Framing quality shapes every phase of a custom build. In the Teton climate, where air is dry and movement is constant, the lumber you use — and how you source it — makes a difference.
Modeled after a historic fire lookout tower, this guesthouse was a true test of our framing chops, layout creativity, and grit —and the result is unforgettable.
What started as a shop build became something more—a private, light-filled salon space upstairs, designed just for Paige. It's warm, personal, and thoughtfully built to grow with her.
What do you build at 10,000 feet in one of the snowiest places in America? A warm home for a snowkitty.
Building in Teton Valley? Here's what actually holds up—and what we recommend—for siding that lasts through deep snow, high sun, and years of freeze-thaw cycles in Teton Valley.
With high elevation, brutal winds, and long winters, Teton Valley isn't the place for rookie framers. Learn why it takes serious experience to frame right up here.
Planning to build in Victor, Driggs, or Tetonia? Learn how to navigate short seasons, snow loads, site prep, and scheduling from the team who builds through it all.
A high-end timber frame home with Ipe decks, white oak details, and floating stairwork—crafted by Timberhouse Construction in the heart of Teton Valley.
Glass walls, a custom fireplace, and hand-built details turned this covered deck into the most inviting space on the property.
A modern deck project with heat, lighting, metalwork, a hidden TV, and an outdoor kitchen—all dialed in for four-season use.
