Home Addition Framing Scarborough — Licensed, Insured & 5-Star Rated
Scarborough's Experienced Home Addition Framing Contractor
Home addition framing in Scarborough covers second-floor additions, rear additions, side additions, garage conversions, and in-law suite framing built to Ontario Building Code and left inspection-ready.
Home Addition Framing Scarborough needs clean layout, code-aware framing, and an inspection-ready handoff from the start. Scarborough is one of the GTA’s most family-oriented communities — and its housing stock reflects that. Split-levels in Highland Creek, side-splits in Agincourt, and detached homes in Birch Cliff and Malvern are all seeing a surge in addition projects as families choose to expand rather than relocate.
Timberr Framing is a fully licensed home addition framing contractor serving Scarborough and all of its diverse neighbourhoods. We frame second-floor additions on split-levels, rear extensions for growing families, side builds, and in-law suites designed for multi-generational living — all to Ontario Building Code and ready for inspection.
We carry $5M in liability insurance, maintain a 5.0 rating across 40 Google reviews and 11 HomeStars reviews, and bring the same structural precision to a modest rear bump-out as to a large-scale second-storey build. Scarborough’s unique housing types — particularly its split-level and side-split homes — require a framing crew that understands the structural nuances of adding onto these designs.
Whether you are raising the roof on a side-split in Agincourt, building a rear family room in Highland Creek, or adding a self-contained in-law suite in Malvern, Timberr Framing delivers house addition framing in Scarborough that is structurally sound, code-compliant, and ready for the next trade.
Browse what we offer below — or contact us now if you already know what you need.

Our Addition Framing Services In Scarborough

Second-Floor Addition Framing
Complete structural framing for second-floor additions — including new floor systems, load-bearing walls, roof framing, and structural tie-ins to your existing home. In Scarborough, many homeowners are adding a full second storey to split-level and side-split homes to gain the bedrooms and living space their families need. We work with your architect and engineer to execute the plan accurately.
Adding a second floor to a split-level involves unique structural considerations — the existing rooflines and staggered floor levels must be carefully integrated with the new framing. Timberr Framing handles these complexities with precision.

Rear Addition Framing
Rear additions are a straightforward way to expand your Scarborough home without changing the front of the house. We frame rear bump-outs, kitchen extensions, family room additions, and full-width rear builds — properly tied into your existing structure.
Scarborough lots are generally deeper than those in downtown Toronto, giving families room for meaningful rear expansions. All rear addition framing is completed to Ontario Building Code with clean structural tie-ins.

Side Addition Framing
Side additions extend your home into the side yard — adding bedrooms, expanded living areas, or ground-floor space. Many Scarborough homes sit on lots wide enough to support a side build without requiring a minor variance.
Timberr Framing handles the structural framing for side additions of all sizes, ensuring proper setback compliance and solid integration with the existing home.

Garage Conversion & Addition Framing
Converting an existing garage into living space or building a new attached garage with a room above requires structural framing that meets code. In Scarborough, garage conversions are a popular way to add a ground-floor bedroom, home office, or rental unit.
We frame garage-to-living conversions, garage additions with upper-floor space, and standalone garage structures. All work is inspection-ready.

In-Law Suite & Secondary Suite Framing
Scarborough has one of the highest demands for in-law suites in the GTA, driven by its large population of multi-generational households. Whether you are building a basement suite, a ground-floor addition, or a second-floor unit, the framing must meet Ontario Building Code requirements for separate dwelling units — including fire separation, egress, and sound isolation framing.
Timberr Framing understands the code requirements for secondary suites and frames accordingly.
Why Scarborough Homeowners Choose Timberr Framing
Adding onto your Scarborough home is a major investment — and the framing determines whether the project succeeds or becomes a series of costly corrections. Split-levels, side-splits, and older detached homes each present different structural demands that require experienced handling.
- Fully licensed addition framing contractor — licensed across Ontario
- $5M liability insurance — full coverage on every project
- 5.0 Google rating — 40 verified reviews
- 5.0 HomeStars rating — 11 verified reviews
- Split-level and side-split expertise — experienced with the housing types common across Scarborough
- On-time delivery — clear scheduling and direct communication
- Clean job sites — organized crews who respect your property and your neighbours
How It Works

Contact us by phone or through the form at the bottom of this page. We review your addition plans, visit your Scarborough property to assess the existing structure, and provide a detailed written quote with no obligation.

We confirm structural plans, material requirements, and schedule with you or your GC directly. For additions on Scarborough's split-level and side-split homes, structural engineer involvement is typically required to address the staggered floor levels — we coordinate that communication.
Our licensed crew arrives on schedule and frames your addition to spec. We manage structural tie-ins to your existing home, coordinate material deliveries, and keep you updated throughout. Each phase is verified against your approved plans before we move forward.

All addition framing is completed to Ontario Building Code and ready for inspection. We do not hand off until the structure is right — and we support the inspection process as needed.
Frequently Asked Questions — Home Addition Framing Scarborough
How much does home addition framing cost in Scarborough?
Addition framing costs in Scarborough are driven by the project type, square footage, and structural complexity. Rear additions are generally the most cost-effective option. Second-floor additions — especially on split-level homes — cost more because of the structural work required to integrate new framing with staggered existing floor levels.
Garage conversions and in-law suites vary with scope. For a reliable number, contact Timberr Framing for a free detailed quote tailored to your Scarborough project.
Is Timberr Framing licensed to do addition framing in Scarborough?
Yes. Timberr Framing is fully licensed to perform framing work across Ontario, including every type of home addition framing in Scarborough. We carry $5M in liability insurance, are registered with WSIB, and build every project to Ontario Building Code. Licensing and insurance documentation is provided on request.
What kinds of additions do you frame in Scarborough?
We handle all major addition types:
- Second-floor additions — full upper-storey builds on split-levels, side-splits, and bungalows View details
- Rear additions — bump-outs, kitchen extensions, family room additions View details
- Side additions — extending into your side yard View details
- Garage conversions and additions — garage-to-living space, new attached garages
- In-law suites and secondary suites — self-contained units for multi-generational living
Have a project in mind? Contact us to discuss.
How long does addition framing take?
A standard rear addition frame typically takes one to two weeks. A full second-floor addition on a split-level or detached home generally requires two to four weeks depending on size and complexity.
Timberr Framing provides a clear project timeline during the quoting process and maintains communication throughout the build.
Do I need a structural engineer?
In most cases, yes. Any project involving load-bearing changes, foundation work, or a second-floor build requires structural engineering. This is especially true for additions on split-level homes, where the staggered floor system adds complexity.
Timberr Framing coordinates directly with structural engineers and frames to their specifications. We ensure the structure meets all requirements for municipal inspection.
Can you add onto a split-level or side-split home?
Yes — and this is an area where our experience matters. Split-levels and side-splits have staggered floor levels and non-standard rooflines that make additions more complex than a typical bungalow or two-storey build.
Timberr Framing has direct experience framing additions on these home types. We assess the existing structure, work with your engineer to plan the tie-in, and frame the addition so it integrates cleanly with the original design.
Do I need a building permit for framing?
Yes. Any home addition in Scarborough requires a building permit from the City of Toronto before construction begins. This applies to all addition types — second-floor builds, rear extensions, side additions, garage conversions, and in-law suites.
Timberr Framing frames to Ontario Building Code and delivers work that is inspection-ready. Permits are typically handled by the homeowner or their GC — we frame to the approved drawings.
What is the difference between an addition and a renovation?
A home addition expands your home — adding new rooms, a new storey, or an extension. A renovation modifies existing space without increasing the home's overall size.
Timberr Framing does both. For renovation framing, visit our renovation framing services page. For additions, you are in the right place.
Do you work with builders and general contractors?
Yes. Timberr Framing regularly operates as a framing subcontractor for GCs running addition projects in Scarborough and the wider GTA.
We coordinate smoothly with other trades and meet the scheduling requirements of residential builds. GCs looking for a reliable framing sub should contact us to discuss their upcoming projects.
What areas do you serve?
Can you frame an in-law suite that meets Ontario code for a secondary suite?
Yes. Ontario Building Code has specific standards for secondary suites — fire separation, sound transmission ratings, separate egress, and minimum ceiling heights. Every aspect of the framing must be built to these standards.
Timberr Framing delivers secondary suite framing to code — including fire-rated wall assemblies, sound isolation framing, and proper egress window framing. All work is left inspection-ready.
---Get a Free Addition Framing Quote in Scarborough
Tell us about your addition project and we will respond within one business day.
What Happens Next
- We review your project details within one business day.
- We contact you to confirm scope, timing, and site conditions.
- You receive a clear framing quote with no obligation.
Licensed, insured, WSIB-registered, and backed by 5-star reviews.
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(416) 236-6744
Email Us
timberrframing@gmail.com