About Us
A local team you can trust.
Family-owned. Community-minded. Based in Riddle, working everywhere in Douglas County — with honesty, reliability, and craftsmanship that stands the test of time.
Our Story
Family-owned, community-minded.
Mistletoe Construction is a family-owned roofing and construction company founded by local expert Alex Smith. We prioritize community values and customer satisfaction, and we're proud to be an Owens Corning contractor — one of the only manufacturer-certified roofing companies based in Douglas County.
We're a licensed and trusted Oregon contractor (CCB #255729), committed to delivering high-quality work you can count on — from a single repair to a full replacement, and everything in between. We live and work in the same communities we serve. When we say we treat your roof like our own, we mean the roof down the street from ours.
“We treat every Oregon roof like it's our own home. Quality craftsmanship, honest communication, and results that last — that's the whole job.”
Why Mistletoe
Craftsmanship that stands the test of time.
Family-owned & local
Founded by local expert Alex Smith. We're your neighbors in Riddle — not a franchise dispatching crews from an hour away.
Licensed & trusted
Fully licensed Oregon contractor, CCB #255729. Look us up — we'll show you how.
Craftsmanship that lasts
Quality materials, honest communication, and work that stands the test of time — and the rain.
Proactive care
Our Home Care Membership watches your home year-round. No surprises, no scrambling during a storm.
Credentials
Check our work — and our license.
Half the contractors in this market don't even publish their license number. We put ours everywhere, because verification should be easy: Oregon CCB #255729. Our guide shows you how to verify any Oregon contractor in about two minutes — use it on us first.
Oregon CCB #255729
Licensed & insured Oregon contractor.
Owens Corning Contractor
Certified materials & installation.
Let's talk about your home.
Free, no-pressure estimates — honest answers even when the answer is "you don't need us yet."