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Framing contractors build the structural skeleton of a home: walls, floors and roofs. They frame new houses and additions, rework walls during remodels and repair damaged structural members, following plans and engineering when required.
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Common framing services include:
- Wall, floor and roof framing for new construction
- Framing for additions and ADUs
- Opening or moving walls during remodels
- Installing beams and headers
- Repairing damaged or rotted framing
Hire a framing contractor for structural carpentry on a new build, addition or remodel. Trim, built-ins and smaller wood repairs belong with carpenters.
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Framing Questions and Answers
What does a framing contractor do?
A framing contractor builds the structural frame of a building, including walls, floors, ceilings and roofs, installs beams and headers, and makes structural changes during remodels according to plans.
Can a framing contractor remove a load-bearing wall?
Removing a load-bearing wall requires a properly sized beam and supports, and often engineering and a permit. A framing contractor can do the work once the design is confirmed, sometimes with a structural engineer's plan.
How do I choose a framing contractor?
Ask about experience with projects like yours and whether they work from engineered plans, and get a written scope that lists materials and responsibilities. Confirm insurance and whether local licensing applies.
What affects the cost of framing work?
Cost depends on the size and complexity of the structure, roof design, lumber and engineered materials, beams and hardware, site access, and any engineering or permit requirements.
How should I prepare for framing work?
Have approved plans and engineering on site, make sure the foundation or subfloor is ready, and arrange a place for lumber deliveries. For remodels, clear the area and ask how the rest of the home will be protected.