Structural framing that protects your timeline and your pro forma. Fast, clean, inspection ready — backed by systems-driven operations and GC-level communication.
Every other trade waits on it. Get this wrong and the rest of your project pays — in days, dollars, and reputation.
One week lost in framing costs three weeks downstream. Drywall, MEP, and finishes all stack up against your timeline.
Out-of-plumb walls. Failed inspections. Burning margin and reputation on problems that should have been caught the first time.
Framers who don’t report, don’t document, and don’t answer the phone. You find out about issues a week after they mattered.
No-shows Monday. Undersized Tuesday. A different crew on every project — so the lessons learned never compound.
Six service lines. One operating system.
Single-family and spec builds. Complete structural package — walls, floors, roofs, stairs.
Architect-driven residential where tolerances are tight and details are non-negotiable.
Townhomes, rowhousing, and stacked units. Prefab-ready for accelerated schedules.
3–6 story wood-frame apartments and condos. Crane-set panels, multi-crew coordination.
Structural modifications, additions, and reframing in occupied or active buildings.
Factory-built wall panels coordinated through BIM. Less field time, fewer surprises.
Scope review, risk assessment, schedule constraints, site logistics. We walk the site before we sign.
Crew briefing: daily targets, sequence, safety, inspection milestones. Everyone hits the site knowing the plan.
Visible daily progress. Issues surfaced before they cost you time. You see the same dashboard we do.
Plumb, level, layout, fastening — verified against checklist before you inspect, not after.
Clean RFIs, change orders, site photos — defensible records, not excuses. You have the paper trail you need.
Inspection-ready framing. Clean site. The next trade walks in and starts. No call-backs, no delays.
Timbercraft isn’t a name on a truck — it’s a small team of operators who’ve framed enough projects to know what breaks them. We built this company to run framing the way GCs wish every trade ran theirs.
Mexican-born, raised in a family of builders, working the trade since his teenage years. A decade across small crews, framing contractors, and general contractors before founding Timbercraft in summer 2022. Scaled from six homes a year to 300+ units framed in 2025 — built on a team that backs the work, project after project. 1% better every day since.
Chilean construction engineer who climbed the corporate ladder as an estimator before realizing the cubicle wasn’t for him. Joined Timbercraft in 2024 as a carpenter, then stepped into the role the company actually needed: financial control. Helped scale Timbercraft 10x in two years. The numbers run quietly so the rest of the team can focus on putting structures up. Every PO, every change order, every dollar tracked against the bid.
Day-one Timbercraft. Came in young, proved organized and relentless about the work, and grew into the operational glue that keeps the rest of the crew moving. Now runs site setup, materials staging, and the logistics layer behind every active job — the person who makes sure the lumber, fasteners, and equipment are on site before the foreman has to ask. When something needs solving on the ground, it’s already solved.
Sets the production cadence on every job and the standard the rest of the crew works to. Walks the site with the inspector — they know him by name and they know the work will pass.
132 units · 142,176 ft² · Wood-frame
3–6 story · wood-frame structure
Complex geometry · tight tolerances
Spec & architect-driven
Prefab panels · parallel crews
Production builds · all seasons
Five projects · late 2025 — Q2 2026 · Alberta-wide
Large-scale multifamily residential development consisting of more than 140 residential units. Accelerated structural wood framing operations — floor systems, wall systems, and crane-assisted production framing — executed inside a compressed construction schedule.
Large-scale retirement living multifamily development completed under Alberta winter conditions with accelerated production and large manpower deployment.
Brought in to accelerate framing production and support project completion. Timbercraft assumed framing operations beginning at the second-floor stage and carried the project through to completion.
Brought in to support execution of the Phase 2 roof system. More than 18,000 square feet of roof framing completed within approximately three weeks.
Structural framing of an 11,000+ square foot private luxury estate featuring complex roof systems, oversized openings, and premium architectural framing.
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The framing industry hasn’t changed in decades. We’re changing it. BIM coordination and prefabrication let us build faster, cut waste, and eliminate field conflicts before they happen.
Most framers measure in lumber.
We measure in schedule risk removed.
Pre-mob, daily cadence, weekly QA, mid-project review, inspection prep, closeout. The system runs whether you're project one or project twelve.
Critical path, inspection windows, trade handoff dates — we read your schedule the same way you do, and we protect it.
Straight, plumb, documented. The next trade walks onto work that’s ready — not a punch list disguised as framing.
Inspector signed off the same morning. Drywall started Monday.
— GC, 84-unit walk-upThirty-six people, crane, boom reach. The same crew from mob to closeout — not a different sub each phase.
Prefab panels, BIM coordination, digital takeoffs. Less rework, less waste, schedules that compress instead of slip.
See the system in motion
Five reasons. One outcome.
Your schedule, kept.
Project details + documents in. Proposal back in 48 business hours — reviewed by the people who’ll actually run your job.