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Moser Roofing

CCB license active · checked 2026-10-10 Bond & insurance on file

Moser Roofing holds an Oregon CCB residential general contractor license (CCB #55274) and is based in Salem. It was first registered with the CCB in 1987, 38 years ago. Its CCB record showed a $25,000 surety bond and $1,000,000 in liability insurance on file as of 2026-10-10. Its website lists services including residential and commercial roofing and roof inspection and estimate requests (checked 2026-10-10). We list it for roofing in Salem.

Call 503-378-1107 Website Contact page

Services described on its website

  • Residential and commercial roofing
  • Roof inspection and estimate requests

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Oregon license record

CCB license #55274
License statusActive in CCB data (checked 2026-10-10)
First licensed12/22/1987 (38 years)
License expires03/17/2027
EndorsementsCommercial General Contractor Level 2
Residential General Contractor
Surety bond$25,000 (Western Surety Company), expires 03/17/2027
$25,000 (Cbic), expires 03/17/2027
Liability insurance$1,000,000 (Obsidian Specialty Insurance Company), expires 05/01/2027
Legal name in CCB recordMOSER DEVELOPMENT CORP
Based inSalem, Marion County
Phone503-378-1107

Source: Oregon CCB Active Licenses dataset (data.oregon.gov), checked 2026-10-10. Verify license #55274 with the CCB →

Service area

The company says its service area includes all Oregon counties; Salem is its listed business location. Check exact address coverage and travel charges with the business.

  • Salem: based in the Salem area

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