Every custom home carries its own load path, roofline, and finish intent, so Timberr Framing treats each set of drawings as its own structural problem rather than a repeat plan. Vaulted ceilings, large open spans, and stacked beams all change how loads travel from roof to foundation, and the crew tracks that path through every stage instead of framing walls in isolation.
Quotes shift with engineered lumber content, roof geometry, and how many architectural features (window walls, inset balconies, exposed structure) the design calls for. Timberr coordinates with the architect, structural engineer, and GC from the first site visit, orders the lumber package to match the drawings, and keeps the frame inspection-ready at each Ontario Building Code milestone from foundation to roof close-in.
Scheduling on a custom build depends on lockup, so Timberr Framing sequences foundation-to-roof framing to hit that milestone reliably, coordinating with the GC on when window, roofing, and mechanical trades can move in behind the frame.
We also confirm engineered lumber grades against the structural drawings before ordering, so beam and joist deliveries match exactly what the design specifies.