Our Services & Portfolio
Remodeling
Have you noticed how some remodels and additions are seamless, while others look incompatible or tacked on? With the right plan paired with our experience, your remodeled rooms can blend perfectly with your existing floor plan and architecture.
Custom Cabinetry
Our in-house, solar-powered cabinet shop will give you the best quality cabinets, designed exactly how you want them. We use quality and local materials for a stunning finished product. Our cabinet-maker has won many awards, including building for the Street of Dreams.
New Construction
Choosing the right builder for your new home is a crucial decision. At G. Christianson Construction, we provide advice to guide you from design through construction to final finishing.
Commercial
We have years of experience in commercial construction and remodeling, as well as commercial tenant improvements. We’ll make sure your project is completed on budget, on time.
Your Neighborhood Experts
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What our Clients are Saying
“Larry's cedar deck had reached the end of it's life, the handrails were literally falling off. We rejuvenated it with new Trex and were able to reuse the tall telephone poles that support it. ”
Carl Christianson, Superintendent and Owner
See the Second Story Trex Deck project
“The Arc of Benton County used G. Christianson's services for an addition to our thrift store in Philomath. Tanner was our contractor. His attention to detail, preference for quality materials and systems, eco-friendly emphasis and personal contact set the company above its competitors. I definitely recommend working with them for a stress-free, predictable, and top-quality experience. ”
Diane Scottaline, The Arc of Benton County
“We are delighted with our new home and so glad to finally be in it after years of planning and preparing. Thank you for your thorough and conscientious work. We appreciate your skills, dedicated hard work, and trustworthiness, and we enjoyed working with you on the project.”
John and Elizabeth Elder, Corvallis
