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Structural Framing

Framing built to hold everything above it — for the life of the home.

Residential framing, complex roof systems, and structural openings — self-performed as a discipline, not subcontracted as a line item.

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Framing scope
Residential framingComplex roof systemsStructural openingsLabor-only or turnkey

Three ways we frame

Framing scopes we self-perform.

  • 01Residential framing

    Custom homes, additions, second stories, and complex geometry — vaults, hips, long spans, and cantilevers framed to the structural set, labor-only or labor + material.

  • 02Structural modifications

    Openings, beam retrofit, wall removal, and load-path changes in existing homes — detailed with the engineer before anything comes out.

  • 03Shell & dry-in packages

    Framing, sheathing, roof deck, window install, and weather barrier delivered as one coordinated envelope scope through dry-in.

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The engagement standard

Framing that thinks about the load path — not just the layout.

— Nova Luxe — Construction Standard

What sets the crew apart

Framing you don't have to babysit.

01
Plan coordination

Structural, architectural, and MEP sets are reconciled in writing before framing starts — conflicts surface at a desk, not on a wall.

02
Load-path discipline

Every wall, header, and connection is traced to the structural set before it's built.

03
Material sequencing

Engineered lumber, hardware, and roof material staged to the schedule, not scrambled for.

04
Builder integration

One superintendent runs the scope under your PM, on your cadence and your reporting.

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From the field

How the crews work.

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Ready for review

Bring the plans and the scope.

We'll review, ask the right questions, and come back with pricing and schedule — not just a number.

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How an engagement runs

How we take on a framing scope.

01
Plan review

Structural, architectural, and MEP sets read together — load paths and conflicts flagged.

02
Clarify

Ambiguities resolved with the design team in writing, before pricing is final.

03
Price & sequence

Labor-only, labor + material, or turnkey to dry-in — priced with a material sequence.

04
Mobilize

Crew, hardware, and engineered members staged; framing begins on the committed date.

05
Deliver

Framing, sheathing, roof deck, and window install closed out to dry-in and handed off.

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Scope fit

Framing engagements are a fit when…

This may be a fit if…
  • The scope includes complex geometry or structural rework
  • You value on-time mobilization and written clarifications
  • The project is in North Texas
  • Labor-only or turnkey engagement is possible

Answers

Questions before the first conversation

A complete architectural set with the structural drawings and roof plan is ideal. Partial sets can be quoted with clear written assumptions.
Yes — labor-only with builder-supplied material, labor + material, or turnkey through dry-in. We'll price the model that matches how you build.
Vaults, hips, valleys, long-span trusses, and stick-framed roofs are standard work. Engineered members and connections are installed to the structural set.
Yes. A dry-in package includes framing, sheathing, weather barrier, roof deck, and window install as one coordinated envelope scope.
The structural set is walked before mobilization; walls, headers, beams, and hardware are traced end to end and conflicts with the architectural or MEP set are flagged in writing.

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Discuss your framing scope.

Bring the plans. We'll come back with a real path forward.

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