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🔨 New Member Spotlight: Slape Construction 🔨
🔨 New Member Spotlight: Slape Construction 🔨
🔨 New Member Spotlight: Slape Construction 🔨

Published on: 03/21/2025

This news was posted by Bay Area Chamber of Commerce (BACC)

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🔨 New Member Spotlight: Slape Construction 🔨
Please join us in giving a warm Team Rojo welcome to Slape Construction, a third-generation, family-owned business that’s been building excellence since 1940! 💪

Owned by Wayne Slape and managed locally by Rouse Slape, this Coos Bay-based company brings over 80 years of craftsmanship, integrity, and expertise to every job. Specializing in metal building construction and concrete work, Slape Construction handles commercial and industrial projects with precision and pride.

🏗️ What They Do Best:
✔️ General Contracting
✔️ Metal Buildings
✔️ Concrete Work
✔️ Commercial & Industrial Projects

📍 Address: 93645 Shoshone Lane, Coos Bay, OR 97420
📞 Phone: (541)-267-4299
📧 Email: [email protected]

✨ Fun Fact: Slape Construction is rooted in three generations of builders—carrying a proud legacy forward with every foundation they lay.

Let’s welcome Slape Construction to the Chamber family and celebrate their commitment to building a stronger Bay Area, one project at a time! 🙌

#NewMemberSpotlight #SlapeConstruction #TeamRojo #BayAreaChamber #SupportLocal #OregonsAdventureCoast

News Source : https://www.facebook.com/800812012091502/posts/1113466320826068

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