Bridge and infrastructure contracts in North Portland
The bridge and approach structures on the North Portland side carry long maintenance programs, with painting, deck repair and seismic work running in phases. A North Portland bridge contractor takes cabins inside a fenced compound at the approach, because there is nowhere on the structure itself for anything to stand.
Those North Portland contracts run for months and often into years. We hold a standing service on those North Portland compounds, and the cabin count moves with each phase rather than being renegotiated repeatedly.
Parks, bluffs and events across North Portland
The bluff parks in North Portland host concerts, markets and community events through the summer, and their permanent facilities are quickly overwhelmed. A North Portland park event takes a bank on the sealed parking lot with an ADA accessible unit beside it and a handwashing station at the food.
Park maintenance fills the rest of the North Portland year. Path resurfacing, planting and tree work in North Portland take a single cabin at the maintenance access, moved along as the crew works through the site.
Infill housing and North Portland ground
Infill construction fills the older North Portland streets: skinny houses, backyard cottages and small apartment blocks on lots that were single homes. A North Portland infill site takes one cabin at the site entrance, and space is tight enough that the position gets agreed on delivery rather than assumed.
Ground across North Portland is mixed. The North Portland bluff drains well but the lower ground toward the slough holds water all winter, so from October we keep North Portland cabins on asphalt, base rock or a driveway apron. Builders working the lower North Portland streets usually rock the site entrance early, which solves the problem for the whole project rather than one wet two weeks.