Oregon Contractor License Lookup

Search the name or license number in the box on this page, or open the trade you need below. Every record comes from the Oregon Construction Contractors Board (CCB) file and shows whether the license is active, expiring, expired or suspended today. Confirm anything important directly with CCB before you sign.

Type the number straight into the search box. CCB license numbers are indexed here alongside business and owner names, so a partial number works too. The result links to the full record, including the county, the trade and the expiry date.

The trades tracked on this site are residential general contractors, commercial general contractors, residential specialty contractors, commercial specialty contractors. Oregon licenses through the CCB and splits contractors into residential and commercial, general and specialty. The CCB also publishes bond and liability insurance details, so an Oregon record shows more than most.

An expired license can invalidate the permit for your job and complicate an insurance claim if the work goes wrong, and it removes whatever recourse the licensing board would otherwise give you. 52 of the 42,690 Oregon records on this site are not valid today, so it is worth the thirty seconds.

No. Licensing and insurance are separate. CCB licensing does not certify that a contractor carries liability coverage or workers' compensation, so ask for a certificate of insurance as well as the license number.

The CCB file is reloaded every day and each page shows the date its statuses were computed. Records are not deleted when a license lapses, which is why expired licenses stay visible here instead of quietly disappearing.