Construction, renovations, tenant improvements, code upgrades, and post-loss rebuilds for healthcare facilities across Oregon and Southwest Washington.
Healthcare construction has to be planned around patients, staff, clinical schedules, infection control procedures, active departments, building systems, and spaces that cannot be taken offline for long.
Oregon Restoration Commercial Construction supports clinics, hospitals, senior living facilities, surgery centers, and medical office spaces with work planned around access, containment, phasing, communication, and the requirements of the facility.
Renovations, tenant improvements, code upgrades, and facility modifications
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Containment, infection control, phased work, and fire life safety upgrades
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Repairs and rebuilds after water, fire, smoke, mold, storm, or plumbing damage
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We know these buildings. It shows in how we estimate, how we sequence, and how we communicate with facility teams throughout the project.
Build-outs, layout changes, interior finishes, and space modifications for clinics, medical offices, and healthcare tenants.
Interior renovations, finish upgrades, department modifications, and facility improvements planned around healthcare operations.
Estimating, budget development, scope analysis, schedules, and phasing plans before work begins.
ADA upgrades, fire life safety improvements, seismic upgrades, and other code-related construction work.
In healthcare facilities, the work area is only one part of the job. Construction has to be controlled around patients, staff, clean areas, clinical schedules, and the departments that keep the facility running.
Construction controls for patient-care areas, clinical departments, and spaces where dust, debris, and contaminants need to be managed.
Barriers, protection, access control, and work-area separation for active healthcare environments.
Work planned around departments, staff, patients, clinical schedules, and areas that cannot be offline for long.
Construction support for ER, ICU, surgical, sterile processing, and other controlled healthcare spaces.
Once the immediate crisis is handled, you still have a damaged space in a facility that needs to function.
Wall, ceiling, flooring, door, hardware, casework, fixture, and finish repairs for healthcare spaces affected by use, damage, or age.
Repairs and rebuilds after water, fire, smoke, mold, storm, plumbing, mitigation, demolition, or material removal.
Repairs, refreshes, and modifications needed to return exam rooms, patient areas, offices, corridors, and support spaces to use.
Scope development, estimating, trade coordination, sequencing, documentation, and closeout.
Curtis Rothenberger leads Oregon Restoration’s Commercial Services team, helping healthcare facility teams, property owners, and commercial clients coordinate construction, reconstruction, repairs, emergency response, and specialty scopes.
Curtis brings a strong restoration and reconstruction background to commercial work, with IICRC certifications in water damage restoration, applied structural drying, applied microbial remediation, carpet cleaning, fire and smoke restoration, and odor control. His focus is helping clients keep projects connected from first response through final repair without losing the thread between scopes.
Jonathan Pottmeyer brings more than 26 years of commercial construction experience, including complex, high-risk projects in active medical facilities, educational environments, office spaces, and industrial settings. His background includes field leadership, superintendent work, and senior project management, giving him a practical understanding of both planning and execution.
Jonathan’s healthcare project experience includes Southern Coos Hospital surgical wing work and the OHSU Tuality Hospital NICU and Pediatric Suite, which involved full demolition and build-back next to an operational ICU wing. His experience with occupied and sensitive environments supports the planning, phasing, communication, and coordination healthcare facilities require.
Ben Huffman brings more than 25 years of commercial construction experience, with a strong background in tenant improvements, retail, healthcare facilities, and higher education projects. As a project manager and estimator, Ben supports project planning, cost estimating, scheduling, and coordination from pre-construction through completion.
His project experience includes multiple renovation projects at Legacy Good Samaritan, Tuality healthcare spaces, the VA Pathology Lab, VA Hybrid OR, OHSU Primate Center VGTI Lab, and other commercial and institutional facilities. He has managed work across diverse project environments, giving him the ability to anticipate issues, maintain budgets, coordinate stakeholders, and keep healthcare projects moving.
Oregon Restoration’s Emergency Response Planning program starts with emergency readiness, but it can become more than a response plan.
For healthcare facilities, it creates a working record of the building: key contacts, access details, shutoffs, building systems, vendor information, completed projects, known issues, and response considerations.
Over time, the plan gives facility teams, property managers, and owners a clearer history of the building and a better starting point for future repairs, improvements, emergencies, and vendor coordination.
Building access, shutoffs, system notes, and facility projects tracked as part of the building record
Facility contacts, property management contacts, after-hours contacts, approved vendors, and service providers in one place
Building-specific response notes, access procedures, and critical information for water, fire, storm, or other property emergencies
Have a project, repair need, or concern about your healthcare facility? Reach out to our commercial team. We can review the issue, schedule a walkthrough when helpful, document key building information, and help you understand the next step before a small problem becomes a larger one.
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