Wood Framing & Construction
We provide structural framing for additions, garages, and outbuildings, squared and braced by the same crew that pours your foundation for seamless coordination from the ground up.
Framing is only as good as what it sits on. A frame set on a slab that is out of level or out of square carries that error into every wall, door, and roofline above it, and correcting it later means undoing finished work.
Because we pour the foundation ourselves, the slab and the frame are built to the same measurements by the same people. There is no gap between trades, no disputing whose tolerance was off, and no waiting for a second contractor’s schedule to open up.
Scope of work
Capabilities & core Values
Foundation To Frame, One Crew
The team that pours your slab frames the structure above it, so the measurements carry through without the handoff errors that occur when two contractors work to separate tolerances.
Square, Plumb & Braced
Every wall is set square and plumb and braced before sheathing, because errors introduced at the framing stage compound through every finish trade that follows.
Code-Compliant Structures
Framing is built to Denver building code and prepared for inspection, with correct fastening, spans, and load paths for the structure being built.
Additions, Garages & Outbuildings
We frame detached garages, workshops, sheds, and home additions, handling the
full structure from the slab beneath it to the roof framing above.
Frequently Asked Questions
01. Do you handle both the foundation and the framing?
Yes, and that is the point of offering both. When one crew pours the slab and frames the structure on top of it, the measurements carry through cleanly. Most framing problems on small projects trace back to a foundation poured by someone
else to a different tolerance.
else to a different tolerance.
02. What types of structures do you frame?
Detached garages, workshops, sheds, and home additions. We focus on single-storey residential structures where the foundation and frame can be handled together, rather than large multi-storey builds.
03. Do I need a permit for a garage or addition?
Almost always. Any structure with a foundation, and any addition to an existing home, requires permitting and inspection across Denver metro municipalities. We confirm what applies to your project and prepare the work for inspection.
04. How long does framing take?
A detached garage frame typically takes several days once the slab has cured sufficiently. Additions vary with size and complexity. We give you a schedule after the site assessment so you know which days our crew will be on the
property.
property.
05. Can you frame on a slab someone else poured?
Yes, though we check it first. We verify level, square, and dimensions before framing begins, because building on an out-of-tolerance slab creates problems that surface later at far greater cost. If there is an issue, we tell you before starting rather than after.
Latest Services
The Unity Builders Difference
Building Together, Growing Stronger!
Whether you’re procuring a framing package or planning your next development,
we’re ready to help. Send us the drawings and we’ll come back with a scope review
