Interior Framing

What This Service Involves

Interior framing divides open space into the rooms, hallways, and closets that make a floor plan work. We build non-bearing partitions and, where needed, bearing walls with proper backing for cabinets, railings, and fixtures your finishes will attach to. Straight, plumb studs and accurate openings mean drywall hangs flat and doors swing true. We coordinate with plumbing and electrical so chases and blocking land where the other trades need them. The finished framing gives your remodel its shape and a clean canvas for drywall and trim.

Benefits

Rooms and closets laid out precisely to your plan; Plumb, straight walls that make drywall hang flat; Blocking placed for cabinets, railings, and fixtures; Rough openings sized for the doors you selected; Coordination that keeps plumbing and wiring on schedule

Our Process

1) Chalk partition lines and confirm the layout with you; 2) Frame walls with plates, studs, and correct door openings; 3) Add backing and blocking for cabinets, fixtures, and trim; 4) Plumb and straighten, then ready walls for the next trades

What Affects the Cost

Linear footage and number of partitions to frame; Ceiling height and whether any walls are bearing; Number and size of door and pass-through openings; Backing and blocking the finishes will require; Coordination needed with plumbing and electrical routing

Best Time of Year

Interior framing runs comfortably year-round since the work stays inside the weather envelope regardless of Puget Sound conditions.