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Rough Carpentry

Lay the groundwork with QBC’s rough carpentry pros—where grit and know-how build a rock-solid framework for every job, big or small.

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Start Your Project Right with QBC’s Expert Framing Contractors

Rough Carpentry is the heart of the "get sh*t done" engine at QBC. Our team of skilled framers kicks more *ss in an hour than most teams can kick in a day. Not only are our framers fast and efficient, they produce the highest-quality work in the region.

If you're in charge of a large commercial development project, you owe it to yourself to invite our team to bid.

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Why Framing Matters

Framing is about creating a reliable foundation and layout for an entire development. When the other trades on a job site know your team know's their sh*t, the entire project flows better and everyone's happy. Fewer gripes from your subs?! You're welcome.

  • Structural Integrity: We build structures that are true to the architect's plans and are plum, level, and true.
  • Durability: We use top-grade framing materials, to ensure your structure withstands daily wear, harsh weather, and the passage of time.
  • Load-Bearing Walls: Our team takes special care when building load-bearing walls that support the weight of floors and roofs above them.

Framing Systems We Specialize In

At QBC we're experts at framing and framing systems. We specialize in the following:

  • Platform Framing: The most common material for platform framing is standard dimensional lumber, usually 2x4 or 2x6 boards made from softwood species like spruce, pine, or fir. For load-bearing applications, materials such as Laminated Veneer Lumber (LVL) can be used for beams and headers due to its strength and stability
  • Engineered Floor Systems: I-joists and Open Web Floor Joists. I-joists are manufactured using high-quality, engineered wood—including LVL flanges and OSB web. Open Web Floor Joists are a type of floor truss that are designed to be lightweight, strong, and efficient with load distribution. They can be made from wood or steel, and are used in a variety of construction projects.
  • Trusses: Trusses, both floor and roof trusses, are made from non-engineered wood products such as SPF (Spruce-Pine-Fur) to provide the necessary strength to support large spans.

These framing systems not only ensure compliance with building codes but also enhances the stability and energy efficiency of your projects.

Our Process

Our Framing Process

1

Initial Consultation

We meet with you to discuss your project goals and specific framing needs.

2

Custom Planning

We develop a detailed plan using the best framing systems for your project, whether it's platform framing, balloon framing, or a custom solution.

3

Construction

Our expert framing contractors get to work, ensuring everything—wall studs, floor joists, and more—is perfectly aligned and installed.

4

Final Inspection

We conduct a thorough inspection to ensure all framing meets code and is ready for the next phase of construction.

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Why Choose QBC’s Framing Contractors?

Partnering with QBC means partnering with a team that knows how to follow a plan and build sh*t right, plain and simple. Our experienced team can handle projects of any size.

FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

1
What is rough carpentry, and why is it important?

Rough carpentry focuses on the structural framework of a building, including framed walls, floor joists, and blocking. It sets the foundation for all other trades, ensuring that the structure is stable and secure.

2
What are the benefits of metal stud framing?

Metal stud framing provides enhanced durability, fire resistance, and protection against pests and moisture. It's ideal for commercial projects that require long-term structural stability.

3
How does panelized framing benefit my project?

Panelized framing involves pre-assembling walls and roofs in a controlled environment, which speeds up construction while maintaining quality. This method helps meet tight deadlines and reduces labor costs on-site.

4
What is truss framing, and why should I use it?

Truss framing uses pre-fabricated triangular structures that distribute weight more efficiently, allowing for larger open spaces. This method speeds up installation and improves structural stability, making it ideal for both residential and commercial projects.

5
Can QBC handle custom framing needs?

Yes! Our team of skilled framing contractors can adapt to unique project requirements, whether it’s a custom timber frame or specialized load-bearing walls for a large-scale development.