Wood + light-gauge framing
Walls, floors, roofs, soffits, openings, backing, and coordinated architectural geometry.
ESFraming becomes complex where existing conditions, engineering, temporary support, utilities, weather protection, tolerances, and finished architecture meet. We organize those interfaces before demolition or installation makes the next decision expensive.

Wood and metal framing, structural alterations, large openings, additions, repair scopes, temporary work, and trade coordination.
Walls, floors, roofs, soffits, openings, backing, and coordinated architectural geometry.
Large openings, posts, beams, shear elements, foundations, and approved load-path changes.
Selective investigation, repair, reinforcement, tie-ins, and field verification.
Shoring, sequencing, access, protection, MEP routes, envelope, and finish interfaces.
The exact sequence adapts to the project, while decisions, interfaces, and responsibility remain visible.
Compare available drawings and engineering with measured site conditions.
Resolve temporary support, demolition limits, access, weather protection, and inspections.
Protect structural intent while routing MEP, windows, waterproofing, and finishes.
Execute approved work, inspections, concealed-condition records, and closeout.
No. A California-licensed engineer prepares and is responsible for required structural design. We coordinate constructability and execute the approved work.
Yes, as part of an authorized general-contractor scope that may include foundations, structure, envelope, MEP, interiors, permits, and inspections.
Potentially. The cause, extent, structural significance, moisture or pest conditions, and any required professional design must be established before promising a repair.