Frameworks Concepts, Inc.

Frameworks Concepts, Inc. works out of the Roanoke area from an address in Northlake. The company acts as a design build subcontractor that handles cold formed steel roof trusses, cold formed steel wall panels, floor systems, interior finish out, structural steel, and full structural design build scopes. They stress the strengths and weaknesses of each system to land on the most cost effective third party engineered solution for a given project. Their listed scopes cover prefabricated load bearing wall panels, ways to integrate structural steel into a panelized setup, selection of the right floor system for cost, prefabricated roof trusses, and non load bearing framing plus drywall.

Customers who reach the facility point out the access road as a real issue. One review states the road is in poor shape and four wheel drive is needed to make it through. That single note lines up with the overall three star Google rating that shows up even though no reviews are counted in the total. The same point about getting to the site comes through as the main detail shared by anyone who has gone there.

Work centers on picking the right combination of steel panels, trusses, and framing to keep costs down while meeting the project needs. The company lists past projects and contact options on their site along with details on value engineering and structural engineering steps. Service stays tied to those specific scopes rather than broader construction trades. The claimed Google profile lists the same address and category without adding extra details on hours or response times.

The three star rating sits in place with the lone comment on road conditions as the only concrete feedback available. Reviewers keep coming back to the same access problem when they mention the location. All the project scopes stay focused on the steel and framing items listed in the company materials, with no other work areas described.

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“The road to get to their Facility is HORRIBLE BETTER HAVE FOUR WHEEL DRIVE.”