Frequently Asked Questions

Everything You Need to Know About Working with Calframe Construction

We understand that every project is unique and choosing the right framing contractor means having clarity from the start. Below are answers to some of the most common questions we receive from builders, developers, and general contractors across the Bay Area.

  • 1. What areas does Calframe Construction serve?

    We proudly serve the entire Bay Area, including San Jose, Palo Alto, Los Altos, Woodside, Gilroy, Menlo Park, and nearby cities throughout Northern California.

  • 2. What types of projects do you specialize in?

    Calframe Construction focuses on wood framing for custom homes and large-scale multifamily developments. Our team is equipped to handle projects that require precision, speed, and accountability.

  • 3. Do you work with homeowners directly?

    Our primary clients are developers, general contractors, and custom home builders. However, we occasionally accept homeowner projects that align with our scope and quality standards.

  • 4. How does your project process work?

    Our process is structured for transparency and efficiency:

    1. Qualify – We start with a consultation to assess scope, budget, and fit.
    2. Bid – We provide a detailed, itemized bid for review.
    3. Follow Up – Clarify details, timeline, and scope alignment.
    4. Build – Execute framing with precision and site coordination.
    5. Deliver – Complete the project on schedule with full accountability.
  • 5. What makes Calframe Construction different from other framing contractors?

    Integrity, craftsmanship, and accountability set us apart. We take ownership of every detail, maintain open communication, and always aim for long-term relationships rather than one-time projects.

  • 6. How do you ensure quality and consistency on-site?

    Every project is supervised by experienced leads who enforce strict quality standards, daily inspections, and continuous coordination with project managers and GCs.

  • 7. Are you licensed and insured?

    Yes. Calframe Construction Inc. is a fully licensed and insured framing contractor in California, ensuring compliance and peace of mind for all partners.

  • 8. How long does a typical framing project take?

    Timelines depend on size and complexity. A custom home can take several weeks, while a multifamily development may take several months. We always provide an accurate schedule before starting.

  • 9. What materials do you use?

    We use premium-grade lumber and durable exterior materials sourced from trusted suppliers to ensure long-term strength, safety, and performance.

  • 10. How do you handle disputes or issues during construction?

    We believe in resolving all challenges through clear communication and logical discussion. Our goal is always to find fair, professional solutions that keep projects on track.

  • 11. Can you provide a detailed estimate or bid for my project?

    Yes. We prepare transparent and itemized bids that clearly outline costs, materials, and timelines. Start by submitting your project details through our Contact Page.

  • 12. Do you offer additional services beyond framing?

    Yes. In addition to wood framing, we also provide:


    • Siding Installation – Clean, durable, and consistent finishes.
    • Window & Door Installation – Seamless integration for precision and performance.
  • 13. What type of clients do you prefer to work with?

    We partner best with organized, communicative, and professional builders or developers who value clear expectations, accountability, and teamwork.

  • 14. Do you offer project photos or past examples?

    Absolutely. You can view our latest and completed projects on the Projects Page, featuring both Custom Homes and Multifamily Developments.

  • 15. How do I start a project with Calframe Construction?

    Getting started is simple reach out to us through our Contact Form or call (408) 384-4925. We’ll schedule a qualifying call to discuss your goals, timeline, and next steps.

Still Have Questions?

We’re happy to help. Reach out to discuss your project needs or to request a consultation.

Wooden framework of a building under construction, showing roof trusses, posts, and foundation blocks on a tan surface.
Illustration of a partially constructed house with an exposed wooden frame and roof.