Code-compliant structural wood and steel stud framing for home additions, basement build-outs, subfloors, partition walls, and roof structures.

Code-compliant structural wood and steel stud framing for home additions, basement build-outs, subfloors, partition walls, and roof structures. Every rough carpentry project we undertake across Windsor-Essex is executed with meticulous attention to detail, premium materials, and manufacturer-compliant methods that stand the test of time.
A transparent breakdown of exactly what our rough carpentry service includes, from preparation through final finishing.
Wood or steel stud framing for partition walls, bearing walls, and basement build-outs, laid out to 16" or 24" centers per Ontario Building Code.
T&G plywood or OSB subfloor installation glued and screwed to joists, eliminating squeaks and providing a solid base for flooring.
Rafters, trusses, and ceiling joists installed for additions and new construction, with proper load paths and hurricane ties.
Sistering of damaged joists, replacement of rotted sill plates, and structural reinforcement for homes with settled foundations.
Five clear stages from first conversation to final walkthrough.
We visit your Windsor area home, take precise measurements, and discuss your vision, materials, and budget in detail.
You receive an itemized, fixed-scope proposal with materials, labour, timeline, and any subfloor prep clearly broken out.
We level, repair, and moisture-test the subfloor so the finished floor performs for decades — not just on day one.
Our trades install to manufacturer spec with daily clean-up and direct communication from James throughout.
A joint punch-list walkthrough ensures every detail meets our standard, backed by our workmanship guarantee.
Typical timeline: 3 days - 2 weeks depending on scope
Full basement wall & partition framing (3-5 days)
Addition framing, roof, subfloor (1-2 weeks)
Joist sistering, sill plate, reinforcement (varies)
All options are customized to your project. Final scope and timeline provided after on-site assessment.
Yes. All basement framing follows the Ontario Building Code — 16" or 24" stud spacing, pressure-treated bottom plates against concrete, and proper fire-blocking. We coordinate with the City of Windsor building inspector at the framing stage before insulation and drywall.
Yes. Bouncy floors are usually caused by undersized or over-spanned joists. We sister new joists alongside existing ones, add blocking, and install a new glued subfloor to eliminate flex and squeaks. This is common in older Windsor homes with settled foundations.
Yes, we handle all rough carpentry for additions — floor framing, wall framing, and roof framing. We work from engineered plans, secure permits, and coordinate inspections at each stage. Structural framing is the backbone of any addition.
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