Framing and structural work

Interior of a building under construction, showing meticulous wooden framing for walls and staircase, electrical wiring to code and well-organized construction tools on the floor.

Framing is the part of a renovation nobody sees once the walls are closed up, but everything else depends on it being right. Whether you're opening up a main floor, adding a beam to remove a load-bearing wall, or reframing a space to change how it lives, the work has to be square, level, and built to carry the loads above it. We handle framing and structural changes with the permits, engineering, and inspections they require, so you can feel confident in the foundation of your renovation.

Structural Changes, Done to Code

Removing a wall or changing a layout is a structural decision that affects everything above it. We ensure beams are sized and supported properly, pull the permits the work requires, and build to the drawings so the job passes inspection the first time. When the load path is handled right, you get the open space you wanted without any problems.

Perfectly measured wooden framing and overhead lighting, floor covered with gray concrete, ductwork and electrical wiring neat and visible on ceiling.

Our framing and structural work includes:

Load-bearing wall removal: engineered beams and posts to open up your space safely
New beam and post installation: sized and placed to carry the loads above
Interior framing: new walls, partitions, and layout changes
Structural reinforcement: sistering joists, reinforcing floors, and correcting past work
Permits and inspections: we handle the paperwork and coordinate with the city
Engineering coordination: working with structural engineers where the job requires stamped drawings

Planning a Structural Change?

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Construction site with wooden framing for a wall or partition inside a building, with some tools and construction materials on the floor.

Interior of a room under organized construction, showing exposed wooden framing on the walls and ceiling, flooring, and construction equipment. Skilled work of an experienced construction worker.

In-progress interior construction with a wooden framing structure, drywall leaning against the wall, and high-end construction tools.

We handle framing and structural changes for homeowners across Toronto, Mississauga, Oakville, Burlington, Vaughan, Markham, Richmond Hill, and surrounding areas. From opening up the main floor of a century home to reframing a space during a full renovation, we make sure the structure is right before anything gets built on top of it.