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John David Norton: Oregon CCB License #79947
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License details
- CCB number
- 79947
- Status
- Active in CCB's file
- License types
- Commercial Specialty Contractor Level 2 (CSC2)
Residential Specialty Contractor (RSC) - First licensed
- February 21, 1992 (34 years)
- Expires
- March 3, 2028
- Responsible Managing Individual
- John David Norton
- Location
- Newport, OR, 97365
- Phone
- (541) 265-4632
This license is in a person's name, or we couldn't tell it belongs to a business, so we show only the city and ZIP code.
The Responsible Managing Individual (RMI) is the owner or employee on the license who has management or supervisory authority over the business's construction work and meets CCB's requirements. That person may not be the one running your job, so ask who will be.
Bond and liability insurance
| License type | Bond | Surety | Bond expires | Insurance | Insurer | Insurance expires |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Commercial Specialty Contractor Level 2 | $25,000 | Rli Insurance Company | March 3, 2028 | $1,000,000 | Next Insurance Us Company | July 14, 2027 |
| Residential Specialty Contractor | $20,000 | Cbic | March 3, 2028 | $1,000,000 | Next Insurance Us Company | July 14, 2027 |
Oregon sets the CCB bond by endorsement, from $15,000 to $80,000. It's limited protection: if mediation fails, collecting from it takes a court judgment or arbitration award, and one bond limit can be shared by every complaint against the contractor. Oregon sets minimum liability coverage by endorsement, from $100,000 per occurrence to $2 million aggregate. It's for property damage and bodily injury, not contract disputes or poor workmanship.
Workers' compensation
- Status in CCB file
- Nonexempt
Nonexempt generally means the business hires or leases workers, and CCB says those businesses need workers' comp. Our data doesn't name a carrier, so search the business in the Oregon Workers' Compensation Division's Proof of Coverage Search or ask for a certificate of insurance.
Change history
No changes recorded yet. We began tracking Oregon records in November 2026.
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Data: CCB Active Licenses, data.oregon.gov, updated November 3, 2026. The file lists active licenses only and leaves out complaint history. Verify on CCB's license search. This site is not a consumer reporting agency under the FCRA; don't use it for employment, credit, insurance or housing decisions about an individual.