6621 Southeast 91st Ave, Portland

Aging-in-place remodeling in Portland can improve bathrooms, kitchens, entries, lighting, circulation, and main-floor living so your home remains practical for changing needs.

With so many exciting design options and innovative technology available, the possibilities are endless. As a kitchen remodeler, we've put together a list of the top 10 kitchen trends to help you create a modern, functional, and stylish space.

Planning a bathroom remodel in Portland? Learn why moisture control, ventilation, waterproofing, and durable materials matter before construction begins in an Oregon home.

Kitchen Remodeling in Older Portland Homes: Layout, Structure, and Hidden Conditions Kitchen remodeling in older Portland homes often involves more than new cabinets, countertops, appliances, and flooring. Many homes throughout the Portland Metro Area were built with smaller kitchens, older plumbing, limited electrical capacity, uneven floors, closed-off layouts, and framing conditions that may not be obvious until the project begins. A successful kitchen remodel should improve how the [...]

​Damage and consequential damage from storms is no small thing. We do yard clean-ups, gutter replacement, roof repair, downed tree removal, and also do French drain installation and replacement all with your pocketbook in mind.  One client asked us over to price a French drain to intercept water from the neighbor’s yard.  After looking over the situation, we saved him over $3000 by making other recommendations.  His final [...]

Bathroom Remodeling in Portland OR: What to Expect in 2026 If you’re a Portland-area homeowner planning a bathroom remodel in 2026, you’re likely asking the same question many of our clients do: what should I expect from the process? At Capital Builders, we’ve been remodeling homes throughout the Portland Metro area for over 25 years. From Beaverton and Portland to Lake Oswego and surrounding communities, we understand the [...]

When planning a bathroom remodel in Portland, many homeowners compare a walk-in shower with a zero-threshold shower. Both can make a bathroom feel more open, improve daily comfort, and support long-term accessibility. However, they are not the same type of project, and the best choice depends on your bathroom layout, floor structure, drainage options, waterproofing needs, and budget. A walk-in shower can be a practical upgrade for many [...]

Our relationship with this owner started when they moved to town and became our tenants. After having been treated right as tenants, we were their first call when they were looking at buying and again when ready to remodel and expand.

We have replaced five windows and added an air conditioner. We are now replacing another two windows, fixing a sticky front door and creating a new dining room out of a first floor bedroom.