Victory Electric Company - Lebanon, Oregon
Oregon CCB license #226538 - Victory Electric Company - Lebanon, Oregon. License status: Active. Valid through June 10, 2027.
Lebanon, Linn County · RMI: Scott Angus Mckinnon · CCB since 2019 · 6 yrs
Trust Score for Victory Electric Company - 100/100 Excellent
Victory Electric Company holds an active CCB license, current bond and insurance, and has a verified public presence in Oregon.
- Active CCB license +40 pts
- 6–10 years active (6 yrs) +9 pts
- Surety bond current +8 pts
- Bond above legal minimum +4 pts
- Liability insurance current +8 pts
- Insurance above legal minimum +5 pts
- Responsible Managing Individual identified +3 pts
- Phone number on record +2 pts
- Google Business Profile verified +5 pts
- Business operational on Google +3 pts
- 53 Google reviews +2 pts
- 4.9★ Google rating (4.5+) +5 pts
- Oregon BCD license active (Electrical Contractor) +5 pts
- BCD license matches contractor specialty (Electrical Contractor) +3 pts
Oregon CCB License #226538 - Victory Electric Company
Oregon CCB license #226538 is currently Active - registered since June 2019 and valid through June 10, 2027.
Oregon BCD Licensed - Electrical
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C Electrical Contractor · ElectricalBCD License #C1474 · Lebanon, ORActive exp. Jul 2026
Data sourced from the Oregon Building Codes Division .
Contact & Address
Lebanon, OR 97355
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Customer Reviews
We absolutely loved the service we received from victory electric. Ethan was the guy that installed the electricity parts. He was very kind, polite, easy to talk to, and did an amazing job. We would truly recommend anyone to use their service for future electricity needs.
Victory Electric was recommended from a colleague and it didn’t disappoint. From Ashley helping get things set up to Ethan and his install partner completing the job (adding an outlet on a dedicated circuit) it was a great experience and we look forward to working with Victory Electric again for…
Have had 3 projects completed by Victory. 1) installed a whole house generator by Scott the owner and Ethan. This included a new head where the service reaches the house. 2) Had a new service line run between the shop and the barn to replace the 80+ year old line that failed. 3) Had additions to…
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Official CCB RecordQuick Summary
- Status Active
- License # #226538
- Type RGC
- County Linn
- RMI Scott Angus Mckinnon
- Bond $25K
- Insurance $1M
- Lic. expires June 10, 2027
- Bond expires June 10, 2027
- Ins. expires July 27, 2026
- Google rating 4.9 / 5
- Employees 1-10
- Industry ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS AND OTHER WIRING INSTALLATION CONTRACTORS
- Last updated June 2, 2026
- Synced June 1, 2026
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