Built for homeowners. Trusted by brokers when timing matters.
Contractor support for Portland-area brokers and their clients: inspection repair scopes, pre-listing work, buyer repairs and post-close remodels, written so a transaction can rely on them.
A contractor who understands what a deadline costs.
Dennis Skoro is a licensed general contractor and an Oregon Principal Broker. He has sat on both sides of an inspection negotiation, and he knows the difference between a repair that protects a deal and one that blows the contingency period.
On your transactions, Portland Project acts as the contractor. Your client's representation stays with you. What you get is construction input written in the language a negotiation actually uses: what's wrong, what it costs to fix, what can wait, and how long it takes.
Where we fit in your deals.
Inspection repair scopes
A written scope and price for the inspection findings that matter, fast enough for the repair-negotiation window.
Negotiation support
Realistic cost context for credits vs repairs, so neither side is negotiating from a guess.
Pre-listing improvements
The work that pays back before the sign goes up, scheduled around your listing date.
Buyer repair work
Repairs negotiated into the sale, completed and documented before or right after close.
Post-close remodeling
Your buyer's kitchen, addition or whole-home plan, scoped during escrow so work can start at keys.
Urgent, transaction-sensitive repairs
Roof, structural, water and safety items with a hard date attached.
Paper your file can use.
- 01Clear scope language — itemized by trade, in terms an addendum can reference.
- 02Practical prioritization — what is a safety or lender issue, what is cosmetic, what can wait.
- 03Realistic timing — lead times and permit realities stated up front, not discovered later.
- 04Written documentation — completion photos, permits and receipts for the file.
- 05A clean handoff — you introduce us, we keep you informed, your client keeps you as their broker.
“Viktor bought the house through his broker and came to us with a designer's plans already in hand. Three new windows, three storeys up, and a kitchen rebuilt in walnut — scoped and priced before demolition so his broker could tell him exactly what he was getting into.”
You'll hear back from a person, with a realistic date for scoping, not an autoresponder.
Tell us the contingency deadline in the form and we'll tell you honestly whether we can meet it.
Send us the situation. We'll come back with scope and timing.
Your referral is recorded on the client's record permanently, so you'll always be credited as the source. Or call 503-567-5676.