Modern Solutions | Traditional Living
Established in 2011, WHS Homes was created to bring these legacy brands together and deliver a more unified, flexible experience for customers seeking handcrafted, high-quality homes.
Rooted in the New England architectural vernacular, our timber frame designs are known for adapting to both traditional and contemporary styles. Often, our more traditional designs feature Bent Style Timber Framing- the traditional framing method that utilizes repeated timber cross sections and iconic timber roof trusses.
Build-Pak panelized wall and pre-cut framing system streamlines the building process, offering faster on-site assembly, improved quality control, greater energy efficiency, and lower cost..
Achieve ultimate flexibility with our Hybrid framing system. Our Hybrid homes allow clients to dial in the scope of exposed heavy timber in conjunction with the Build-Pak Panel System to achieve the aesthetic, value, and performance they are looking for.
Built around client vision and site. Intentional, purposeful, and personal.
With top architects, engineers, and building professionals to seamlessly integrate Timberpeg’s signature craft into any home style or floorplan.
Whether a grand family lodge or an intimate cottage, designs scale gracefully for any project.
See how architectural vision is translated into coordinated timber and panelized systems.
Featured Project
This Adirondack style lakeside timber frame home features 9,850 square feet of living space and includes 4 bedrooms and 7 bathrooms.
Featured Project
Surrounded by New Hampshire’s White Mountains, the Twin Mountain Great Camp was designed with the Adirondacks in mind.
Featured Project
With 2,344 sf. the West Tisbury Post and Beam Cottage has 3 bedrooms and 2 1/2 baths. Step inside where a comfortable foyer says “Welcome to our beach house!”
Davis Frame Company provides integrated timber frame and panelized construction systems designed to support custom residential architecture. Each project is approached as a coordinated system, with early collaboration, technical clarity, and in-house fabrication working together to reduce complexity and support confident execution from design through installation.
Timber frame structures fabricated for precision and consistency
Panelized wall systems and pre-cut structural components
Early design coordination with architects and builders
Technical detailing to support constructability and clean integration
Learn more about how our Build-PAK precut framing system could work for your project.
Our company designs and fabricates complete structural building envelope packages. Each project is unique and can include a wide range of components and services, which means the package cost can vary quite a bit, but typically ranges between $100 and $175 per square foot and represents between a quarter and a third of the overall cost of construction.
Ultimately, the cost to build our homes tends to follow regional “turnkey” price trends for similarly appointed high quality custom homes. Generally starting at $400 per square foot, our client’s preferences and priorities, regional code requirements, and project complexities are driving factors of the overall building cost.
Everywhere! Our homes are shipped throughout North America and internationally.
Timber frame is a classification of post and beam construction consisting of traditional wooden joinery, known as mortise-and-tenon, secured by wooden pegs. There are timber frame building methods, such as the Bent system where posts span, unbroken, from sill to eave or ridge and are erected in walls. (Bents run perpendicular to the ridge of the roof, while walls run parallel to the ridge). Post and beam home construction is a framework based solely on vertical and horizontal pieces: the posts and the beams. Post and beam homes are constructed in layers, with each floor built independently from the others. Typically, the posts and the beams are joined together by metal brackets.
Yes. Our company has collaborated with hundreds of architects to design and deliver homes across the country.
No. Our in-house design studio can work with you to develop a complete set of construction documents. Architects are a good choice for those that have complex design ideas and for those who are looking for a more complete set of plans that may include interior elevations, mechanical details, etc. If an engineering stamp is required, we work closely with our network of engineers nationwide to stamp our customers’ plans.
The design phase is typically a minimum of 3 months, and production is typically 3-4 months, so overall lead time from the beginning of your design to delivering the package is 6+ months. During the prime building months (May-November) our lead times can be greater than 8 weeks.
Complexity of design, engineering coordination, and sourcing of custom materials can also impact the time frame for delivery. We keep a well-stocked inventory of select structural, free-of-heart-center Douglas fir and eastern white pine cants. Other companies are often ordering their timber per-project, which adds significantly to the overall lead time. Our inventory allows us to move more quickly into production once the design is complete.
Because our homes ship nationwide, we work with licensed engineers in all 50 states. When requested or required, we can arrange to have plans reviewed by a consulting design professional such as an architect or engineer.
A qualified local home builder or general contractor of your choosing. Each project is unique, and we are able to offer varying levels of support depending on your builder’s experience and comfort level with timber, log or panelized construction.
Authentic solid-log homes crafted for lasting comfort, performance, and connection to place.
True solid-log construction shaped from whole timber, not veneers or imitations
Designs that honor the natural character, warmth, and longevity of wood
Proven systems that balance tradition, performance, and energy efficiency
Bespoke timber frame homes that unite traditional joinery, modern precision, and personal design.
Precision-engineered timber frames paired with high-performance enclosures
Contemporary design flexibility for architects and custom homeowners
A collaborative process that brings complex designs to life with clarity
Modern post-and-beam homes defined by clean lines, open spaces, and natural simplicity.
Adaptable framing systems that support both traditional and modern homes
Engineered strength that allows architectural freedom and open spaces
Thoughtfully designed small buildings that balance traditional forms with everyday practicality.
Pre-designed cabins, studios, and backyard structures made accessible
Efficient kits that are easy to understand, ship, and assemble
Practical spaces designed for work, retreat, and everyday use
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