Framing, Roofing, and Siding - Ellis Custom Homes

Sill plates, pressure-treated pine
Engineered floor truss system
2×4 Studs 16″ O C exterior & interior walls
ZIP System® Sheathing on exterior walls and roof
Advantech Subfloors
Pre-engineered truss roof system (most models)
Framing lumber – kiln-dried whitewoods
All framing material & sizes to meet local code
Architectural fiberglass shingles
Mastic Carvedwood Siding with .44 thickness
Brick or stone veneer on models where shown
Vented vinyl soffit and aluminum fascia
Seamless aluminum gutters

Additional Articles

Siding That Lasts: A Guide to Exterior Options for Custom Homes

When it comes to your home's exterior, the choices you make today will impact curb appeal, maintenance, and value for decades to come.

Quiet Strength You’ll Appreciate Daily: Why We Use Engineered Floor Truss Systems

With factory‑engineered floor trusses as our standard, every Ellis Custom Home delivers stronger, quieter floors, seamless utility integration, and lasting energy‑efficient performance you’ll appreciate every day.

Framing a Custom Home: What It Is, How It’s Done, and Why It Matters

Framing isn’t just about putting up walls - it’s about building the strength and structure your custom home needs to stand the test of time. Learn what framing really involves, how it’s done, and why it’s one of the most important steps in the construction process: