Show the Projects Your Framing Crew Can Support

Describe your package and capacity

Separate wood framing, steel framing, additions and larger construction packages according to the work your crew actually performs. Explain the building types, service area and how customers can ask about availability. Avoid promising a start date before reviewing the job and current workload.

Make project photographs informative

Add captions explaining the stage, scope and your team’s role. Show progress and completed work where you have permission, and credit design or specialist input appropriately. A portfolio should help a builder understand your experience without treating photographs as proof of an unstated certification.

Ask for the right estimating inputs

Invite the client to share the drawing revision, location, expected scope, supply responsibilities and proposed sequence. Explain whether you provide labour only or a broader package. Separate homeowner enquiries from builder bid invitations so the follow-up matches the request.

Share lessons about coordination

An article on preparing a framing brief or recording a project’s handover can help customers plan. Use examples from actual work and distinguish construction evidence from general marketing claims. Review estimates, accepted work and repeat builder relationships when judging the results.

Discuss Your Marketing With IAM

Industry Army Marketing works with contracting businesses on websites, local SEO, project content and enquiry tracking. Bring your website, service area, preferred work and examples of completed projects to the conversation.

Registration on one relevant hub is $10 USD per year. City-page partnerships are a separate, selective opportunity for businesses and creators contributing useful project content. Website and marketing services have their own agreed scope and pricing. Registration does not guarantee rankings or enquiries.