# Conrad Construction > Official Conrad Construction business agent. Conrad Construction is a licensed general contractor in Portland, Oregon providing whole-home, kitchen, bathroom… ## Ask it a question Conrad Construction answers for itself at https://api.hailera.com/mcp/conradconstruct. A client that speaks MCP can connect to that address; the tool is ask_conradconstruct and the protocol is 2026-07-28. Where this file and the agent disagree, the agent is current. ## What Conrad Construction does Conrad Construction offers Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) design and construction services in Portland, Oregon, Beaverton, Happy Valley and the surrounding greater Portland metro area. An ADU is a self-contained living space added to an existing residential property. The site explains that ADUs can take forms such as backyard cottages, granny flats, guest houses, apartment additions or converted basements. They may be attached to the main home (for example through an interior hallway or stairway) or built as a detached structure with separate access and utilities. ADUs are regulated and permitted by local government, so the company stresses the importance of working with an ADU builder familiar with Portland-area rules. The ADU page describes several potential benefits of adding an ADU: - Increasing usable square footage and overall property value. - Creating the option for short-term or long-term rental income if the owner chooses to rent the unit. - Gaining more livable space for the household, such as guest space, extended family living, a home office or additional entertainment space. - Providing separate but nearby living space for different family members, with more privacy and comfort for everyone. Conrad Construction presents itself as a local Portland ADU builder with over 20 years of new construction and remodeling experience. The company says it has long-standing relationships with local subcontractors and suppliers, and that this helps it secure quality materials and reinvest in the local community. It describes its approach as focusing on quality craftsmanship, attention to detail, and complete project management from concept to completion. The company outlines an ADU process with four main stages: - Schedule a consultation – A free initial consultation where the team listens to the homeowner's vision and needs and then prepares a proposal and quote for the ADU project. - Design and permit process – Conrad Construction turns the owner's ideas into a design, helps handle the permit process and works through any local regulatory requirements before construction begins. - ADU construction – The company's construction team builds the ADU, working to the approved design and communicating with the homeowner throughout. - Final steps and warranty – After construction, the team reviews the finished ADU with the homeowner to ensure it looks and functions as expected. The site mentions that the company provides a warranty for the work, but does not publish specific warranty terms or coverage details for ADU projects. The site does not publish ADU pricing, typical project durations, start dates, or any guarantee of permit approval. Homeowners interested in an ADU are asked to contact Conrad Construction directly to discuss their property, goals and budget, and to obtain a project-specific proposal and quote. The main published phone number is (971) 339-0010, and the site also lists (971) 302-6963 on some pages. Conrad Construction is a general contractor in Portland, Oregon offering home remodeling and construction services. The core services listed on the site are kitchen remodels, bathroom and primary bath remodels, whole home remodeling, room additions, ADU building, basement remodels and design-build services. Additional services listed are window replacement, door replacement, flooring installation, hardwood flooring, carpentry services, home repairs and general contractor work. On kitchen projects the site describes custom cabinetry, custom countertop selection and installation, backsplashes, flooring and appliance installation. Bathroom work is described as custom shower and tub installation, custom vanities and sinks, tile work, fixture upgrades and complete bathroom plan overhauls. Whole-home remodeling is described as updating a home's layout for a more open and functional living space, improving energy efficiency with new windows, insulation and HVAC systems, and improving curb appeal with new siding, roofing and landscaping. ADU construction is described as covering all aspects from permit issuing to final construction touches. Basement remodeling is described as converting unfinished basements into living space such as a home theater, recreation room or extra bedrooms. Room and home additions include planning, acquiring permits and building. The design-build service handles both the design and construction phases, with the company managing communication between the construction and design teams. The process page states the company works on residential and small commercial projects. The site does not publish a price, cost range, rates or fees for any of these services, and does not publish project schedules or availability. Customers are asked to contact the company for a quote or estimate. Source: https://www.conradconstruct.com ## Where Conrad Construction works Conrad Construction is located at 5325 NE 109th Ave, Portland, OR 97220. That address is published on the contact page and repeated in the footer of every page. The areas served that the site names are Portland, Oregon; Beaverton, Oregon; and Happy Valley, Oregon. The site has a dedicated home remodeling contractor page for each of those three cities. More broadly, the site says the company proudly serves homeowners throughout the greater Portland, OR area and refers to the Portland Metro area, and states the team is familiar with local residential building codes and regulations. No other city, county or ZIP code is listed as an area served, so coverage outside greater Portland should be confirmed with the office rather than assumed. The published business hours are Mon - Fri: 08:00 AM - 04:00 PM. No weekend hours, holiday hours or after-hours or emergency service are published. The phone number shown in the site header, in the calls to action and in the footer is (971) 339-0010. A second number, (971) 302-6963, appears in the bottom footer line next to the address. The contact page has a contact form asking for first name, last name, email, phone, subject and message, and the site also offers a short text-message form where a visitor enters a first name, last name, phone and message and the office responds by text. No email address is published on the pages read. To book an appointment or schedule a site visit, contact the office by phone or through the form. The site does not publish current availability, lead times or a booking calendar. Lists Beaverton, Happy Valley, and Portland as a location. Names Oregon and Portland as a service area. Areas beyond these are not published. Source: https://www.conradconstruct.com/contact-us ## Prices Conrad Construction does not publish any prices, price list, cost ranges, hourly rates or fee schedule on its website. There is no published figure for a kitchen remodel, bathroom remodel, ADU, addition or any other service. Anyone asking what something costs has to go through the company's own estimate process; no price should be quoted or guessed on the company's behalf. The site invites customers to get a free quote and to schedule a free consultation, and also describes it as a complimentary consultation. The starting point is a phone call or email, followed by an initial meeting in which the company says it gathers information about the customer and the project, discusses the customer's vision, budget and expectations, and explains its payment structure and timelines. The process page explains that before entering into a construction agreement there are pre-construction processes that carry fees, and that these fees are separate from the construction contract. They are handled under a Professional Services Agreement, or PSA. The site says a PSA will usually include the cost of doing a detailed estimate that assures a quality, completed project at a guaranteed price, and will usually cover design services and sometimes some demolition and discovery work where that is required to create a guaranteed project price. It states the PSA does not obligate the customer to enter into a construction agreement, and that the customer owns the results of the design work covered by the PSA. The amount of a PSA fee is not published. After the PSA work, the site says the company provides a guaranteed price for the project and a construction agreement covering scope of work, project plan, progress payments and timelines. To start, call (971) 339-0010 or use the contact form. Source: https://www.conradconstruct.com/our-process ## How Conrad Construction works with clients Conrad Construction publishes a seven-step remodeling process and describes itself as a remodeling specialist for residential and small commercial projects. The company says it works with a variety of designers and architects, including customer-provided architects, and works directly with architects during pre-construction to resolve design or build problems before pulling permits. a first phone call or email, then an initial meeting to discuss the project vision, budget, expectations, payment structure, timelines, schedules and the customer's role. Step two is the Professional Services Agreement covering pre-construction work and a detailed estimate. Step three is project development, a meeting to walk through scope of work, project plan, progress payments, timelines and logistics, at which the customer meets their personal project manager and agrees how communication will be handled. Step four is the construction agreement, signed once the design and production plan are approved and a guaranteed price is available. Step five is project management during the building phase, covering ordering materials, scheduling, oversight and coordination while keeping the customer updated on progress and issues. Step six covers in-process changes. Step seven is project completion, with an inspection of craftsmanship, a final review meeting to answer operational questions about appliances and heating and cooling systems, a final clean-up, and a document for the customer to list anything not done right. The process page states that customers benefit from the company's three-year warranty on its work. No other warranty terms, exclusions or claim procedure are published, so specifics should be confirmed with the company. The site does not publish typical project durations or current scheduling availability. To begin, contact the office on (971) 339-0010. Source: https://www.conradconstruct.com/our-process ## Accreditation and credentials Conrad Construction publishes its Oregon CCB number in the footer of every page as: CCB: 206740. That is the licence number Oregon customers can check with the Construction Contractors Board. No other licence, registration or certification number is published anywhere on the site. The site does not publish any bonding or insurance statement. The words bonded and insured do not appear on the pages read, and no policy limits, bond amount or certificate details are published. Anyone who needs bond or insurance confirmation should ask the company directly rather than assume it from the website. The about page states the company was founded in 2015. The homepage separately describes the company as a home remodeler with over ten years of experience in basement remodeling and says it has completed hundreds of projects in the Portland Metro area. No employee headcount is published. The about page names owner Patrick Conrad and describes his background: early work at a wood mill, summer jobs in landscaping and window installation, work in lumber mills and grading lumber, then sales and leadership roles at a Portland lumber company, and by the age of 28 leading and project managing home remodels. A customer review on the site names Rick as a master carpenter and mentions Robbie. The homepage describes the company as a 5.0 star rated business with 52 reviews. The footer displays a NARI badge and a Best of Rose City badge as images; the site does not publish an award year, category or issuing body detail for either, so those should not be described as a specific award win. Source: https://www.conradconstruct.com/about-us ## What Conrad Construction has not published yet These are things people ask Conrad Construction that its published information does not yet cover. - prices or cost estimates - current availability or lead times - project start or completion dates - specific permit or inspection outcomes - warranty terms beyond what is published - financing, tax or legal advice - guaranteed increases in property value - promises about rental income from an adu Ask anyway — the agent will say plainly that it is not published rather than guess. ## Where this comes from https://www.conradconstruct.com