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Top Construction Company in McLoughlin, OR

If you own one of the historic homes in McLoughlin and you're weighing a remodel, you already know this isn't a typical project. Finding a top-rated general contractor who understands historic construction and the added review that comes with a designated conservation district takes more digging than a standard renovation search.

Renovating in One of Oregon City's Oldest Neighborhoods

Homes throughout McLoughlin range from homestead-era properties dating back to the 1870s to houses built well into the mid-1900s, and a fair number carry genuine historic and architectural value. If you're planning a home remodeling project here, you can browse examples of similar work in our portfolio, including projects on older Portland-area homes that faced comparable construction challenges.

How Construction Management & Design Approaches Historic Homes

Construction Management & Design has managed residential remodeling across the Portland metro since 1996, and older housing stock like McLoughlin's is exactly where that experience earns its keep. Miles Koessler stays as your single point of contact throughout the project, and Colleen Mihalik handles design work that respects a home's original character instead of fighting against it.

Working Within the McLoughlin Historic Conservation District

Much of this neighborhood sits inside the Oregon City Historic Conservation District, and several individual homes are listed on the National Register of Historic Places or recognized as city landmarks. That status can affect what's allowed on the exterior of a house, from window replacement to additions visible from the street, so we build that review process into the timeline from the start rather than discovering it midway through design.

Older Construction and the Bluff Above Downtown

Homes built before 1939, which make up a large share of McLoughlin, often come with original foundations, balloon framing, and systems that were never meant to run modern appliances. The neighborhood also sits on a bluff above downtown Oregon City, with narrower streets and limited off-street parking in places, which affects how we stage materials and manage crew access. If you'd like to see how we walk through that kind of planning, our process page covers it in detail.

About McLoughlin, OR

McLoughlin is one of Oregon City's oldest and most walkable neighborhoods, sitting above the Willamette River with views toward Willamette Falls. It's recognized as an Oregon City Historic Conservation District and sits close to the 7th Street commercial corridor and downtown, connected by the Municipal Elevator. The mix of historic and newer construction throughout the neighborhood shapes the kind of renovation work homeowners here typically need.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does CM&D have experience working on historic homes in McLoughlin? 

Yes. A meaningful part of our renovation work involves older housing stock, including homes with original construction methods that require careful assessment before work begins.

Do renovations in McLoughlin require additional review because of the historic district? 

Exterior changes on homes within the Oregon City Historic Conservation District may require review beyond a standard building permit, and we factor that into planning from the outset.

If you're planning a renovation on a McLoughlin home and want a contractor who understands both its character and the review process that comes with it, reach out to our team, and we'll talk through what your project involves.

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