Where the Plans Take Shape

Custom Residential Structural Framing

Built through the middle of winter, this custom home involved framing, siding, window installation, steel coordination, and continuous exterior insulation. Elevated structural requirements called for close collaboration across the project team.

Custom Residential Structural Framing

Winter conditions and a complex steel package required wall sections to be framed off-site in Reno before being transported and craned into place. The project also included siding, window installation, and timber elements.

Custom Residential Structural Framing

Set within a forested area near Truckee, this new single-family residence featured split levels, a truss roof, and selected steel beams. Strong collaboration helped support smooth execution and a lasting relationship with the general contractor.

Off-Site Framing & Preconstruction Coordination

Limited lakefront access and a demanding schedule called for pre-panelization and off-site framing. This approach supported smaller material deliveries and more efficient execution within the constrained site.

Structural Framing & Steel Integration

Challenging hillside access, extensive steel coordination, and a tight schedule required floor and roof components to be pre-built off-site and craned into place. Careful preparation allowed framing work to advance ahead of key field milestones.

Structural Framing & Steel Integration

Complex framing and structural steel were executed on a difficult hillside site with highly restricted access. Strategic crane operations helped position materials and wall sections where conventional delivery was limited.

Exterior Siding & Trim

S. R. Freeman joined the project to take over the exterior siding scope and help move the work forward. Close coordination with the general contractor supported an organized path toward completion.

Structural Framing & Steel Integration

This custom residence combined structural framing with significant steel requirements and close coordination with the design and engineering teams. The work demonstrates the importance of integrating structural elements with the broader architectural plan.

Custom Residential Structural Framing

Demanding winter conditions led the team to frame walls off-site in Reno before transporting and craning them into position. The project also incorporated siding, windows, timber installation, and a complex steel package.

Residential Framing & Finish Carpentry

This project included a boat garage along with structural framing, interior finish work, window installation, and exterior siding. It also continued an established relationship following SRF's previous work on the residence.

Custom Residential Structural Framing

This recreational residence included rough framing, exterior siding and trim, a main house, pool house, garage, decks, and a distinctive great room. The varied structures and architectural details created a substantial custom residential scope.

Residential Structural Framing

This substantial fire-rebuild project in the Santa Rosa hills gave an emerging SRF field leader the opportunity to take on greater responsibility. Experienced supervision supported the team throughout the residential reconstruction.

Complex Residential Framing & Remodel

This full residential remodel included extensive scaffolding, a new great room, and detailed cedar eaves and soffits. Steep terrain, restricted access, existing structures, and severe weather required careful coordination and adaptability.

Complex Residential Framing & Remodel

This extensive remodel required shoring the existing home, constructing a new floor system, adding a garage, and completing major interior work while retaining the roof. Careful sequencing and trade coordination helped keep the complex renovation moving forward.

Custom Residential Structural Framing

This custom residence included rough framing, exterior siding and trim, a main house, pool house, garage, decks, and a prominent great room overlooking the pool. The scope brought multiple structures together within one residential property.

Framing, Siding & Finish Carpentry

This project combined framing with exterior and interior trim across wood, stone, tile, steel, and Douglas fir elements. Close collaboration also supported the successful integration of distinctive materials, including Swisspearl siding.

Residential Framing, Siding & Finish Carpentry

After completing framing, siding, and much of the interior trim, S. R. Freeman returned to rebuild the residence following a destructive fire. The project also played an important role in expanding SRF's presence in the Santa Rosa region.

Structural Framing & Steel Integration

This custom residence combined framing, steel, exterior siding, ceiling paneling, and trim with extensive front-end coordination. SRF worked with the design team to help resolve structural challenges while preserving the intended architectural geometry.

Custom Residential Structural Framing

Construction began while portions of this structurally complex home's design were still evolving, requiring extensive layout and trade coordination. SRF's detailed understanding of the structure supported continued coordination beyond its primary scope.

Large-Scale Custom Residential Framing

This large-scale estate incorporated framing, structural steel, siding and trim, windows and doors, and timber-frame elements across multiple structures. Multiple crews worked concurrently while navigating demanding seasonal and site conditions.

Structural Framing & Steel Integration

This project combined framing, steel, exterior siding, windows and doors, reclaimed timber framing, and interior wall paneling. Close coordination with the structural and design teams was essential as construction progressed alongside evolving design details.

Structural Framing & Steel Integration

This coastal residence combines framing, structural steel, exterior trim, and interior trim on a site challenged by limited access and persistent winds. Close architectural and structural coordination has helped address crane logistics and evolving construction details.

Custom Residential Structural Framing

This full remodel transformed a ranch-style residence into a modern open-plan home with indoor-outdoor living. A large peaked roof, dormers, drainage coordination, and the integration of a salvaged arbor added distinctive design and construction considerations.

Custom Residential Structural Framing

Built along a hillside, this multi-level deck required extensive scaffolding and dedicated access for the crew. Expansive soil conditions also called for deeper piers and steel connections within the engineered structure.

Custom Residential Structural Framing

This historic addition required new rafters and structural details to integrate carefully with the original residence. Uneven existing conditions and subtle architectural features required precise field craftsmanship.

Structural Framing & Steel Integration

This complex three-story residence incorporated framing, structural steel, siding, windows, and doors over a substantial basement footprint. Split elevations and a custom steel stair solution required close coordination among SRF, the architect, engineer, and steel team.

Custom Residential Structural Framing

A complex roof, 14-foot balloon walls, structural collectors, transfers, and limited site access created a demanding framing scope. Specialized crews brought rough-framing and window expertise together to address the home's varied conditions.

Custom Residential Structural Framing

Curved walls and an intricate roof with rounded ceiling conditions made this a highly customized build. SRF worked closely with the homeowner and design team to help translate the architectural vision into structurally supported construction.

Framing, Steel, Siding & Trim

This large residence combined framing, structural steel, exterior siding, and trim within a schedule requiring substantial manpower. Thorough preparation helped resolve important questions before crews reached the field.

Custom Residential Structural Framing

Numerous homeowner-driven design changes required SRF to continually adapt as the project progressed. Close field support and communication helped guide the evolving design through construction.

Exterior Siding & Trim

Detailed exterior work included sills, columns, cornices, and other custom trim elements developed alongside an involved homeowner. Winter rain, muddy conditions, and equipment delays required flexible field planning.

Custom Residential Structural Framing

This project combined fire repair, an ADU addition, remodeling, and integration with an inconsistent existing structure. Complex roofing, specialized door installation, trade coordination, and site conditions added to the challenge.

Custom Residential Structural Framing

Built for the owner of a design and construction company, this residence began after the client reviewed SRF's work firsthand. The project helped establish a relationship that has since led to additional residential work.

Structural Framing & Steel Integration

A highly complex roof placed structural steel at the center of the design, with difficult profiles, angles, tight tolerances, and detailed window conditions. Close collaboration with the steel contractor supported precise execution.

Custom Residential Structural Framing

This modern residence included rough framing plus window and door installation, with the ADU completed first and used as a staging area for the main house. Large structural spans added complexity to the six-month build.

Custom Residential Structural Framing

Traditional gables, dormers, divided-light windows, chimneys, and an arched entry define this refined residence. Behind the exterior, intersecting ridgelines, hips, valleys, and roof transitions required extensive early planning and precise framing.

Framing, Siding & Finish Carpentry

This full-gut remodel included framing, trim, exterior siding, deck construction, windows and doors, a new ADU, and garage work. Restricted access and limited crane positioning added logistical challenges to the structural work.

Custom Residential Structural Framing

This four-story new build on a rare San Francisco infill lot incorporated blind walls and fire-rated assemblies. Detailed preconstruction preparation helped organize measurements, pre-cut components, and material packages before field construction.

Structural Framing & Steel Integration

Taken down to the foundation, this full-gut remodel required new floor systems, walls, roofing, and coordinated structural steel. Its position between the beach and a cul-de-sac made material deliveries and site logistics especially important.

Framing, Siding & Finish Carpentry

This large redwood-grove property included a main residence, guest house, detached garage, steep roof forms, vaulted ceilings, windows, doors, and exterior siding. Redwood removed from the building area was milled and reused as exterior finish material.

Custom Residential Structural Framing

SRF shored and braced the existing exterior walls while the interior was updated with a more modern layout. Existing out-of-level conditions required close collaboration with the architect to align the new design with structural requirements.