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Framing

Square, plumb, and straight down the line

New homes, additions, barns, shops and light commercial. Framing is where a house gets its bones — every trade after us pays for the mistakes we make.

What we frame

Bones for the whole build

We frame what we pour and roof what we frame. One company carrying the job all the way up.

New home framing

Floor systems, walls, roof structure and sheathing, framed off your plans or off plans we help you find.

Additions

Tying new structure into an existing house properly, so the roofline and the floor meet up the way they should.

Barns and shops

Post-frame and stick-built outbuildings. A lot of what we do out here.

Light commercial

Small commercial buildings and interior build-outs, framed to plan and to code.

Structural repairs

Rotted sills, sagging floors, storm-damaged rafters. We open it up and fix the actual problem.

Remodel framing

Walls moved, headers set, openings cut. Load-bearing work handled properly, not guessed at.

Why RC21

Every trade after us pays for our mistakes

Crooked framing shows up in the drywall, the cabinets and the trim. Getting it right the first time is cheaper than anything else on the job.

How it goes

Three steps to dried in

1

We read the plans

Send us what you have. If you do not have plans yet, we can point you in the right direction before you spend money.

2

You get it in writing

Scope, materials, schedule. You will know what is included and what is not.

3

We frame it

Floor, walls, roof, sheathing, dried in. Then our own roofers take over instead of you chasing another crew.

Where we work

Proudly serving Northeast Texas

We run crews across Titus, Hopkins, Camp and Franklin counties — Mount Pleasant, Sulphur Springs, Pittsburg, Mount Vernon, Winnsboro, Talco, Daingerfield and the country in between. If you are a little past that line, call anyway. We will tell you straight whether the drive makes sense.

Straight answers

Framing questions we get every week

Do I need plans before you can quote framing?

It helps a great deal, and the estimate gets much more accurate. If you do not have plans yet, call anyway — we can talk through what you are after and tell you what you need to get before anybody can price it properly.

Do you frame barns and shops as well as houses?

Yes. Post-frame buildings and stick-built shops are a steady part of what we do out here.

Can you move a wall in my house?

Usually. The question is whether it is load-bearing, and that is something we need to look at in person. If it is, it means a header and proper support, which we handle.

Do you frame for other general contractors?

Yes, we sub framing for other builders as well as running our own jobs. Call and we will talk about your schedule.

Will you dry the building in?

Yes. Because we do our own roofing, we can frame it and get it dried in without you waiting on a separate roofing crew to have an opening.

How far out are you booked?

It moves with the season. Call or text and we will give you an honest answer on when we could start rather than telling you what you want to hear.

Free estimate

Bring us your plans

Send over what you have and we will come look at the site. Free estimate, in writing.