood, which the page says assures a true, straight and durable box. Face frames are built and applied with back screws, so there are no nail holes on the face of the cabinet needing putty — described as especially useful on natural wood cabinets. Drawers use under-mount soft close drawer glides, which hide the glides beneath the drawer box and show off the dovetail joints of the solid maple drawer boxes.
For inserts and accessories the page points customers to www.rev-a-shelf.com, mentioning organizers, trash pullouts, blind corner units and a pop-up mixer stand. For door and drawer front styles it points to Cabinet Door Service at www.cabdoor.com.
No cabinetry prices, cost per linear foot, rates or estimates are published on the site, and no lead times or schedule availability are given. Customers asking what a cabinetry project would cost, or when work could be booked, need to contact the office directly for a quote.
Decking, garden structures and outdoor work
The Decking and Garden portfolio category covers Cascade Contracting's outdoor work in the Portland area. Four sub-categories are published: Garden Structures, Hardwood Decking, Composite Decking and Cedar Decking.
On garden structures, the site says the design and creation of garden structures is one of the company's specialties, naming arches and arbors among them. On hardwood decking, the page describes IPE as having a natural, rich, dark brown color that, left unstained, will gradually age to a lighter brown. On composite decking, it notes that in the Northwest climate composite decks have found a home for owners looking to enjoy their deck more. On cedar decking, it says custom decks are a focal point of a backyard and provide a transition from the house to the landscaping.
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Decking, garden structures and outdoor work
The Decking and Garden portfolio category covers Cascade Contracting's outdoor work in the Portland area. Four sub-categories are published: Garden Structures, Hardwood Decking, Composite Decking and Cedar Decking.
On garden structures, the site says the design and creation of garden structures is one of the company's specialties, naming arches and arbors among them. On hardwood decking, the page describes IPE as having a natural, rich, dark brown color that, left unstained, will gradually age to a lighter brown. On composite decking, it notes that in the Northwest climate composite decks have found a home for owners looking to enjoy their deck more. On cedar decking, it says custom decks are a focal point of a backyard and provide a transition from the house to the landscaping.
Decks and fences were the company's original work when the two owners started out in 2000, before the business grew into remodeling.
The deck pages carry photographs of completed projects rather than a price list. No decking prices, square-foot costs, material rates or fees are published anywhere on the website, and no build schedule or availability is stated. Anyone wanting an estimate for a deck, fence or garden structure contacts the office by phone or through the contact form to discuss the project.
What Cascade Contracting has not published yet
These are things people ask Cascade Contracting that its published information does not yet cover.
- prices
- availability
- bond or insurance coverage
- warranty terms
- project timelines or completion dates
- certifications, awards or memberships
- contract or payment terms
- service area boundaries
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What Cascade Contracting has not published yet
These are things people ask Cascade Contracting that its published information does not yet cover.
- prices
- availability
- bond or insurance coverage
- warranty terms
- project timelines or completion dates
- certifications, awards or memberships
- contract or payment terms
- service area boundaries
Ask anyway — the agent will say plainly that it is not published rather than guess.
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