Framing & Structural Carpentry in El Paso, TX

Load-bearing walls, beams, and rough carpentry done to code

From $2800

About our framing & structural carpentry service

Opening up a wall or dropping in a beam is structural work, not a weekend demo project. Done to the engineer’s plan and inspected, it is safe and invisible; done wrong, it is a sagging ceiling and a failed inspection.

Removing a load-bearing wall, installing a flush beam to open a space, re-framing after a fire or leak, or rough-framing an addition -- our carpenters work to the engineer's plans and the City of El Paso code, and we schedule the framing inspection ourselves. You get a structure that passes the first time, not a punch list of red-tagged corrections.

Load-bearing wall removals

Flush and dropped beams

Engineer-directed framing

Framing inspection scheduled

A fixed contract price before we mobilize

Tell us about the framing & structural carpentry you are planning, or let us walk the job in person, and you get a fixed-price written contract with the allowances for materials and fixtures spelled out line by line. You see where every dollar goes and sign off before the crew ever shows up — no open-ended invoices, no surprise change orders.

Framing & Structural Carpentry — Frequently Asked Questions

Can you remove a load-bearing wall in my El Paso home?

Yes, with the right beam and support. An engineer sizes the beam and posts, we install it to that plan, and we schedule the City of El Paso framing inspection so it is signed off — not a guess.

Do you re-frame after water, fire or termite damage?

We do. We cut out the compromised framing, verify the surrounding structure is sound, and re-frame to code so the repair is as strong as new construction.

Will the framing pass inspection?

That is the standard we build to. We frame to the stamped plans and the El Paso code and schedule the inspection ourselves, so you get a green tag the first time instead of a correction list.