Landscaping Salem OR | Call Oregon Landscape Contractors Board

2111 Front St NE, Salem, OR 97301

(503) 967-6291

http://www.oregon.gov/lcb

About the Company

The Oregon Landscape Contractors Board (LCB) is the state's primary regulatory body for the landscape contracting industry, located in Salem, Oregon. As a public resource, the LCB's core mission is to protect Oregon consumers by licensing and regulating professionals who perform landscaping, tree care, and related services. It administers a tiered licensing system, including the Landscape Construction Professional and Arborist licenses, which require passing rigorous exams to ensure competency in areas like proper tree removal, pruning, and stump grinding. The board maintains an essential public database where Salem residents can verify a contractor's license status and complaint history before hiring. By handling consumer complaints and enforcing state regulations, the LCB helps ensure that landscaping projects are completed safely, ethically, and to professional standards, providing peace of mind for homeowners across the Willamette Valley.

Business Offerings

  • Lawn care
  • Tree care services

Q&A

How can I find a licensed contractor in Salem for tree removal or stump grinding?

The LCB provides a free, searchable online database on its official website. You can search by a contractor's name, business name, or license number to verify their current license status and check for any past disciplinary actions. This tool is essential for ensuring the professional you hire is qualified and properly insured for services like tree removal and stump grinding, which are regulated by the state.

What's the difference between a Landscape Construction Professional license and an Arborist License?

The Landscape Construction Professional (LCP) license is a broad license for general landscape contracting work. The Arborist License is a specialized credential specifically for tree care, including pruning, removal, and diagnosis. Both require passing separate state exams. For tree-specific issues, especially complex problems involving tree roots or disease, hiring a licensed arborist ensures the work is done with proper arboricultural knowledge.

My yard in Salem has standing water and tree roots damaging the lawn. Who should I hire?

This common local issue often requires a licensed Landscape Construction Professional. They can assess whether the drainage problem is related to grading, irrigation, or compromised hardscaping. If large tree roots are the primary cause, they may consult with or recommend a licensed arborist to evaluate the tree's health and discuss root pruning options. Always verify the licenses of any professionals involved through the LCB's online database to ensure they are qualified to address these interconnected problems properly.



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