Framing contractors

Send a framing contractor packet that looks as organized as your work.

Organize framing licenses, insurance, workers’ comp, safety paperwork, and project references for the next GC request.

Why this matters

Your paperwork should be as ready as your crew.

Framing contractors are often asked to show crew, safety, and comparable-project information alongside standard insurance and tax forms.

A concise company profile can explain your scope, crew capacity, service area, and typical project size without exposing private financial information.

Useful starting set

Framing packet documents

W-9
Certificate of insurance
Business or trade license
Workers’ compensation proof
Safety program
References
Equipment or crew profile

A few practical answers

What belongs in a framing company profile?

Include scope, service area, years in business, crew capacity, project types, contact information, and relevant references.

Do I need OSHA logs?

Only when applicable and requested. OSHA recordkeeping requirements depend on coverage, employee count, and industry exemptions.

There is no universal packet. Confirm exact insurance, licensing, safety, and project requirements with the GC or professional adviser responsible for the work.