Oregon CCB Contractors by License Type

Browse 40,000+ active Oregon CCB licenses across 18 endorsement types — residential, commercial, specialty, and individual certifications.

What do these license types mean?
Residential

Homes, duplexes, apartments ≤4 stories, and small commercial structures (≤$250K or ≤10,000 sq ft)

RGC — active

Residential General Contractor

Supervise or perform an unlimited number of building trades on any residential or small commercial project.

Bond
$25,000
Insurance
$500K / occ.
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RSC — active

Residential Specialty Contractor

Perform work in one or two building trades on residential or small commercial projects. Trades may change job to job.

Bond
$20,000
Insurance
$300K / occ.
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RLC — active

Residential Limited Contractor

Part-time and hobby contractors. Max $40,000 gross annual volume and $5,000 per job site per year.

Bond
$15,000
Insurance
$100K / occ.
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RD — active

Residential Developer

Developers who own property and arrange for residential construction intending to sell. Cannot perform construction work directly.

Bond
$25,000
Insurance
$500K / occ.
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RRC — active

Residential Restoration Contractor

Restoration services for residential and small commercial structures — fire, water, mold, and disaster damage.

Bond
$15,000
Insurance
$100K / occ.
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Restricted Residential

Single-purpose endorsements — may not perform any other contractor activities

RHSC — active

Home Services Contractor

Service, repair, or replacement under a home warranty or home services agreement only.

Bond
$15,000
Insurance
$100K / occ.
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RLSC — active

Residential Locksmith Services Contractor

Locksmith services for residential and small commercial structures only. No other contractor work permitted.

Bond
$15,000
Insurance
$100K / occ.
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RHISC — active

Home Inspector Services Contractor

Home inspection services only. Must employ at least one Oregon Certified Home Inspector (OCHI).

Bond
$15,000
Insurance
$100K / occ.
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RHEPSC — active

Home Energy Performance Score Contractor

Assign home energy performance scores only. Must employ at least one certified home energy assessor.

Bond
$15,000
Insurance
$100K / occ.
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Commercial

All commercial structures including large projects, hospitals, malls, industrial facilities

CGC1 — active

Commercial General Contractor Level 1

Unlimited building trades on any commercial structure. Requires 8 years of key employee construction experience.

Bond
$80,000
Insurance
$2M agg.
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CGC2 — active

Commercial General Contractor Level 2

Unlimited building trades on any commercial structure. Requires 4 years of key employee construction experience.

Bond
$25,000
Insurance
$1M agg.
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CSC1 — active

Commercial Specialty Contractor Level 1

One or two building trades on commercial structures. Requires 8 years of key employee experience. Trades may change job to job.

Bond
$55,000
Insurance
$1M agg.
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CSC2 — active

Commercial Specialty Contractor Level 2

One or two building trades on commercial structures. Requires 4 years of key employee experience.

Bond
$25,000
Insurance
$500K / occ.
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CD — active

Commercial Developer

Developers who arrange for commercial construction intending to sell. Must work with licensed general contractors. Cannot perform construction work.

Bond
$25,000
Insurance
$500K / occ.
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Special Categories

Federal certifications, individual credentials, and specialty endorsements tracked by CCB

LBPR — active

Lead-Based Paint Renovation

Required for renovation, repair, or painting work on residential structures built before 1978. Mandated by EPA's Renovation, Repair and Painting (RRP) Rule.

Required for all pre-1978 homes
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CF — active

Construction Flagging Contractor

Direct or control motor vehicle traffic on public roadways to prevent conflict between traffic flow and nearby construction activity.

Bond
$10,000
Insurance
$300K / occ.
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OCHI — certified

Oregon Certified Home Inspector

Individual certification for home inspectors. At least one OCHI holder is required at every RHISC-licensed business.

Individual credential, not a business license
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OCLS — certified

Oregon Certified Locksmith

Individual certification for locksmiths. At least one OCLS holder is required at every RLSC-licensed locksmith services business.

Individual credential, not a business license
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