General contractor in Florence, OR

Vacation and retirement homes in Florence often benefit from open-concept kitchen layouts that make the space easier to use and more comfortable for entertaining. Durable countertop materials like quartz and tile hold up well in a coastal environment where humidity is a factor. We handle the full scope from layout changes and framing through cabinet installation, countertops, tile backsplash, and flooring.

Properties near the dune line in Florence deal with sand abrasion on exterior surfaces in addition to standard coastal moisture. Fiber cement siding with a factory-applied finish holds up better to that abrasion than painted wood or standard vinyl. Window frames and trim in these locations also benefit from materials that resist surface wear, not just moisture.

Homes in Heceta South and Rhodo View Dunes are close enough to the coast to experience consistent onshore wind and moisture. Roofing in these neighborhoods needs proper underlayment, sealed ridge caps, and flashing at all valleys and penetrations. Homes built in the 1970s and 1980s in these areas may have original roofing that is well past its expected lifespan.

Yes. Three Mile Prairie is an active new construction area on the east side of Florence, and we handle framing, roofing, siding, window installation, and interior finish work for new builds there. Coastal moisture during the construction phase means sequencing the work correctly to keep framing dry is part of how we approach new builds in this area.