Built for scale, framed with precision.

Multi-unit framing demands something most framers underestimate: the ability to repeat precision. A duplex is two homes. A triplex is three. A townhouse row is five or six. Every unit must be plumb, square, and level — and the sequencing must be efficient enough that the project stays on schedule across all of them.

We frame multi-unit residential buildings across the GTA with the same standard we bring to single-family custom homes. The difference is that we build systems into our process — layout sequencing, floor package consistency, wall panel coordination — so that precision doesn’t erode as the unit count climbs.

Our crews understand shared-wall conditions, party wall fire separation framing, and the structural coordination that multi-unit buildings require between the framer, the engineer, and the envelope trades.

When we leave a multi-unit site, every unit is plumb to the same standard, the inspections are coordinated, and the drywall and mechanical trades can start without inheriting variation from one unit to the next.

01

Drawing Review & Unit Layout

We review your full set of drawings — architectural, structural, and party wall details — before pricing. We identify shared bearing conditions, fire separation requirements, and sequencing considerations specific to multi-unit builds before we commit to a number.

02

Estimate & Sequencing Plan

You receive a clear scope and price with no hidden allowances. We also provide a sequencing plan that shows how we move through the units — so your mechanical, drywall, and envelope trades know exactly when each unit is available to them.

03

Sequenced Execution

We frame the units in a deliberate sequence that keeps your project moving and allows follow-on trades to start in completed units while we continue on the rest. Clean site, consistent quality, no bottlenecks.