Studs by size, gauge and spacing. Track, deflection track, jambs, headers, kickers, bridging and backing. A framing list your supplier can load on a truck and your crews can build from.
Light gauge steel framing is usually 25 to 40 percent of a drywall contractor's material cost, and it is the scope where averages hurt the most. A takeoff that treats every wall as 3-5/8" 25-gauge at 16" o.c. will miss the 6" 20-gauge structural studs at the exterior furring, the 12' jamb studs at storefront openings, and the deflection track the structural notes demand at every slab. We count what the drawings actually call for.
Interior partitions, chase walls, high walls with limiting-height checks flagged, radius walls, bulkheads and column wraps. Exterior non-structural framing at parapets and furring. Head-of-wall conditions carried with the right track so your firestopping detail actually works. Where the structural drawings govern stud selection, we take the framing from structure, not from the architectural typicals.
A framing takeoff organized per floor and per wall type, in Excel, PDF or CSV, delivered in 24 to 48 hours for typical projects. Lengths are consolidated into orderable stock sizes, waste shown separately, and accessories - screws, anchors, clips - carried on their own lines so nothing rides in on a guess.
We flag walls that appear to exceed common limiting-height tables for the stud size and gauge shown, so you can confirm with the engineer before you price a wall that will not pass inspection.
Yes. Many clients buy framing and board from different suppliers or split the scopes between crews, so we can issue framing as its own package on request.
We quantify structural CFS where drawings provide member schedules. For full panelized engineering we work from your engineer's drawings rather than producing the design ourselves.
Standard delivery in 24-48 hours, rush available. Free revisions within 48 hours on every project.
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