How it works
Five stages. No mystery in between.
A steel home is a more engineered product than a stick-framed one. The process reflects that — more decided up front, less improvised on site.
- 01
Consultation
We start with the site and the constraints: location, fire and wind exposure, budget range, square footage, timeline. You get a candid read on feasibility before anyone draws anything.
- 02
Engineering & design
Architecture and structural engineering develop together, so the steel frame is designed as a system — spans, connections, envelope and detailing — rather than a wood plan translated late.
- 03
Insurance & permitting
Construction class, assemblies and mitigation are documented for your broker while we run the local permitting path. Coverage questions get answered before they become schedule risk.
- 04
Build
Frame packages are fabricated to the engineered drawings and erected on site by specialized steel crews, with milestone-based progress reporting throughout.
- 05
Move-in
Final inspections, walkthrough, warranty documentation and the full construction record — including everything your insurer will want on file.
Who builds it
Built by steel specialists, not generalists.
We design, engineer and manage the project. The build itself is executed by vetted steel construction partners who do this every week — crews with the fabrication relationships, erection experience and inspection history that a general-purpose residential contractor simply doesn't accumulate.
That is deliberate. Steel rewards specialization: the connections, tolerances and sequencing are unforgiving in the best way. You get the crew that knows the material, and one team accountable for the outcome.
Get started
Start at stage one.
A short conversation about your site and budget is enough for us to tell you whether steel is the right call.
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