Springfield, MA
Springfield is about twenty miles south — the largest city we cover, in Hampden County. Full lineup: roofing, siding, decks, painting, and framing for homeowners across the city. Storm damage and insurance documentation show up more often here than on a quiet Northampton side street. We still run one crew from Oak Street. No regional subcontractors, no bait-and-switch on materials. A Springfield roof gets the same ice-and-water shield and flashing detail we use in Hampshire County. If a repair will hold, we say so. If the shingles or the wrap are done, we say that too. If you want a look this week, call +1 (929) 233-2139. Julio Lucero founded JMC Construction in 2019; we still answer the phone. Updated August 2026.
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More questions? Call +1 (929) 233-2139 or request an estimate — we don't believe in pressure sales.
01What type of framing do you do — wood, steel, or both?
Structural Framing
What type of framing do you do — wood, steel, or both?
Structural FramingWe specialize in wood framing for residential projects using dimensional lumber and engineered lumber products. For commercial or mixed-use projects that require steel framing, we have the expertise and equipment to handle both light-gauge steel and structural steel as specified by the engineer.
02How long does it take to frame a house?
Structural Framing
How long does it take to frame a house?
Structural FramingFor a typical single-family home, framing takes 1 to 2 weeks depending on size, complexity, and weather conditions. Larger custom homes or complex rooflines may take longer. We provide a detailed timeline during your estimate.
03How does Trex composite decking compare to wood?
Composite Decking (Trex)
How does Trex composite decking compare to wood?
Composite Decking (Trex)Trex requires no sanding, staining, or sealing — just occasional soap and water cleaning. It resists fading, scratching, and mold, and lasts 25+ years, making it a great long-term value over wood.
04Does composite decking get hot in the sun?
Composite Decking (Trex)
Does composite decking get hot in the sun?
Composite Decking (Trex)Like all decking materials, composite can get warm in direct sun. Lighter colors stay cooler than darker ones. We can help you select a shade that balances aesthetics with comfort.
