Residential Spec Homes
Quality spec homes framed in steel from the ground up, including our builds at 160 Harris Lane and 178 Eagle Ridge.
Superior Quality Steel Frames With Family Values.
Family-Owned · Est. 2015
Every home starts with a strong foundation. As a family owned business, we
build precision steel framing with craftsmanship, honesty, and care so your project is built to last for generations.
Our Story
Dynamic Steel Framing began with one simple goal to build every project the way we'd build it for our own family.
What started as a small family business has grown through trust, quality workmanship, and long-lasting relationships with homeowners and builders across the region.
Every frame we install reflects the pride we take in our work.
About Us
Our Steel Framing Services
From spec homes and custom builds to ADUs, sheds, and specialty steel components.
What We Do
Custom Orders
One-of-a-kind frames built to your plans, from a hunting cabin for D. Furr to a mountain house for G. Bauer.
ADUs & Metal Sheds
Backyard ADUs, guest houses, and steel sheds that will not rot, warp, or attract termites.
Additional Services
Wall panels, roof trusses, soffits, and commercial steel framing. Have something else in mind? Just ask.
Same footprint Same design.
A structure that behaves better for the next 100 years
Why Steel Framing
Fire Resistant
Steel doesn't burn, so your frame stays standing when it matters most.
Termite Proof
No wood means nothing to eat. Zero pest damage over the life of the build.
100% Recyclable
Steel is the most recycled material on the planet. Sustainable by design.
Lower Lifetime Cost
Less maintenance, fewer repairs, longer service life.
Doesn't Warp or Shrink
Straight walls today, straight walls in twenty years.
Mold & Rot Resistant
Water can't feed steel the way it feeds wood.
Faster Build Times
Pre-engineered panels arrive ready to assemble on site.
Higher Strength-to-Weight
Stronger frame, lighter footprint on foundations.
Energy Efficient
Tighter tolerances make for tighter, better insulated buildings.
Local Housing Needs
Building the Homes Our Community Needs
Local studies across Mesa, Garfield, and Montrose counties point to the same gap: not enough small, attainable homes for young families, first-time buyers, and seniors.
$400k
Where many new homes now land, driven by materials and code costs.
+$20–30k
Added to each home by new state energy rules.
#1 need
Starter homes: 3 bed, 2 bath, 1,100–1,400 sq ft.
Our answer: two efficient core plans
~1,200 sq ft · 3 bed / 2 bath
~900 sq ft · 2 bed / 1 bath
Add a garage when the budget allows. One proven steel frame, multiple price points, so homes stay attainable and builds stay on schedule.
Recent Steel Framing Projects
Our Work
Explore our latest residential and commercial steel framing projects completed with precision, quality, and craftsmanship.
Our Simple Building Process
Engineered steel framing solutions for residential, commercial, and custom construction projects.
How It Works
Request Your Quote
Tell us about your project goals, size, and timeline.
Site Review & Planning
We review your plans, engineering requirements, and project scope.
Precision Fabrication
Every steel component is manufactured to exact specifications.
Professional Installation
Our experienced team installs every frame with precision and care.
What Our Clients Say
Client Stories
Frequently Asked Questions
FAQ
Have a question not listed here? Call us directly or request a free quote and we'll get back to you promptly.
On material alone, steel is usually within a few percent of premium framing lumber and often cheaper when lumber prices spike. Once you factor in faster assembly, fewer callbacks, and lower lifetime maintenance, the total cost of ownership almost always favors steel.
Absolutely. Steel framing is hidden behind the same drywall, siding, and finishes used in any traditional home. From the outside and inside, a steel-framed house looks identical to a wood-framed one. The only difference is what’s behind the walls.
No. Steel framing works with all standard insulation types including batt, blown-in, and spray foam. Thermal bridging can be addressed with continuous exterior insulation or thermal break strips, which are common practice in modern steel construction.
Timelines vary based on project size and complexity. However, steel framing is generally faster than wood because panels are pre-engineered and arrive ready to assemble on site, reducing overall framing time compared to traditional stick-built methods.
Yes. Steel-framed homes can be remodeled and expanded just like wood-framed structures. New steel members can be connected to existing framing, and openings for windows, doors, or walls can be modified with proper engineering and planning.
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Dynamic Steel Framing gives builders the speed, strength, and simplicity today’s housing market demands. Let’s create homes that actually fit the Western Slope.
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