Wilsonville, OR · Woman-Owned · OR CCB #255649
Exterior Contractor
in Wilsonville, OR
One Team, Endless Solutions
OJB Solutions serves Wilsonville homeowners with fencing, decks, siding, windows, and doors. Oregon's most deliberately master-planned city has newer housing, active HOA communities, and a Willamette River loop that creates specific exterior conditions — we know the city and scope to each neighborhood.
Serving Wilsonville & surrounding areas
- ▸Neighborhoods: Villebois, Coffee Creek, Charbonneau, Frog Pond, Town Center, Memorial Park, Boeckman Creek, Villebois North
- ▸Oregon's most deliberately master-planned city — HOA communities dominate and architectural guidelines are actively enforced
- ▸Predominantly 1990s–2010s construction — first major exterior maintenance cycle arriving now across siding, windows, and decks
- ▸Willamette River loops around the west edge — river-adjacent properties in Charbonneau have elevated moisture exposure
- ▸Straddles Clackamas and Washington County lines — permits vary by location
- ▸Free same-day estimates across all of Wilsonville
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Claim this offer →Wilsonville, OR
Master-planned from the start. HOA-governed throughout. Maintenance cycle arriving on schedule.
Wilsonville is one of Oregon's great planning success stories — a city that grew around a deliberate vision rather than organically, with master-planned communities, extensive trail systems, and carefully zoned neighborhoods that have made it one of the most livable mid-size cities in the metro. Nearly every residential neighborhood in Wilsonville — Villebois, Coffee Creek, Frog Pond, Boeckman Creek — was built with active HOA governance and architectural guidelines that still apply today.
That planning context creates a specific dynamic for exterior work. HOA approval is required before most visible exterior changes in Wilsonville. Fence materials, colors, and heights are specified in CC&Rs. Deck designs may need to match home exterior palettes. We ask for your HOA guidelines before finalizing any estimate in Wilsonville — what we design is approvable before we break ground, not after. We've worked through Wilsonville HOA review processes before and know what typically passes cleanly versus what requires negotiation.
Wilsonville's housing stock is predominantly from the 1990s through 2010s — newer than most of the metro but now hitting its first serious maintenance cycle. Builder-grade LP and engineered wood siding from the late 1990s and early 2000s is delaminating ahead of schedule in some Wilsonville subdivisions. First-generation composite decking from 15 years ago needs surface work or full replacement. Vinyl windows with failed seals are common. These are targeted, well-defined repairs — not wholesale rebuilds — and we scope them correctly.
Charbonneau, Wilsonville's retirement-oriented community on the Willamette River loop, is a different world from the rest of the city — older housing stock from the 1970s–80s, river proximity raising ambient moisture, and a resident demographic that values contractors who communicate clearly and show up when they say they will. We serve Charbonneau as carefully as any other Wilsonville neighborhood. The City of Wilsonville handles permits for most of the city; some Charbonneau properties fall under Washington County. We determine which applies at the estimate.
Services in Wilsonville
What we build & install in Wilsonville, OR
Fencing
Vinyl, composite & cedar. Wilsonville HOAs specify approved fence styles, materials, and colors — we review your CC&Rs before quoting so your fence passes association review on the first submission, not after a rejection and redesign.
Learn more →Decks
New builds, repairs & composite. First-generation composite decks in Wilsonville's 2000s–2010s communities are hitting their maintenance window — we assess honestly whether surface replacement or a full rebuild makes more financial sense for your specific deck.
Learn more →Siding
Fiber cement & vinyl. Late 1990s LP and engineered wood siding in some Wilsonville subdivisions is delaminating ahead of schedule — James Hardie fiber cement replacement matches HOA color requirements and lasts 30+ years without the same failure pattern.
Learn more →Windows
Replacement & new installs. Early 2000s vinyl windows in Wilsonville's master-planned communities commonly have failed seals showing as persistent condensation between panes — we replace with properly flashed units that match HOA-approved exterior profiles.
Learn more →Doors
Entry, patio & sliding glass. Wilsonville HOAs often specify entry door styles that fit the neighborhood aesthetic — we install doors that satisfy architectural guidelines while delivering the energy performance and weather sealing the Willamette Valley demands.
Learn more →Wilsonville estimates are free & HOA-ready.
We verify your HOA guidelines before quoting. City of Wilsonville permits handled. Written price before any work starts. OR CCB #255649.
Why Wilsonville Homeowners Choose OJB
Built on trust. HOA-compliant by design.
HOA compliance built into every Wilsonville estimate
Wilsonville's master-planned communities have real consequences for non-compliant work — removal orders, fines, and neighbor disputes that outlast the project. We ask for your CC&Rs before finalizing any estimate in Wilsonville, review approved materials and colors, and design to what's approvable. No rejection surprises after we've already built something.
HOA-compliant by designHonest repair vs. replace guidance on maturing materials
Wilsonville's 1990s–2010s housing is hitting its first real maintenance cycle. Not everything needs full replacement — first-generation composite decks often need surface work, not a rebuild. Siding that's delaminating in isolated sections may be a targeted repair. We give you an honest assessment of what's actually needed and scope the minimum necessary to solve the problem correctly.
Repair-first honestyWe handle both City of Wilsonville and county permits
Wilsonville straddles the Clackamas and Washington County lines — properties in different parts of the city fall under different permit jurisdictions. Charbonneau in particular can require Washington County permits for some work. We determine which applies at the estimate and handle all coordination, applications, and inspection scheduling regardless of which jurisdiction covers your address.
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FAQ
Questions about exterior work in Wilsonville, OR.
Yes — HOA compliance is built into how we work in Wilsonville. Before finalizing your estimate we ask for your CC&Rs or HOA architectural guidelines and review approved materials, colors, heights, and setbacks. We design to what's approvable, not just what looks good or is easiest to install. Wilsonville's master-planned communities — Villebois, Coffee Creek, Frog Pond, and others — all have active architectural review processes, and we've worked through them before. The goal is a first-submission approval, not a revision cycle.
Yes — Wilsonville has its own permit office for most in-city properties. Decks over 30 inches require a building permit. Some properties, particularly in the Charbonneau area, may fall under Washington County jurisdiction instead. We determine which applies at the estimate and handle all permit applications, fee coordination, and inspection scheduling. HOA approval and city permits are both coordinated as part of your project.
Homes from this era in Wilsonville most commonly need: vinyl window assessment (failed seals show as persistent condensation between panes — common in early 2000s windows), LP or engineered wood siding inspection (some late 1990s and early 2000s siding products are delaminating ahead of their rated lifespan), and first-generation composite or pressure-treated deck evaluation. In most cases these are targeted repairs rather than full replacements. We'll give you an honest priority list at the free estimate.
Yes — Charbonneau is a distinct community within the Wilsonville area with its own character. The housing is older (1970s–80s), the Willamette River loops around the property raising ambient moisture, and the community has its own HOA structure. Some Charbonneau properties fall under Washington County permits rather than City of Wilsonville. We serve Charbonneau regularly and approach it as its own neighborhood — the material recommendations, permit process, and HOA considerations are all different from the newer Villebois and Coffee Creek communities.
For Charbonneau and properties near the river on Wilsonville's western edge, yes. The Willamette River loop creates elevated ambient humidity that accelerates paint failure and moisture infiltration in siding and window frames. We recommend fiber cement siding and vinyl-clad windows for riverside Wilsonville addresses. We also check for any setback requirements from the river corridor before finalizing deck or fence designs near the water.
Yes — we serve all of Wilsonville including Villebois, Coffee Creek, Charbonneau, Frog Pond, Boeckman Creek, Town Center, Memorial Park, Villebois North, and all other areas within Wilsonville city limits. Call 503-882-0704 to confirm your specific address and schedule a free estimate.
Yes. Our Oregon CCB license (#255649) covers all construction work throughout Oregon including within Wilsonville city limits and surrounding Clackamas and Washington County areas. We carry full general liability and workers' compensation insurance on every job and can provide proof of coverage before any work begins.