Where Action Framing works in Nova Scotia

Home ground. Maitland sits on Highway 215 where the Shubenacadie River meets Cobequid Bay, and everything in this list is a short run up the shore road or down the 102. Ramps, sheds and decks in this area can often be fitted into the schedule at shorter notice, because the crew is already nearby.

Truro and Bible Hill are roughly forty minutes from the shop, and both have finished Action Framing builds in them: a small duplex in Truro and a 16 by 20 detached garage in Bible Hill. The county stretches west along the Cobequid shore and north toward Tatamagouche, and we work the length of it.

The valley runs southeast from Gays River and turns into some of the best building lots in the province, which is exactly why the access roads are the part worth talking about first. A lakeside cottage at Cook's Brook with a full basement and cathedral ceilings came out of this area, and Halifax and Dartmouth sit about an hour away.

West through Rawdon and Mount Uniacke toward Windsor, then out along the Minas Basin into Kings County. A storage shed in Hortonville, up near Grand Pre, is the furthest finished build on the map so far and it is about eighty minutes out. Jobs at that range need to be worth the drive, so ask and we will tell you honestly.