Dimensional lumber and engineered wood framing — floors, walls, roofs, and everything between — cut and stood by career framers.
Edge Enterprise LLC brings wood framing to Menomonee Falls backed by 25+ years of framing experience and more than 1,000 multi-family units built across the Upper Midwest. Menomonee Falls is a strong regional market in Waukesha County — big enough for steady multi-family and commercial work, small enough that reputation still travels fast between builders and inspectors.
Our Long Prairie, MN base puts Menomonee Falls about 8 hours out. We plan mobilization, material staging, and crew rotations around that from day one. Wisconsin work falls under the Wisconsin Commercial Building Code and the Uniform Dwelling Code (UDC) for residential — a code framework with its own quirks that we know well. Typical design values for the Menomonee Falls area — ground snow load around 30–35 psf, design wind speeds of 105–115 mph, and frost depths near 48–60 in. — are baked into how we detail and build here; final values are always confirmed with the local building official.
I-joists, LVL, PSL, glulam, and floor trusses — we read the shop drawings, catch conflicts before they're built, and install to the manufacturer's spec.
Walls plumb, plates straight, openings square. The drywallers and finish carpenters behind us will tell you our frames are the easy ones to follow.
Upper-Midwest framing means framing through real winters. We sequence, protect, and dry-in so the schedule survives the weather.
Both. Edge Enterprise frames single-family homes, townhomes, multi-family buildings, and commercial wood structures in Menomonee Falls and the surrounding Waukesha County area.
Yes — our crews frame year-round across Wisconsin. Cold-weather framing is standard practice for us: we plan material staging, snow removal, and dry-in sequencing so winter doesn't stall your schedule.
Yes. I-joists, LVL and PSL beams, glulam, and floor/roof trusses are on nearly every set of plans we frame. We install to the manufacturer's specifications and coordinate directly with the truss and EWP suppliers.
Send us your plans through the contact form and we'll return a clear, line-item framing proposal — typically within a few business days depending on project size.
Tell us about your build. We'll get back to you with a clear, honest scope and estimate — typically within one business day.
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