Roof Framing

What This Service Involves

The roof frame sets the shape, strength, and slope that everything above it depends on. We build rafter and truss systems engineered for regional wind and snow loads and the slopes needed to shed heavy rain. Precise framing ensures straight lines, proper overhangs, and a solid base for decking and roofing. All work meets Washington structural code and coordinates with the rest of your build or addition.

Benefits

Engineered for regional wind and snow loads; Correct slope for rain shedding; Solid base for decking and roofing; Precise lines and overhangs; Built to Washington structural code

Our Process

1) Review engineered plans and load requirements; 2) Lay out and cut rafters or set trusses; 3) Frame the roof structure and overhangs; 4) Brace and prepare for decking

What Affects the Cost

Roof size, pitch, and complexity; Rafter versus truss design; Engineering and load requirements; Lumber grade and quantity; Access and coordination

Best Time of Year

Framing in drier weather keeps lumber protected and the schedule moving toward a dried-in roof.