Most of our new-home and ADU clients hire us for foundation and framing together, not just the foundation. One crew, one schedule, no gap between the pour curing and the framer showing up — because we are the framer.
When a foundation crew and a framing crew are two different companies, the schedule depends on the framer being ready exactly when the foundation cures — and in practice, that handoff is one of the most common places a build schedule loses time. Booking foundation and framing together with the same crew removes that gap entirely: we know exactly when our own pour will be cured and inspected, so framing starts on our schedule, not a second contractor's availability.
Full structural framing for ground-up custom homes, built to your architect and engineer's plans, following directly after our own foundation work.
Structural framing for detached, attached and garage-conversion ADUs, sized and built to your approved ADU plans.
Framing for room additions and second-story additions, tied into your existing structure per your engineer's plans.
Foundation and framing scoped, scheduled and staffed together as one project — the most common way our new-home and ADU clients book with us.
We coordinate the city framing inspection as part of the project, the same way we handle foundation inspections.
Based in the Bay Area, working throughout Santa Clara, San Mateo, Alameda and Contra Costa counties.
Most of our new-home and ADU clients book foundation and framing together. It's become our most common project type because it removes the schedule risk of coordinating a separate framing contractor.
Yes, though we'll want to review the existing foundation and inspection records first to make sure framing plans and the as-built foundation actually line up.
It depends on the project, but the main savings isn't raw speed — it's removing the scheduling gap where a build often sits idle waiting for a second contractor to become available after the foundation cures.
You'll have architect and structural engineering plans as part of your project's design, and we frame to those stamped plans — the same discipline we apply to foundation work.
Typically it's more cost-efficient than hiring two separate contractors, since scheduling, equipment mobilization and site setup are shared across both phases instead of duplicated. We'll give you a clear written estimate for the combined scope.
Tell us what you're building — a new home, an ADU, an addition — and we'll get back to you with next steps, usually within one business day.
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