General contractors in Yamhill County
616 listed · state records checked Nov 2, 2026 · A–Z · page 16 of 16
Builders, remodelers and general contractors with an active state contractor license that lists Yamhill County — the CCB's residential general and commercial general license types.
- Oregon license
- Residential general contractors carry a CCB license with a $25,000 surety bond and at least $500,000 in liability insurance (ORS 701.081).
- What to ask
- Ask for the CCB number, then look it up yourself — it takes a minute. Ask who will do the work and which subcontractors they use.
- Before you hire
- The CCB says jobs over $2,000 must be in writing. Get a few bids, and don't pay the whole amount up front or in cash.
All general contractors listings
- Winderworks LLC
NewbergCCB #259128Residential General
- Winter Hill Construction Inc
NewbergCCB #176767Residential General
- Worx Construction Company LLC
McMinnvilleCCB #222724Residential General
- WRG Fire Training Simulation Systems Inc
AmityCCB #140316Commercial General (Level 1)
- Yamhill Builders LLC
McMinnvilleCCB #260474Residential General
- Yamhill Community Action Partnership
McMinnvilleCCB #50960Residential General
- Yamhill Community Development Corp
McMinnvilleCCB #133416Residential General
- Yamhill Valley Construction LLC
DundeeCCB #213576Residential General
- Yireh Energy Systems LLC
SheridanCCB #250760Residential General
- Your Crawl Space Guys LLC
McMinnvilleCCB #201061Residential General
- Zack Of All Trades
SheridanCCB #252883Residential General
- Zacory Ryan Sheely
DundeeCCB #240187Residential General
- Z & D Builders LLC
DundeeCCB #248809Residential General
- ZER0 Grade Excavating And Construction LLC
SheridanCCB #220123Residential General
- Zeus Electrical Contracting LLC
McMinnvilleCCB #262395Residential General
- Zion Professional Renovations LLC
DaytonCCB #211349Residential General
Not seeing a business you know? It may hold its license in another county, or under another name. Suggest a listing.
Questions
›Who gets the building permit — me or the contractor?
Whoever does the work is responsible for the permits, Oregon's Building Codes Division says — the homeowner or the contractor. The CCB notes that contractors usually get them because they know which permits a job needs. Settle it in the contract.
Before you hire
- Hiring a contractor in Yamhill County: start here
- How to check a contractor's license in Oregon
- What a CCB license covers — and what it doesn't
- Does a handyman need a license in Oregon?