Condos, Row Homes & Commercial
Our sister company is A Cut Above Construction and specializes in large multi-family and commercial jobs. A Cut Above Construction has more experience residing condominiums, row houses, and commercial buildings than any other siding company in the Portland Metro area. We have completed more than 40 large projects and are capable of doing projects of any type or size.
See our work in the Condominiums, Row Houses and Commercial Gallery.
Free Informational Presentations
We regularly meet and present information to association boards, homeowners, and building owners. Mark Tiffee, the President of our company, has done over a hundred informational presentations and would be happy to do one for you. We offer our presentations free of charge and without obligation to use our services. Informational presentations have been very helpful to our customers. It is great place to start if you are considering siding or windows for your project.
During or after the presentation process you will be provided with a comprehensive estimate and scope of work. After you decide to proceed with the job, we will sign a written contract and schedule your job. Mr. Tiffee will be involved in the entire process from estimate to job completion.
Experienced Project Managers
Our experienced project managers assist Mr. Tiffee in managing all of our projects. All aspects of your project are under strict management, including homeowner relations, dry-rot repair, and monitoring our stringent safety standards. Our management staff will go the extra mile to ensure you get a great job.
Financing Options
We do not represent or have any affiliation with the following two companies. However, both companies have made association loans to condominiums we have resided.
Union Bank of California
800-660-4053
Centennial Bank
503-698-2121
Association loans are becoming very common for large improvement projects such as siding, windows, and roofing. They allow associations to borrow money against the cash flow of their association dues for a reasonable interest rate. The loan amount is divided between the homeowners and becomes part of their monthly dues. Many homeowners find monthly payments easier to manage than one large assessment.