Full House Framing
Structural framing for new builds, home additions, and major renovations — built to code, on time, and engineered to last.
The Backbone of Every Great Build
Framing is the structural foundation of your home. Our experienced framing crews work with precision on new construction, second-storey additions, and large-scale renovations across Toronto and the surrounding area. We use quality lumber and engineered wood products to ensure every frame is square, plumb, and built to Ontario Building Code.
What's Included
New Home Framing
Complete structural framing for custom new builds — walls, floors, roof systems, and stairwells framed to your architectural plans.
Addition Framing
Seamless framing for second-storey additions, rear extensions, and garage conversions that tie into your existing structure.
Engineered Wood Systems
LVL beams, I-joists, and engineered lumber for superior strength, reduced waste, and long-term structural integrity.
Roof Framing
Stick-framed and truss roof systems for gable, hip, and complex rooflines — designed for Toronto's snow load requirements.
Floor Systems
Solid floor framing with proper joist sizing, blocking, and bridging to eliminate squeaks and ensure a rigid, level surface.
Code Compliance & Inspections
All framing work meets Ontario Building Code. We coordinate with inspectors and provide documentation at every stage.
Our Framing Process
Site Prep & Layout
We review structural drawings, confirm foundation dimensions, and lay out the first floor plate precisely to plan.
Floor & Wall Framing
Floor systems are installed, exterior and interior walls are framed, plumbed, and braced to spec.
Roof System
Roof framing or truss installation is completed, sheathed, and weatherproofed for the next trades.
Inspections & Sign-Off
We schedule and pass all required framing inspections so your project moves forward without delays.
Frequently Asked Questions
A typical new home frame takes 2–4 weeks depending on size and complexity. Additions and partial frames are often completed in 1–2 weeks. Weather and material availability can affect timelines.
Yes. Structural framing always requires a building permit in Toronto. We handle the permit application process and ensure all framing passes the required inspections before proceeding.
We use #2 SPF lumber for standard framing and engineered products (LVL beams, I-joists, PSL columns) where structural loads or span requirements demand it — always specified by our engineer.
Absolutely. We carefully tie new framing into your existing structure, matching floor heights, wall thicknesses, and roof pitches so the addition feels like it was always part of the home.
Yes. We work closely with your design team or can refer you to trusted Toronto-area engineers and architects if you don't have one yet.
Ready to Frame Your Vision?
Framing coordination is available when included in a larger confirmed residential project scope. Book a 30-minute consultation to discuss your next steps.