JL Construction: How to Make the Right Framing Choice for Your Construction Project
- Luis Padilla

- Jan 3
- 1 min read
The framing material you choose can make all the difference in building a strong, cost-effective, and long-lasting structure. It affects both safety and efficiency. Consider these key factors before deciding:

Wood framing is common for residential homes, while steel or concrete is ideal for commercial or high-rise buildings due to strength and load capacity. For heavier loads, steel or concrete framing is essential, while wood is sufficient for standard residential needs.
In humid or pest-prone areas, treated wood or steel is preferred. For fire safety, steel or concrete offers added protection. Wood is cost-effective upfront, but steel or concrete may reduce long-term maintenance costs.

Sustainable options like engineered wood or recycled steel reduce environmental impact and can improve energy efficiency.
At JL Construction, we work with you to select the best framing solution based on your project’s unique needs.
Contact us today to discuss how we can help bring your vision to life with the right materials for the job!





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