Is My Contractor Licensed in Oregon?

Quick answer

Oregon requires anyone paid for construction work on real property to be licensed by the Construction Contractors Board (CCB). Plumbing and electrical licenses for individuals and businesses come from the Building Codes Division, and pest control is licensed by the Oregon Department of Agriculture. Plumbers: Oregon Building Codes Division. Electricians: Oregon Building Codes Division. HVAC (heating and air): Oregon Construction Contractors Board. Roofers: Oregon Construction Contractors Board.

Checked September 30, 2026. Every rule below links to the official source; licensing rules change, so confirm with the board before you hire.

Plumbers in Oregon

Licensed by: Oregon Building Codes Division

Oregon's Building Codes Division issues plumbing licenses for both individuals and businesses. Before work starts, look up the plumber or the plumbing business by name or license number in the division's license holder search.

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Electricians in Oregon

Licensed by: Oregon Building Codes Division

Oregon's Building Codes Division issues electrical licenses for both individuals and businesses. Before work starts, look up the electrician or the electrical contractor by name or license number in the division's license holder search.

Look up a license  ·  Source: Building Codes Division: Individual and contractor licenses  ·  5 electricians companies in Oregon on 1-800Deals

HVAC (heating and air) in Oregon

Licensed by: Oregon Construction Contractors Board

The Construction Contractors Board lists heating and air conditioning among the kinds of work that require a CCB license. Contractors need the correct endorsement for their work, residential or commercial. Look up the license number or business name in the CCB license search.

Look up a license  ·  Source: Oregon Construction Contractors Board: CCB License  ·  5 hvac companies in Oregon on 1-800Deals

Roofers in Oregon

Licensed by: Oregon Construction Contractors Board

Oregon law requires anyone paid for construction work that improves real property to be licensed by the Construction Contractors Board, and roofing is on the board's list of work that requires a license. Look up the roofer's CCB license in the board's online search before signing a contract.

Look up a license  ·  Source: Oregon Construction Contractors Board: CCB License  ·  1 roofing company in Oregon on 1-800Deals

Pest control in Oregon

Licensed by: Oregon Department of Agriculture

A business that applies pesticides to other people's property needs a Commercial Pesticide Operator license from the Oregon Department of Agriculture, and at least one employee must hold a Commercial Pesticide Applicator license. The operator license also requires proof of insurance. Check both licenses in the department's pesticide license search.

Look up a license  ·  Source: ODA: Explore Licensing Requirements, Pesticide Licensing  ·  5 pest control companies in Oregon on 1-800Deals

Garage door companies in Oregon

Licensed by: Oregon Construction Contractors Board

Garage door work is not named on its own, but Oregon requires a Construction Contractors Board license for anyone paid for construction work that improves real property, and handyman services also require one. Ask for the CCB number and confirm the license is active in the board's search.

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Water damage restoration in Oregon

Licensed by: Oregon Construction Contractors Board

Oregon has no separate mold remediation license. The Construction Contractors Board says contractors who clean up mold must hold a CCB license, as must a handyman doing mold remediation or other repairs. Verify the license and review any complaint history in the CCB search.

Look up a license  ·  Source: CCB homeowner newsletter: Winter rains have arrived, watch out for moisture damage  ·  40 water damage restoration companies in Oregon on 1-800Deals

Frequently asked questions

Does a handyman need a license in Oregon?

Yes. The Construction Contractors Board lists handyman services among the work that requires a CCB license. It also says a handyman doing mold remediation or other repairs on a home must be licensed.

Where do I find an Oregon contractor's license number?

Contractors must show their CCB number on advertising, business cards and contracts. If you cannot find it, do not assume the contractor has a license. Ask for the number and verify it in the CCB license search.

What does the CCB license search show?

You can search by license number, business name or phone number to confirm that a license is active and belongs to the contractor you are hiring. The results also show the contractor's history of complaints or violations.

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