Stayton

Construction Work Built for Stayton and the Surrounding Area
Stayton and the North Santiam corridor have a character all their own — a mix of established family properties, rural acreage, and working farms that need a contractor who understands both. Tocher Construction has been serving communities like Stayton throughout the Willamette Valley since 2015. We build pole barns for rural properties, outdoor living spaces for families who spend time outside, remodels and additions for homes that need more room, and new custom homes built from the ground up on land our clients have chosen.
Everyone on Your Job Site Meets the Same Standard
Troy Tocher doesn’t put anyone on a job site he hasn’t personally vetted. That applies to his in-house crews and to every subcontractor they work alongside. Stayton-area clients don’t just get a contractor — they get a team that’s been selected for skill, professionalism, and the kind of character that makes people comfortable having them on their property. We’ve built that standard since day one, and we don’t compromise it.

Frequently Asked Questions
What services do you offer in Stayton, OR?
We offer pole barns, outdoor living areas, residential remodels and additions, new custom home builds, and small commercial construction throughout the Stayton and North Santiam area.
Do you build on rural and agricultural properties near Stayton?
Yes. Many of our Stayton-area projects are on rural parcels, and we’re experienced with the site prep, county permitting, and construction considerations that come with them.
Can you handle a remodel on an older home in Stayton?
Yes. Older homes require more care and more honesty about what you’ll find once walls open up. We approach every remodel transparently, and we’ll tell you what we see before it becomes a surprise.
How do I get started on a project in Stayton?
Call or fill out the contact form and we’ll get back to you to set up a walkthrough. We’ll look at the property, talk through what you’re trying to accomplish, and give you an honest picture of what the project involves.