With experience in both historic homes and trending design, our team of kitchen remodeling contractors stands out among our Portland competitors. Learn why you can trust us to go above and beyond for your next kitchen remodel.

We've developed a team of Kitchen Remodeling Veterans that have over 40 Years of Experience Remodeling Kitchens in the Portland Oregon area.

Meadow Home Country Store is a thriving classical Christian American online store that transports you back to a simpler time with American made kitchenware, tools, and wooden toys. Our heritage has always kept us intrigued with the ways of yesteryear, and we hope you will find all sorts of helpful home goods in our shop. Based in Molalla, Oregon, serving all across the United States

Wanna Spoon? is the husband and wife team of Ray and Puff Smith in Marcola, Oregon. The Smiths take exceptional pride in crafting beautiful, enduring wooden spoons that will become a staple of your kitchen. They look like works of art but they are meant to be used and used well: a Wanna Spoon? spoon is nothing if not practical! A well-loved and used spoon only gains beauty and comfort over time. Our collection also includes specialty wooden kitchen utensils and accessories such as salad tongs, spatulas, spoon rests, and trivets. Eugene locals find us at Saturday Market (April - October) and Holiday Market (November-December) and we are delighted to be able to offer much of our collection to online shoppers now as well!

When you need professional appliance repair or appliance installation in the Portland area, Platinum Installation Company can offer you some of the best possible service. From dryer repair to dishwasher repair and more, there's no limit to our expertise. For high-quality residential appliance repairs that you can afford, we're your best bet!

Gourmet Kitchen store and cooking school

Plumbing kitchen and contractor advice & product review.If it has been more than 10 years since your kitchen faucet was updated, then you’re missing out on some amazing innovations and technology upgrades. You’re also missing out on some incredible design changes, finish upgrades and water-saving inventions that could help a new kitchen faucet eventually pay for itself.