Commercial Wooden Framing Services

 Commercial Wooden Framing

Welcome to PAJ Construction Inc. – Your Trusted Partner for Quality Commercial Wooden Framing Services

PAJ Construction Inc. is a leading framing company located at 53580 Vienna Line. They specialize in delivering high-quality wood framing services for commercial projects. Their team of experts is dedicated to craftsmanship, ensuring that each project is executed with meticulous attention to detail and superior build quality. They emphasize clear communication throughout the construction process, keeping clients informed and involved to ensure the final product aligns with their vision. PAJ Construction Inc's bidding process is designed to provide clients with top-tier products at reasonable prices, offering straightforward estimates with minimal surprise fees.

Our Services

Structural framing
Structural framing is the skeleton of a building or structure that supports loads and provides stability. It consists of beams, columns, trusses, and other structural elements that transfer weight and forces to the foundation. Common types include steel, wood, and concrete framing, used in various construction applications such as buildings, bridges, and towers.

Rough Carpentry
Rough carpentry focuses on the structural framework of buildings, including framing, roofing, and formwork. It involves working with raw, unfinished wood to construct walls, floors, and supports, ensuring strength and stability. Unlike finish carpentry, rough carpentry prioritizes function over aesthetics.

Prefabrication & Panelized Construction
Prefabrication and panelized Construction refer to modern building methods in which components or entire sections of a structure are manufactured off-site in a controlled environment and then transported to the construction site for assembly.

  • Prefabrication includes the production of structural elements like walls, floors, and roof panels, as well as modular units such as entire rooms or building sections.

  • Panelized Construction specifically involves pre-made wall, floor, and roof panels that are assembled on-site, offering faster construction, reduced waste, and improved quality control compared to traditional methods.

Both techniques enhance efficiency, reduce labor costs, and improve sustainability in construction projects.

Custom & Specialty Wood Framing
Refers to the design and construction of unique, high-quality wood framing solutions tailored to specific architectural and structural needs. This includes intricate designs, complex geometries, heavy timber framing, exposed beam structures, and specialty materials. Often used in custom homes, commercial projects, and historical restorations, specialty wood framing combines craftsmanship with engineering to create durable, aesthetically appealing, and structurally sound frameworks.

Structural Wood Framing

Structural framing refers to the load-bearing skeleton of a building or structure, providing support and stability. It consists of interconnected elements that distribute loads safely to the foundation. Structural framing can be categorized based on materials and design methods.

Types of Structural Framing

  1. Steel Framing – Uses steel columns, beams, and girders, common in high-rise buildings and industrial structures.

  2. Wood Framing – Utilizes timber for walls, floors, and roofs, often seen in residential and low-rise buildings.

  3. Concrete Framing – Includes reinforced concrete beams, columns, and slabs, ideal for mid-to-high-rise buildings.

  4. Masonry Framing – Uses load-bearing walls made of brick, block, or stone, sometimes reinforced with steel.

  5. Composite Framing – Combines multiple materials (e.g., steel and concrete) to enhance strength and efficiency.

Rough Carpentry

Rough carpentry focuses on the structural framework of buildings, including framing, roofing, flooring, and other foundational elements. Unlike finish carpentry, which involves detailed work like cabinetry and molding, rough carpentry prioritizes strength, durability, and functionality over aesthetics.

Key Aspects of Rough Carpentry:

  • Framing: Constructing the skeleton of a building using wood or metal studs.

  • Roofing: Installing rafters, trusses, and sheathing.

  • Flooring: Laying down subfloors and joists for support.

  • Wall Construction: Erecting walls with studs, headers, and sheathing.

  • Formwork: Building temporary molds for concrete foundations.

  • Bracing & Supports: Ensuring structural stability during and after construction.

Rough carpentry requires a solid understanding of blueprints, load-bearing structures, and building codes. It’s essential for creating a strong foundation before finish carpentry adds aesthetic elements.

Custom & Specialty Framing

Custom & Specialty Framing involves creating personalized frames tailored to artwork, photos, memorabilia, or unique objects. It includes selecting materials, colors, and designs to enhance and protect the item. Specialty framing may involve shadow boxes, floating frames, or archival-quality materials for preservation.

Prefabrication & Panelized Construction

Prefabrication & Panelized Construction involve assembling building components off-site in a controlled environment before transporting them to the construction site for quick assembly. Prefabrication includes modular units, wall panels, or structural elements, reducing waste, improving efficiency, and speeding up construction. Panelized construction specifically refers to factory-built wall, floor, and roof panels that are transported and assembled on-site, offering flexibility and quality control while maintaining a traditional construction appearance. Both methods enhance sustainability and cost-effectiveness in modern building practices.