All Pro Framing has framed homes, garages, and commercial buildings across the region for more than 20 years. In New London, we deliver complete framing packages — floor systems, walls, roof framing, and sheathing — with our own crews, our own equipment, and a schedule we put in writing.
From foundation sill to roof sheathing, we frame the whole structure: floor systems, exterior and interior walls, stairs, and engineered or stick-framed roofs. One crew, one schedule, one point of accountability — no coordination headaches between framing phases in New London.
The most expensive framing crew is the one that doesn't show up. Ours are core crews who've worked together for years — not pickup labor — and we commit to start dates we can actually keep. When weather gives New London a window, we're in it.
Everything downstream — drywall, cabinets, trim, doors — depends on framing being straight and square. We build to Minnesota code with proper headers, load paths, and hurricane ties, and we make friends with inspectors by giving them nothing to write up.
Framing in this part of the country has to handle snow load, wind, and 140-degree annual temperature swings. We size headers and spans for real conditions and sheathe tight so the building performs for decades.
Most residential framing (labor plus lumber) lands between $8 and $25 per square foot depending on complexity, story count, and current lumber prices. A simple garage is at the low end; a custom home with vaults and complex rooflines is at the top. Use our framing cost calculator for a ballpark, then call 320-217-2691 for a real number.
Both. GCs and builders hire us as their framing sub for full packages; homeowners hire us directly for garages, additions, and new builds where they're acting as their own GC.
A typical garage frames in 2-4 days, a single-family home in 1-3 weeks, and larger or complex builds in 3-6 weeks. Weather and material availability move those numbers, which is why we quote a schedule in writing before we start.
Yes — All Pro Framing LLC is fully insured, and we're happy to provide certificates of insurance to any GC or homeowner before work starts.
Yes. We frame through Minnesota winters — cold-weather framing is normal work for a crew that's been doing this 20+ years. Some phases actually schedule easier in winter.
Honest numbers, written quotes, and a crew that shows up.