Residential Structural Shoring

Residential Structural Shoring

Residential structural shoring is the temporary support that carries floors, walls, and roof loads while a load-bearing wall or existing beam is removed. Adjustable steel posts and temporary framing pick up that load before demolition starts, so the house stays stable until the permanent beam, posts, and connections can take over.

Shoring is planned around the engineered load path, not guessed on site. Posts are set plumb, on sound bearing, and left in place through beam installation. Once the new structure is connected and ready, the temporary supports come out.

Homeowners across Hamilton, Burlington, Oakville, and the Golden Horseshoe rely on this step for load-bearing wall removal, beam swaps, and open-concept openings.

• Temporary steel posts and framing before the wall comes out
• Placed to the engineered load path and bearing points
• Kept in place through beam installation
• Removed only after the permanent structure can carry the load

Residential shoring across Hamilton, Burlington, Oakville, and the Golden Horseshoe is set before demolition and stays until the new beam and posts are ready to carry the load.