From multi-story decks and homes to custom and one-of-a-kind structures, our family-owned and operated business combines local experience with two dedicated crews to help bring your vision to life.
Actual job photos. Real craftsmanship.
Larry is a local owner, and Larry's Framing has been family owned and operated since 2003. Larry personally leads the framing and building crew, handling projects from multi-story decks and houses to high-end residential construction. His son Jarrid personally runs the second crew, specializing in unusual custom builds.
Personally led by Larry, this versatile crew handles decks, houses, multi-story structures and million-dollar homes.
Personally run by Larry's son Jarrid, our specialist crew focuses on unique designs, uncommon structures and demanding one-of-a-kind projects.
Have a project in mind? Tell us what you dream of building. Photos help us understand it more accurately.
REQUEST A QUOTE →See the details that go into real framing projects. We'll continue adding job photos as more work is documented.
Real photos from Larry's Framing
More projects and photo collections will appear here as they become available.
Send us your own photos and a short description so we can understand your project.
TELL US ABOUT IT →Family owned and operated since 2003, Larry's Framing is built around two personally led crews: Larry heads the framing and building crew, and his son Jarrid runs the custom-and-exotic specialist crew. You dream it. We build it.
Serving the community with framing and building services since '03.
Larry personally leads the framing crew; his son Jarrid runs the custom-and-exotic crew.
Larry owns the company and leads Crew 1, while his son Jarrid personally runs Crew 2.
Larry is a local owner who has built his family-owned and operated business around framing and construction. Since 2003, Larry's Framing has grown its work across a wide variety of structures, from everyday residential projects to elaborate, high-end homes.
Family is at the heart of the two-crew approach. Larry personally leads the first crew, focusing on framing and building across different project sizes. His son Jarrid personally runs the second crew, which concentrates on unusual, highly customized work that deserves specialist attention.
Whether you have plans ready to discuss or just an idea and a few photos, the first step is sharing what you want to build.
Real work, real details. The project shown here is one of Larry's Framing's porch and deck builds, documented during construction.
The right experience for the project in front of us
Personally led by Larry, our general framing and building crew handles a wide range of residential structures. Larry leads the team from everyday framing assignments to ambitious construction requiring careful coordination of many structural elements.
Personally run by Larry's son Jarrid, this specialist crew brings the family-owned company's hands-on approach to builds that don't fit a standard template. Jarrid's crew focuses on distinctive ideas, unconventional layouts and challenging designs that need specialist attention.
What to share when you reach out
Describe what you're building, the type of structure and where the work is needed.
Upload photos of the current structure, work area, sketches or reference images. Clear photos help make the initial response more accurate.
Include the best phone number so we can follow up about details, scope and next steps when the contact service is enabled.
From established framing methods to uncommon ideas, we're here to hear what you want to build.
EXPLORE OUR WORK →Tell us what you have in mind and upload photos of the existing structure, site or inspiration. Photos give us a clearer picture of the work and help us provide a more accurate initial response.
Whether you're planning a deck, framing a home or tackling a custom build, share the details in the form. Include your name and the best phone number for us to reach you.
We strongly encourage adding clear pictures of the work area, existing structure, rough sketches or inspiration. A wide view and a couple of detail shots can help us understand the scope before we follow up.
Pictures are recommended, not required. Up to 3 images can be attached to your request.