ES Custom Construction handles framing in Connecticut. New builds, additions, garages, decks, and remodels. Structural framing done plumb and square, sized to code, ready when the next trade steps in.
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Stick framing on new homes and ADUs. Foundation to ridge, walls plumb, floors flat, cuts sized so the next trade can step in.
Tie new framing into existing structures cleanly. Sister joists where needed, match plate heights, and seal weather edges before the next phase begins.
Full garage framing, attached or detached. Concrete pier layouts, header sizing on openings, and ridge beams built to handle modern door operator loads.
Pressure-treated joist systems built right to code. Posts set in concrete, beams sized to span, ledgers flashed and lagged into solid rim joists.
Non-load-bearing wall framing on remodels and basement finishes. Layouts marked to plan, studs set plumb, blocking installed where drywall and trim need backing.
Sistering damaged joists, replacing rot at sills, repairing fire and water damage. Bring failing framing back to code before finishes go on top.
Edwin has spent a decade framing houses, additions, and remodels in Connecticut. The tools and the trade are second nature, not new.
You hire Edwin and the crew directly, not a salesman. The contractor doing the work is the one signing the framing inspection.
Framing sized to span, fastener schedules pulled from the IRC, headers and beams calculated to load. Inspections pass the first time around.
It depends on size and complexity. A two-room addition usually frames out in five to seven working days. Bigger projects with second-story tie-ins or roof work can run two to three weeks once the foundation is ready.
Yes. We pull the framing permit in the town where the work is happening. We also coordinate the framing inspection with the local building department before the next trade starts.
Kiln-dried Douglas fir or southern yellow pine on most framing. Pressure-treated wood on anything in contact with concrete or exposed to weather. We can also frame with engineered lumber when the plans specify LVLs, I-joists, or glulam beams.
Yes. Most additions and second-story builds tie into existing structures with minimal disruption inside. We frame the new work, then cut openings into the existing wall only when ready to button up.
Yes. Bring us the stamped plans and we will review them before framing day. If there are constructability issues, we flag them early so the architect can adjust before lumber gets cut.
Ready to start your next project? Contact ES Custom Construction today for a free consultation and personalized estimate.
