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Timber framing, also known as post and beam construction,
is one of the building methods chosen by Cross Timbers Custom Homes.
In conventional building, the frame of the home is usually hidden.
In timber framing construction, the frame is visible and meant to be
appreciated as a finished surface and architectural detail. Colonial
homes, churches, barns, and covered bridges were built this way in
which large wooden timbers are joined together using wooden pegs.
Cross Timbers utilizes the same structural techniques used by the
old world craftsmen combined with modern framing techniques, high
tech tools, and energy efficient insulation to design your custom
home. The timber frame is adaptable to many different floor plans
and styles from traditional to contemporary including Country French,
English Tudor and Rustic.
We purchase our timber frames and insulating panels from S.P. Brooks
Company located in New Hampshire . They transport these building
materials to your home site where our crew erects the frame. As the
building process continues, the future home owner is supplied with
an owner's manual from S.P. Brooks Company detailing every aspect
of the building process.
- An initial get-together to discuss your plans, your lot, costs,
and contracting methods.
- A visit to one or more of our existing projects with features
similar to your ideas.
- Developing rough 1/8” scale plans and unit cost estimates.
- Modeling your frame in 3-D perspective on our computer.
- Specifying details and producing a set of working drawings.
- Securing firm bids for construction using plans, specifications
and details from your Owner's Manual.
- Obtain permits and finalize financing.
- Signing contracts.
- Beginning construction.
- Monitoring construction progress.
- Evaluating the finished product.
Cross Timbers Custom Homes is the only construction company in the
Tulsa area offering full general contracting services for your entire
timber frame project. Let the timber framing experts at Cross Timbers
Custom Homes build your dream home!
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