The framing phase of construction begins after foundation work and site preparation are completed. The timeline depends on factors such as project size, roof complexity, weather conditions, engineering requirements, and inspection scheduling. Smaller additions may be framed relatively quickly, while larger custom homes or second-story additions require more detailed coordination. In West Hills, many framing projects involve integrating new construction with existing structures, which can increase project complexity. The framing process typically includes wall framing, floor systems, roof structures, sheathing installation, and structural reinforcement where needed. Organized scheduling and experienced framing crews help maintain efficiency while ensuring structural accuracy and safety throughout the construction process.
