High-End Framing Contractors in New Westminster
Forming and framing for heritage-area and contemporary homes in New Westminster.
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Framing in New Westminster
New Westminster is one of the region’s oldest cities, set on a hillside above the Fraser River. Its neighbourhoods include Queen’s Park, Glenbrook and Sapperton, and it has an unusually large stock of heritage homes.
Mountview takes on custom home framing, major renovations and additions in New Westminster by project, working from your architect’s and engineer’s drawings.
Queen’s Park is a well-known heritage district with many Victorian and Edwardian homes. Work on older houses calls for careful structural planning, and heritage rules can apply to some properties.
The streets climb steeply from the river, so on some blocks access is tight; we plan lifts, deliveries and storage ahead of time.
The city’s hillside also means sloped sites and views over the river. We plan access, sequencing and structural work around those conditions.
Send us your New Westminster plans for a free, no-obligation estimate.
Nearby Areas We Serve
Mountview also takes projects in these neighbouring areas.
What We Build in New Westminster
Heritage-area renovations, additions, rebuilds and custom homes.
Careful With Older Structure
Reworking century-old framing needs planning and sequencing as much as skill.
Hillside Sites
Sloped lots above the river call for stepped foundations and planned access.
Our Services
Free Project Estimates
Planning a project in New Westminster? Tell us about it and we will come back with a free, no-obligation estimate.
Call 604-613-0913
Frequently Asked Questions About Framing in New Westminster
Do you take projects in New Westminster?
Yes, by project. We review the scope and the site, then confirm.
Can you work on heritage homes in Queen’s Park?
We frame renovations and additions on older homes, working to the approved drawings. Heritage requirements vary by property, so your designer should confirm what applies.
Do hillside lots cost more to frame?
They usually need more planning because of stepped foundations and access. We review the drawings and site before quoting.
How do I get an estimate?
Send your drawings through the contact page or call 604-613-0913.