Structural and non-structural framing for additions, garages, outbuildings, and interior prep. We build to the plan in wood and engineered lumber, and hand it off ready for inspection.
The framing scope follows the structure and the drawings behind it. These are the three ways the work usually comes in.
Load-bearing
The load-carrying walls, floors, and roof structure, assembled to the engineering drawings so the building stands the way it was designed to.
Renovation prep
Partition walls and framed openings that lay out an interior space and get it ready for the rest of the renovation.
New footprints
Full frames for additions, garages, and outbuildings, laid out and stood up to the drawings from the ground floor to the roofline.
Three steps, one crew, working from an approved drawing set through to a checked, inspection-ready frame.
We go through the dimensions, assemblies, openings, and material notes before a board is cut, so the layout matches the plan exactly.
Walls, floors, and openings are laid out on site and framed in the wood or engineered lumber the drawings call for.
We check the framing for plumb, level, and square, confirm the bracing and connections, and leave it ready for inspection and the next trade.
Framing is the part nobody sees once the walls close in, which is exactly why it has to be right the first time.
Dimensions, openings, and member locations come straight off the drawings, so what gets framed is what was engineered and approved.
Dimensional wood and engineered members each go where the drawings call for them, matched to the load and the span they carry.
We check the framing as it goes up, because every trade after us, from siding to interior finish, depends on it being true.
The framing is handed off checked and braced, so the inspection and the next trade both move without a callback.
Yes. We frame rear additions, side extensions, detached garages, and outbuildings from the supplied structural drawings, and coordinate the inspections that go with them.
Yes. We build partition walls and frame out door and window openings to get an interior space ready for the rest of a renovation.
Yes. We frame in dimensional wood and engineered lumber, using each where the drawings specify it. Engineered members go in where the plan calls for consistent strength over a span.
Framing needs drawings to work from. They set the dimensions, assemblies, openings, and materials, and they're what the inspector checks the build against, so we start from an approved set.
Licensed trades working from North York out across the Greater Toronto Area, one crew, one standard, wherever the job is.
Licensed trades working from North York out across the Greater Toronto Area, one crew, one standard, wherever the job is.
Driveways, patios, foundations, and flatwork poured with precision.
Professional siding installation that boosts curb appeal and protects against the elements.
Custom-built decks designed for durability and beauty, crafted from premium materials to match your home and lifestyle.
The quote we got didn't change at all, even after they pulled the old ledger board and found rot underneath. And it was the same foreman the whole way through, from the first walkthrough to the final cleanup.
We needed a fence up fast before our dog found another way out. The crew had it done in three days and the gate still swings straight, so we haven't had to call them back for anything.
They replaced our cracked driveway here in Vaughan. They sorted out the permit themselves, and even with a few rain delays they still poured when they said they would. The cleanup afterward was better than we expected too.
Tell us what you are planning. We will review the scope and arrange a walkthrough of the property.