Restoration companies in Oregon

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Which restoration companies in Oregon can we vouch for on evidence?

Yes. 26 Oregon companies met our listing bar. Portland has its own ranked page, and all 17 companies elsewhere in the state are ranked below. Two outside records carried them over the 70% coverage bar: the Secretary of State's business data, where most were matched to a registered entity, and the Construction Contractors Board's active license data. Scores stay modest because few sites say how fast they respond or what they guarantee. Oregon requires a CCB license, so look that up before you hire.

87 companies reviewed in Oregon, 26 met the listing bar (17 of them outside the city pages), 17 of those scored here (evidence coverage of 70% or more). Ranked by Evidence Score.

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  1. Summit Cleaning & Restoration (Stayton, OR). Evidence Score 66/100 at 86% coverage. Read the full profileDocuments 5 of 5 practice areas; states 24/7 emergency response; states it works with insurance claims; registered entity verified.
  2. ServPlus Water Damage Restoration (Oregon City, OR). Evidence Score 59/100 at 84% coverage. Read the full profileDocuments 5 of 5 practice areas; states 24/7 emergency response; states it works with insurance claims; registered entity verified.
  3. Alpha Environmental Services (Beaverton, OR). Evidence Score 57/100 at 86% coverage. Read the full profileDocuments 5 of 5 practice areas; state license verified; registered entity verified.
  4. Central Oregon Disaster Restoration (Bend, OR). Evidence Score 57/100 at 80% coverage. Read the full profileDocuments 5 of 5 practice areas; states 24/7 emergency response; states it works with insurance claims; registered entity verified.
  5. Mountain Air Restoration (Bend, OR). Evidence Score 55/100 at 84% coverage. Read the full profileDocuments 3 of 5 practice areas; states 24/7 emergency response; states it works with insurance claims; registered entity verified.
  6. SERVPRO of Gresham (Gresham, OR). Evidence Score 53/100 at 84% coverage. See the evidenceDocuments 5 of 5 practice areas; states 24/7 emergency response; states it works with insurance claims; registered entity verified. Part of the SERVPRO network.
  7. Hukill's Inc. (Medford, OR). Evidence Score 51/100 at 84% coverage. Read the full profileDocuments 5 of 5 practice areas; states 24/7 emergency response; state license verified; registered entity verified.
  8. NorthWest HazMat, Inc. (Springfield, OR). Evidence Score 48/100 at 79% coverage. Read the full profileDocuments 3 of 5 practice areas; states 24/7 emergency response; state license verified; registered entity verified.
  9. RenewWay Pros (Bend, OR). Evidence Score 47/100 at 86% coverage. Read the full profileDocuments 4 of 5 practice areas; states 24/7 emergency response; states it works with insurance claims.
  10. PDX Restoration (Milwaukie, OR). Evidence Score 45/100 at 86% coverage. Read the full profileDocuments 4 of 5 practice areas; states 24/7 emergency response; states it works with insurance claims.
  11. AXION Mold & Water Damage Restoration (Aloha, OR). Evidence Score 45/100 at 75% coverage. Read the full profileDocuments 4 of 5 practice areas; states 24/7 emergency response; states it works with insurance claims.
  12. Accuracy Property Restoration (Hillsboro, OR). Evidence Score 44/100 at 82% coverage. Read the full profileDocuments 4 of 5 practice areas; states 24/7 emergency response; states it works with insurance claims; registered entity verified.
  13. AA Carpet Cleaning (West Linn, OR). Evidence Score 42/100 at 84% coverage. Read the full profileDocuments 1 of 5 practice areas; states 24/7 emergency response; registered entity verified.
  14. One Speed Services (Aurora, OR). Evidence Score 40/100 at 86% coverage. Read the full profileDocuments 1 of 5 practice areas; state license verified; registered entity verified.
  15. Josh Lowe's Dr. Energy Saver (Eugene, OR). Evidence Score 34/100 at 84% coverage. Read the full profileDocuments 2 of 5 practice areas; states it works with insurance claims; registered entity verified.
  16. GlowingFrame (Salem, OR). Evidence Score 31/100 at 75% coverage. Read the full profileDocuments 2 of 5 practice areas; states 24/7 emergency response; states it works with insurance claims.
  17. Rogue Plumbers (Medford, OR). Evidence Score 29/100 at 84% coverage. Read the full profileDocuments 2 of 5 practice areas; states 24/7 emergency response; registered entity verified.

Comparison table

Ranked firms, in rank order
CompanyWhereServices documented 24/7 · InsuranceEstimatesCredentials verified CoverageEvidence Score
Summit Cleaning & Restoration Stayton, OR Water damage, Mold, Fire & smoke, Sewage & biohazard, Storm 24/7 stated · Insurance claims Free estimate or inspection (stated) Not verified 86% 66
ServPlus Water Damage Restoration Oregon City, OR Water damage, Mold, Fire & smoke, Sewage & biohazard, Storm 24/7 stated · Insurance claims Free estimate or inspection (stated) Not verified 84% 59
Alpha Environmental Services Beaverton, OR Water damage, Mold, Fire & smoke, Sewage & biohazard, Storm Not stated Publishes a price State contractor / remediation license 86% 57
Central Oregon Disaster Restoration Bend, OR Water damage, Mold, Fire & smoke, Sewage & biohazard, Storm 24/7 stated · Insurance claims Free estimate or inspection (stated) Not verified 80% 57
Mountain Air Restoration Bend, OR Water damage, Mold, Storm 24/7 stated · Insurance claims Not stated Not verified 84% 55
SERVPRO of Gresham
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 Gresham, OR Water damage, Mold, Fire & smoke, Sewage & biohazard, Storm 24/7 stated · Insurance claims Not stated Not verified 84% 53
Hukill's Inc. Medford, OR Water damage, Mold, Fire & smoke, Sewage & biohazard, Storm 24/7 stated Not stated State contractor / remediation license 84% 51
NorthWest HazMat, Inc. Springfield, OR Water damage, Mold, Sewage & biohazard 24/7 stated Free estimate or inspection (stated) State contractor / remediation license 79% 48
RenewWay Pros Bend, OR Water damage, Mold, Sewage & biohazard, Storm 24/7 stated · Insurance claims Free estimate or inspection (stated) Not verified 86% 47
PDX Restoration Milwaukie, OR Water damage, Fire & smoke, Sewage & biohazard, Storm 24/7 stated · Insurance claims Not stated Not verified 86% 45
AXION Mold & Water Damage Restoration Aloha, OR Water damage, Mold, Fire & smoke, Sewage & biohazard 24/7 stated · Insurance claims Not stated Not verified 75% 45
Accuracy Property Restoration Hillsboro, OR Water damage, Mold, Fire & smoke, Storm 24/7 stated · Insurance claims Free estimate or inspection (stated) Not verified 82% 44
AA Carpet Cleaning West Linn, OR Water damage 24/7 stated Free estimate or inspection (stated) Not verified 84% 42
One Speed Services Aurora, OR Mold Not stated Free estimate or inspection (stated) State contractor / remediation license 86% 40
Josh Lowe's Dr. Energy Saver Eugene, OR Water damage, Mold Insurance claims Free estimate or inspection (stated) Not verified 84% 34
GlowingFrame Salem, OR Water damage, Fire & smoke 24/7 stated · Insurance claims Not stated Not verified 75% 31
Rogue Plumbers Medford, OR Water damage, Mold 24/7 stated Not stated Not verified 84% 29

How we check companies in Oregon

Water and mold first

Portland's companies are on the Portland page. Outside it, 16 of 17 listed companies document water damage and 14 of 17 document mold remediation. Beyond those two, the offer narrows. Sewage cleanup, fire and smoke work and storm damage each appear on 10 of 17 sites. So check the service list before calling about a fire. One listing is a franchise location.

What Oregon sites leave out

The weak spot is what a customer learns before the crew shows up. 6 of 17 sites give a response time, and only 2 of 17 describe a warranty. 8 of 17 name an industry standard such as IICRC S500, and even that is the company's own claim. Around-the-clock service is more common, stated on 14 of 17 sites, while insurance claim help appears on 11 of 17.

That pattern explains why Oregon scores sit well below their coverage: a median score of 47 against a median coverage of 84%. Coverage measures how much we could check, found or confirmed absent. The score measures what was actually there. A company can be almost fully checked and still score modestly because its site never says how fast it arrives or what it will stand behind. Adding those details to a website is the quickest way for an Oregon company to move up.

Every company over the line

Outside the Portland page, every listed Oregon company clears 70%. A website can't get there by itself, and Oregon supplies two outside records to close the gap. The Secretary of State publishes its active business records as open data, and most companies here were matched to a registered entity. We also search the CCB's active license data. Only 4 of 17 matched a license under their own name, but a clear miss counts as checked too.

How to check a restoration company in Oregon

Oregon runs contractor licensing through the Construction Contractors Board (CCB). When we checked in September 2026, the CCB's search page said contractors must put their license number on their advertising, including websites, and that searching by that number is the most accurate lookup. Its Consumer Tools page lists what the result shows: an active license and surety bond, proof of liability insurance, workers' compensation coverage, any complaints or discipline from the past 10 years, and whether the contractor is licensed to work on pre-1978 homes that could contain lead-based paint.

That lead item matters after water or fire damage in an older house, because tearing out wet drywall and trim disturbs painted surfaces, the work the EPA's lead rules cover. Oregon is one of the states the EPA has authorized to run its own lead renovation program, and the CCB's search includes a separate Lead Safe Contractors lookup.

The Secretary of State's Find a Business search confirms that the company is registered. The lead-safe and IICRC checks aren't logged yet, so profiles show those as Not verified.

Frequently Asked Questions

Should an Oregon restoration company's website show a CCB number?

Yes. When we checked in September 2026, the Construction Contractors Board's search page said contractors must put their CCB license number on their advertising, including websites. If you can't find it, ask for it and search it on the CCB site.

What does a CCB license lookup tell me?

According to the CCB, whether the contractor is actively licensed and bonded, whether it gave proof of liability insurance, whether it carries workers' compensation, whether it's licensed to work on pre-1978 homes that could contain lead-based paint, and any complaints or discipline from the past 10 years.

Why do so few Oregon companies show a CCB license match?

We log a match only when one active license carries the company's own business name in the same city. A license held under a different legal name comes back as no matching active record. That still counts as checked, and it isn't a finding that the company is unlicensed, so search the number on its website yourself.

Sources and further reading

Dates are when we checked. Report an error.

  1. DNS checkChecked Sep 26, 2026 to Oct 3, 2026
  2. Firm's own websiteChecked Sep 26, 2026 to Oct 18, 2026
  3. Google profile linkChecked Sep 26, 2026
  4. State licensing boardChecked Oct 14, 2026
  5. State business registryChecked Sep 26, 2026 to Sep 27, 2026
  6. Contractor License SearchOregon Construction Contractors Board
  7. Consumer ToolsOregon Construction Contractors Board
  8. Specialty Licenses & CertificationsOregon Construction Contractors Board
  9. Find a BusinessOregon Secretary of State
  10. Lead Renovation, Repair and Painting ProgramUS Environmental Protection Agency
  11. How the Evidence Score worksRestoration Index methodology
  12. Commercial disclosuresRestoration Index

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