New Home Framing

What This Service Involves

New home framing is the structural stage where your house takes shape with floors, walls, and roof structure. We frame to the engineered plans with correct shear walls, hold-downs, and connectors so the home meets Western Washington's seismic requirements. Straight, plumb, and true framing sets up every later trade for a clean, trouble-free finish. We move efficiently to get the structure ready for dry-in before the weather turns.

Benefits

Framing built to engineered seismic specifications; Accurate shear walls and hold-down connections; Straight, true structure for smoother finish work; Efficient scheduling toward a fast dry-in; Quality lumber handling that limits moisture issues

Our Process

1) Review engineered plans and stage materials; 2) Frame floors, walls, and structural openings; 3) Set roof trusses or rafters and sheathing; 4) Install shear connectors and pass framing inspection

What Affects the Cost

Home size and number of stories; Complexity of the roof and wall design; Engineered connectors and shear requirements; Lumber and sheathing material pricing; Site access and crane needs for trusses

Best Time of Year

We push to frame and dry-in during summer dry spells so the structure isn't saturated by fall rain.