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Walls & Ceilings Contractors
in Portland, Oregon

TOTAL PROS : 45
TOTAL RATINGS : 33
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IN PORTLAND, OR

Pruitt Construction
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Homeowner: Kelly C.
Project: Install Carpentry Framing
City: Portland, OR
I hired Mike Pruitt to finish my basement. It was a great experience working with Mike Pruitt. He is honest, shows up on time, returns calls, works hard, does quality work, and communicates with you during the whole process. Truly a breath of fresh air in comparison to the usual line of contractors you run into. I would definitely work with Mike again and I am looking into him doing my kitchen remodel.

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• The Portland Saturday Market is the largest continuously operating open air market in the country.
• The Portland Police Department installs free deadbolts on the homes of qualified seniors through the city's Senior Locks Program.
• The Community Energy Project Weatherization Programs provide free weatherization materials and installation seminars for low-income Portland residents.