MULTIFAMILY FRAMING CONTRACTOR IN THE PORTLAND METRO AREA

Framing for apartment, townhome and other multifamily new-construction projects. Send the plan set, building sequence, framing specifications and target schedule for review.

SEND THE PLANS

MULTIFAMILY FRAMING SERVICES

APARTMENT AND TOWNHOME FRAMING.

Multifamily framing requires a clear building sequence, coordinated plan sets and a scope that accounts for repeated units and shared structural conditions.

MULTIFAMILY WOOD FRAMING.

We review the structural drawings, floor and wall systems, roof framing and project phasing before determining whether a multifamily framing package fits.

SEQUENCING MULTIFAMILY FRAMING WORK.

Builders and developers need a framing plan that fits the broader construction schedule. The bid conversation starts with buildings, phases, target dates and scope boundaries.

PLAN THE MULTIFAMILY FRAMING SCOPE

  • Current plan set, building count and repeated unit types
  • Building and phase sequence with target starts
  • Framing specifications, scope boundaries and bid deadline

ABOUT MUNOZ CONSTRUCTION

MULTIFAMILY FRAMING CONTRACTOR IN THE PORTLAND METRO AREA.

Munoz Construction is based in Gales Creek, Oregon. Our framing background includes new-construction work for builders and developers, including repeated-unit and phased project scopes.

Send the current architectural and structural plans, building count, phase sequence, bid deadline and target starts. We review the complete framing package before discussing a bid.

GET TO KNOW US →

GETTING STARTED

FROM PLAN SET
TO MULTIFAMILY FRAMING BID.

Good multifamily framing work starts with a clear package. Here is what happens when you send the plans and project sequence.

Send the plans

Share the project location, current plan set, framing specifications, bid deadline and target start.

Define the scope

Identify the buildings or phases, framing systems, inclusions, exclusions and schedule requirements.

Review the fit

We review the information, clarify open questions and determine the next step toward a useful bid.

OUR EXPERIENCE

BUILDERS & DEVELOPERS WE'VE WORKED WITH.

These names reflect past and ongoing work; they do not imply a current engagement with every company listed.

  • Holt Homes
  • Riverside Homes
  • Oregon Homeworks
  • Lennar
  • Tokola Inc.
  • D.R. Horton
  • Snug Homes

PROJECT QUESTIONS

MULTIFAMILY FRAMING QUESTIONS.

Answers to the questions builders and developers commonly ask before sending plans or requesting a framing bid.

What multifamily projects do you consider?

We review apartment, townhome and other multifamily new-construction framing opportunities based on the plans, location, scope and schedule.

Do you frame multiple buildings in one development?

Send the building count, plan mix and proposed sequence so we can review the size and phasing of the opportunity.

Can you bid multifamily wood framing?

Yes. Include the structural plan set, framing specifications, buildings or phases included and target schedule.

Do you coordinate repeated unit plans?

Yes. Clearly identify the unit types, repeated conditions and plan variations in the framing package.

What information is needed for a multifamily bid?

Send the location, current plan set, framing specifications, building sequence, target start, bid deadline and any known exclusions.

Do you handle truss and floor-system coordination?

Provide the specified systems and supplier information with the plans so the framing scope and responsibilities can be reviewed.

Can you work with general contractors and developers?

Yes. The builder page is specifically for builders, general contractors and developers seeking a framing subcontractor.

Where do you take multifamily projects?

We review projects across the Portland metro area based on location, scope, schedule and current capacity.

START A BID CONVERSATION

LET'S LOOK AT
THE PLANS.

Attach a plan or share a link to the plan set. We will review the multifamily framing scope, location, schedule and bid timing, then get back to you about the next step.