Texas Roof and Floor Truss Manufacturers

Frame X Systems produces precision-built cold-formed steel framing components, including roof trusses, floor framing, load-bearing wall panels, and related structural elements. Each package is developed from coordinated project information rather than standard off-the-shelf assumptions. This approach supports residential, commercial, institutional, multifamily, custom home, and specialty building projects that need engineered, installation-ready framing.

Cold-formed steel framing can be a strong fit for Texas projects because it offers dimensional accuracy and resistance to rot, warp, decay, and fire. FrameX designs each system around the project’s structural requirements, then coordinates it with the architectural and engineering documents. Dallas–Fort Worth teams also benefit from prefabricated components that reduce site fabrication and material handling.

Yes. FrameX provides cold-formed steel framing design and engineering for roof systems, floors, trusses, load-bearing walls, and related components. Project documentation is developed for code-compliant construction, and stamped structural packages are included with the overall framing package. Engineering is coordinated with the project’s design intent to support accurate manufacturing and field installation.

A constructability review examines architectural and structural plans to identify framing conflicts, coordination gaps, and opportunities to improve efficiency before construction begins. FrameX evaluates how the framing will interface with the broader building design, helping clarify scope and reduce avoidable field questions. The review can also inform budgeting, scheduling, component sequencing, and the overall installation strategy.

BIM coordination creates a three-dimensional model of the cold-formed steel framing and aligns it with architectural, structural, and MEP systems. Reviewing these systems together helps identify potential clashes before components are manufactured or crews are on site. That early visibility can reduce RFIs, field modifications, wasted material, and schedule disruption while providing a clearer installation reference.

Yes. FrameX provides preliminary project review and budget pricing when project plans and details are submitted. The review helps define framing scope, assess feasibility, and identify the coordinated services needed for the project. Detailed proposals are tailored to the specific building and include transparent pricing information, estimated lead times, and project schedule considerations rather than generic rates.

FrameX coordinates shipping as part of the overall framing package and can deliver prefabricated components in an installation-focused sequence. Planned delivery helps reduce jobsite congestion, excess handling, and confusion about what crews need next. The delivery strategy is coordinated with the construction workflow so roof, floor, wall, and associated framing components can support efficient installation.

Yes. Frame X Systems has national delivery capability and serves projects throughout the United States. Texas, including the Dallas–Fort Worth market, is one of its listed service areas, alongside Denver and Phoenix. The company collaborates remotely and with project stakeholders to coordinate design, engineering, manufacturing, and shipping for installation-ready cold-formed steel framing packages.