BEFORE WE BEGIN
Please answer the following questions so we can prepare a preliminary budget estimate and identify the best starting point for your project.
Note: Your responses and the budget range provided are preliminary only, not a final quote. This form is simply to give you a rough idea of what your project may cost.
* Even if you’re unsure, give your best answer with the information you have.
We’ll use this information only to share your estimate and connect with you about your project.
Timber Fabrication & Installation: We fabricate and raise the reclaimed frame on your prepared slab or foundation.
Dry-In Service: Includes timber fabrication and installation plus wall framing, roof
decking, exterior doors and windows, and roof system so the building is weather-tight and ready for interior finishing.
Design Service: We create design plans for the reclaimed frame elements only, which you can hand off to your architect or engineer for complete build plans.
Project Management: We oversee your project from the planning stage through construction, coordinating with contractors, engineers, and architects. Our role is to align scope, budget, and schedule while keeping the build on track and organized.
Complete Service: Includes the design and pre-construction services as well as timber fabrication, installation, and dry-in for full start-to-finish support.
Original Reclaimed Frame: If you value a structure that stays as close as possible to its original historic design, choose this option.
Modified Reclaimed Frame: If you value keeping a historic frame but need it adapted for a new footprint or layout, choose this option.
Custom Reclaimed Frame: If you value total design freedom while still using reclaimed timbers and traditional building techniques, choose this option.
Please include additional measurements below if decided.
* Because reclaimed wood is unique, the final product may look slightly different than these examples.
Important Note:More bents and elaborate joinery don’t automatically make a timber frame stronger, but they do make it more expensive. Each added detail means more layout, more cutting, and more labor. We recommend choosing the level of complexity that matches the look and presence you want to create.
We use this information to evaluate access, terrain, and foundation needs.
Dried-in typically includes wall and ceiling insulation with exterior sheathing as the core service, and can also include roofing, doors, windows, siding, and other elements as needed.
Approximate number and sizes for windows & exterior doors
Do you need any large openings, such as vehicle bays, glass walls, or sliding doors?
This number includes all construction costs, not just Three Ten Timber’s services.
I understand that reclaimed timber is a premium option, valued for character and quality rather than cost savings.
This is optional, but sharing photos, sketches, or inspiration images helps us tremendously in preparing your estimate.
How We Work
We specialize in building with historic reclaimed timbers using traditional joinery. To make sure every project succeeds, we separate what we do, what we manage, and what we don’t. This helps clarify where our craftsmanship ends and where our project management and coordination begin.
What We Can Self-Perform
Fabricate and raise custom timber frame and log structures using historic reclaimed timbers with traditional joinery.
Create design plans for reclaimed frame elements that your architect or engineer can use to produce complete build plans.
Provide pre-construction services to assemble the team, set the budget, and plan scope and schedule.
Build to a weatherproof exterior (Dry-In Service), which can include:
Structural Insulated Panel (SIP) installation or other wall/roof enclosure systems
Roof decking installation
Exterior siding installation (when included in scope)
Window and exterior door installation
Flashing, trim, and sealants required for a tight building envelopeSupply reclaimed materials for siding, roof decking, and flooring when included in scope.
What We Can Manage
Coordinate architects, engineers, and designers to produce complete architectural and engineered plan sets.
Oversee permitting, code compliance, and HOA approvals through the appropriate professionals.
Manage subcontractors for excavation, foundation, framing, roofing, and other trades.
Schedule and supervise mechanical, electrical, and plumbing contractors.
Handle bid solicitation, procurement, budgeting, and progress tracking throughout the build.
Act as the owner’s representative to ensure quality, communication, and alignment from start to finish.
What We Don’t Self-Perform
Site work such as surveying, soils testing, tree clearing, grading, driveways, or utility trenching.
Excavation, foundation, and concrete.
Mechanical, electrical, plumbing, fire suppression, or low-voltage systems.
Full general contracting or assuming legal responsibility for all trades.
Landscaping, hardscaping, gutters, septic or well systems, and final utility connections.
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