FRAMING
Think of the framing as the bones of your home. The framing inside your walls is what keeps you safe and secure when you are relaxing in your home. You want your home to respond quickly to movement in an earthquake or to resist wind in a storm. Good framing also supports your roof. Today’s stringent building codes ensure that your home’s framing will be as stable as possible.
City building departments have codes to use in framing. The codes regulate ceiling heights, the size of door openings, the width of hallway, the span and height of stairs, the size of egress windows and more. We recommend that home owners consult with their local building department about any home improvement projects.
- Renovations
- Gutters
- Electrical
- Garage Work
- Concrete
- Paving
- Excavation
- Demolition
- Flooring
- Tile
- Renovations
- Windows
- Doors
- Countertops
- Cabinets
- Stucco
- Drywall
- Plumbing
- Painting
- Fences
- Insulation
- Basement
- Repairs
