Based in Keizer, The Continental Construction Contractors provides residential renovation and remodeling services in Oregon and southwest Washington. Juan (Raul) Portillo’s work includes new construction development and both exterior and interior improvements to homes, apartments and condominiums.

Exterior services range from weatherproofing and demolition to framing, house wrap and siding installation. The company also builds decks, patios and balconies to provide clients with functional and stylish outdoor spaces. Interior services include drywall, texture and painting.

“I love doing carpentry, I love working with my hands and I love learning new things,” said Portillo, who currently is working as a sub for a large general contractor on a 26-building multifamily project in Washington. He adds that he enjoys lining up the scope of work for the independent contractors he hires for each project.

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Founded in 2023, KRC Solutions is a certified WBE/ESB business that is committed to diversity and its support for small businesses within its community. The company’s leaders believe that empowering all voices in the marketplace strengthens the construction industry overall, and enhances KRC Solutions’ safety awareness and production services.
The Beaverton-based company specializes in painting, drywall and carpentry services for both residential and commercial clients. Its projects include apartments, renovations, remodels and multifamily buildings in Oregon and southwest Washington.
KRC Solutions’ team includes Gabriel Cendejas, Rodrigo Espindola, Carlos Delgado, Gabe Ortega, Vicente Garcia, Jose Espindola, Kevin Garcia and Genero Martinez. The team actively collaborates with local suppliers and small businesses, fostering economic growth that benefits everyone.

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David Avalos Hernandez and Sabrina Pawn Hernandez joined forces as a husband-wife business team in 2024 by rebranding David’s previous company and building on his experience with trades such as framing, siding, painting and remodels.

As Avalos Kahana Construction, they employ three people to do remodels, framing, siding, painting, trash outs and cleaning, and they specialize in energy-efficiency products. Sabrina, who has a background in health care administration, manages the company’s back office.

“We like building relationships and friendships with everyone we meet, whether it be customers, vendors or business associates, and seeing our vision come to fruition with a completed job and happy homeowner,” Sabrina said.

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