Bathrooms and Kitchens
CCB-approved 5-hour continuing education for Oregon residential contractors who remodel kitchens and bathrooms: permits and who does what, contracts and change orders, lead and asbestos, wet areas, ventilation, the energy code and structural changes.
- CE hours
- 5 hours
- Industry
- Contractor
- Approval
- 1 state
Course Description
Five hours of Oregon Construction Contractors Board (CCB) approved continuing education (course SRA3030), taken online at your own pace.
Topics include scoping a kitchen or bath remodel and where licensed plumbing and electrical work begins; contracts, notices and change orders; lead-based paint and asbestos in older homes; bathroom layout and wet areas; ventilation and makeup air; the energy code when you remodel; structural changes; smoke and carbon monoxide alarms; and running and closing out the job.
These are hours in the CCB's approved subject list. They do not include the 3 hours of CCB laws, regulations and business practices, which only the CCB or a provider under a CCB agreement may teach.
Licensed six years or more: this course covers the 5 subject hours of your 8-hour renewal.
Officially approved
State Approval
Approved by the Oregon Construction Contractors Board (CCB)
- State
- Oregon
- Provider number
- 2014RCE0586
- Course number
- SRA3030
- Approved on
- October 21, 2026
Bathrooms and Kitchens — Course Outline
8 modules · 15 lessons · 5 CE hours
Module 1Start Here1 lesson
- Start Here
Module 2Part 1. Planning the Job2 lessons
- Scoping a Kitchen or Bath Remodel: Permits and Who Does What
- Contracts, Notices and Change Orders on a Remodel
Module 3Part 2. Hidden Hazards2 lessons
- Older Homes: Lead-Based Paint Renovation Rules
- Asbestos and Other Hidden Hazards in Kitchens and Baths
Module 4Part 3. Bathroom Construction2 lessons
- Bathroom Layout: Fixture Clearances, Room Size and Ceiling Height
- Wet Areas: Tub and Shower Walls, Backing and Safety Glazing
Module 5Part 4. Systems3 lessons
- Ventilation: Bath Exhaust, Range Hoods and Makeup Air
- Electrical Work in Kitchens and Baths: What the Contractor Coordinates
- Plumbing in Kitchens and Baths: Licensed Work, Permits and Water Heaters
Module 6Part 5. Codes in Alterations3 lessons
- Energy Code When You Remodel
- Structural Changes: Walls, Notching and Boring, Heavy Loads
- Smoke Alarms, CO Alarms and Other Life-Safety Triggers in Alterations
Module 7Part 6. Running the Job1 lesson
- Running the Job: Protecting the Home, Customer Service and Closeout
Module 8Review1 lesson
- Review and Close
Your Instructor
Michael Melvin
Contractor Educator
Former Oregon general contractor; contractor course instructor since 2011
Michael Melvin is a construction educator and former contractor who has taught contractor licensing and continuing education courses since 2011. He previously worked as a general contractor in Oregon, then used that practical knowledge to design courses that contractors could actually use—licensing requirements, business practices, and job-site realities rather than theory alone.
Over his career he has trained thousands of contractors nationwide. Today he is known as an instructor who speaks the language of the trade: someone who has run jobs, built a training company, and spent years helping contractors get licensed, stay compliant, and run stronger businesses.
What’s Included
5
CE credit hours
- Lifetime accessCome back to the material any time
- Any devicePhone, tablet or computer
- Instant certificateDownload it the moment you finish
- Board-ready recordsKept the way your board expects
Continuing education credit
This Contractor course is built to the continuing education requirements your board sets for license renewal. On completion you receive a certificate instantly, and your completion record is kept in the format your board expects.
- Built for renewal credit
- Reporting-ready records