Steel and Timber House Framing Bendigo | Andrew's Timeless Carpentry

We put up steel and timber house frames for new builds and extensions around Bendigo and central Victoria, along with roof framing.

Everything that comes after sits on the frame, so we like it to be done correctly from the start. The same care goes into the frame as into the finish.

What we frame

Steel house frames
Timber house frames
Frames for extensions
Roof framing

A recent job

Steel and timber frames

House frames and roof framing for new builds around Bendigo.

Steel house frame and roof trusses standing on a concrete slab

Timber house frame and roof trusses going up on a bush block among gum trees

Two carpenters setting a roof truss into place

Good to know

Questions people ask

Can a carpenter build a house?

A carpenter can do much of the structure, such as the frame, but in Victoria taking on all parts of a new home needs a builder in the unlimited class.

We frame steel and timber houses for new builds and extensions.

Source: Building Regulations 2018, Schedule 12

Is a carpenter a builder?

Not always. Carpentry is a trade, while a builder is registered to take on building work, and in Victoria one person can be both.

Andrew is a carpenter and a registered builder: his registration is Domestic Builder (Limited), carpentry, DB-L 100242.

Source: Building Regulations 2018, Schedule 12