Larger homes on larger lots, plus the newer multi family product filling in around the established parts of town.
Beaumont skews toward larger homes than most of the communities around Edmonton, and that changes the framing. Bigger houses mean longer spans, more engineered beams, bonus rooms over garages and roof structures that are genuinely complicated rather than a simple gable and be done.
That suits us. Structural and engineered framing is core work, and a stamped drawing set gets built to the detail rather than to an interpretation of it. Alongside the custom product there is newer multi family filling in, which is a different discipline again. Both come off the same crews.
Yes, and Beaumont skews that way more than most communities around Edmonton. Larger houses mean longer spans, more engineered beams and roof structures that need planning rather than improvising. That is core work for us rather than an occasional exception.
Yes, and to the detail as drawn. Beam sizes, hangers, fastener schedules and the full load path down to bearing. If something on a stamped drawing genuinely cannot be built as shown, we stop and raise it with the engineer rather than solving it quietly on site.
Yes. That structure is more involved than it looks, because you are carrying a living space over an opening that wants to be as wide as possible. It gets framed to the engineered detail rather than to whatever seems about right on the day.
No, it is a straightforward run from Edmonton and schedules as a normal working day. There is no travel component priced into a Beaumont quote, and smaller jobs there are still worth booking rather than needing to be bundled with something bigger.
Fastest way to get a number is a phone call with the drawings in front of you. The form works too.
Thanks. We will get back to you shortly. If it is urgent, call 587.938.6601. Plan sets can be emailed to malwabeltframing@gmail.com.