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Florida Professional Staffing LLC
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Metal Framing

Light-gauge and structural cold-formed steel framing for commercial, mixed-use, and specialized shell scopes.

Scope

What FLPro delivers

Cold-formed steel framing brings speed, consistency, and non-combustible construction to commercial and multifamily shells. FLPro installs light-gauge wall and structural systems to the detailed drawings.

Load-bearing CFS, interior framing, and shaft walls are coordinated with the structural and architectural packages so the building dries-in on schedule.

Bundle this scope with the rest of the structural package — concrete, masonry, framing, and fabrication under one accountable team — to remove the coordination gaps that usually slow a job down.

Light-Gauge Systems

  • Light-gauge wall framing
  • Load-bearing CFS walls
  • Exterior backup walls
  • Curtain-wall framing
  • Parapets & soffits

Interior & Shaft

  • Interior metal framing
  • Shaft & stair walls
  • Fire-rated assemblies
  • Ceiling & bulkhead framing
  • Drywall framing coordination

Execution

  • Plan & detail review
  • Structural coordination
  • Bridging & bracing
  • Connection & clip schedules
  • Inspection support
FAQ

Metal questions.

What metal framing scopes do you cover?
Light-gauge and load-bearing cold-formed steel: exterior wall systems, interior framing, shaft and stair walls, and fire-rated assemblies for commercial and mixed-use shells.
Do you review shop details and connections?
Yes. Plan and detail review, bridging, and connection/clip schedules are part of the scope so framing matches the engineered drawings.
Can metal and wood framing be combined on one project?
Yes — many Florida projects mix CFS and wood. FLPro coordinates both under one framing package.

Construction agreements and applicable permits are handled by Daniel Jorge Management LLC (DJM) where the scope is accepted within its verified qualifications. Parent-company status does not extend a contractor’s license to another entity. Each proposal identifies the responsible provider, exclusions and permit requirements; acceptance depends on scope, location and capacity.

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