Wood & Metal Framing

Everything built on top of a frame depends entirely on how well that frame was put together.

Framing is the part of construction that nobody sees once the walls go up — and that is exactly why it has to be done right. A frame that is not square, not plumb, or not properly spaced creates problems for every trade that follows. Sheetrock that does not hang flat. Tile that cracks because the wall behind it moves. Doors that bind because the opening was not framed correctly. At Precision Pro Building Co., we have been framing walls, additions, and remodel spaces across Corpus Christi and the Coastal Bend for over 35 years. We understand that good framing is not just structural — it is the foundation that determines the quality of everything built on top of it.

We work with both wood and metal stud framing depending on what the project calls for. Wood framing is common in residential remodels and additions where traditional construction methods apply. Metal stud framing is used in spaces where moisture resistance, straightness, and dimensional consistency matter — bathrooms, commercial interiors, and areas where wood would be prone to warping over time in South Texas humidity. We assess each project and use the system that makes the most sense for the application, not just the one that is faster to install.

Whether you are adding a new wall as part of a kitchen remodel, framing out a bathroom renovation, or building a new room addition in Corpus Christi or the surrounding area, the framing phase sets the standard for everything that follows. Call us at (866) 983-8868 and let us assess your project. We will tell you exactly what the framing scope involves, which system makes sense for your space, and how it fits into the larger renovation timeline.

What We Offer:

Wood Stud Framing — Residential wall framing using dimensional lumber — properly spaced, squared, and secured for new walls, partitions, and remodel additions.
Metal Stud Framing — Light gauge steel framing for interior walls, bathroom spaces, and commercial applications where dimensional consistency and moisture resistance are priorities.
New Wall Construction — Full wall framing for room additions, layout changes, and remodels where new walls are being added to an existing structure.
Door & Window Opening Framing — Openings framed with proper headers and king studs so doors and windows are supported correctly and operate without binding.
Remodel Framing & Reconfiguration — Existing walls assessed, non-load-bearing walls removed or relocated, and new framing installed to support the updated layout.
Bathroom & Wet Area Framing — Metal stud framing used in bathrooms and wet areas where moisture exposure makes wood framing a poor long-term choice.
Framing Coordination With Other Trades — Framing planned and executed to accommodate plumbing rough-in, electrical runs, and sheetrock installation so each trade has what it needs when it needs it.

Why Choose Precision Pro Building for Wood & Metal Framing

35 Years of Framing Experience in South Texas — Jose Flores and the Precision Pro Building Co. crew have been framing residential and light commercial spaces across Corpus Christi and the Coastal Bend for decades. We know how South Texas humidity and heat affect wood framing over time, and we know when metal stud systems are the better call for the application.
Square, Plumb, and Properly Spaced — Framing that is off by even a small margin creates compounding problems for every trade that follows. We check our work at every stage — plates, studs, corners, and openings — so the frame that goes up is one that every other trade can build off of cleanly.
Right Material for the Right Application — We do not default to one framing system for every job. Wood and metal stud framing each have their place, and we assess the specific conditions of your project — moisture exposure, space use, and surrounding materials — before deciding which system makes the most sense.
Integrated With Full Renovation Projects — Because framing is one of our in-house trades, it gets done at the right stage of the project in coordination with plumbing, electrical, and sheetrock. No waiting on a separate framing contractor before the next phase can move forward.
Transparent Scope Before Work Starts — We assess the space, identify what the framing scope involves, and give you a clear plan before any work begins. If we find existing framing issues that need to be addressed before new work goes in, you hear about it immediately with a straightforward explanation of what it means for the project.