Framing
Every straight wall and quiet floor in a finished house was decided at the framing stage. It is the trade everything else stands on.
Eden frames with its own crews rather than subcontracting the structure out, and takes on framing as its own scope: full house shells, additions, basements, and the heavy work inside renovations.
Good framing is measured in what you never notice later. Walls that hold a straightedge, floors that do not bounce or squeak, openings that are square when the window arrives, backing where the finish trades will need it. That standard comes from layout discipline and from crews who stay on the job rather than rotating through it.
For basement framing, the concerns are different: moisture separation from concrete, straightening walls that were never straight, and mechanical runs planned so ceiling height is not given away by accident.
What this covers
- Full structural shells for new builds
- Addition and tie-in framing
- Basement framing
- Beams, posts, and structural corrections
- Floor, wall, and roof systems
- Framing for other builders and renovators
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Do you frame for other builders?
Yes. Framing is its own scope at Eden: full house shells, additions, basements and the heavy work inside renovations, for homeowners and for other builders and renovators across the GTA and Muskoka.
What makes framing good?
What you never notice later: walls that hold a straightedge, floors that do not bounce or squeak, openings square when the window arrives, backing where the finish trades need it. That comes from layout discipline and crews who stay on the job.
Is basement framing different?
Yes. Moisture separation from concrete, straightening walls that were never straight, and planning mechanical runs so ceiling height is not given away by accident are the basement concerns, and they are planned before the first plate goes down.
Can you frame a full shell to lock-up?
Yes: floor, wall and roof systems, beams and posts, and structural corrections, taken to a weather-tight shell for the finish trades to follow.
Where we do this
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