Safety starts with Safety Pole
Established in 2012, L&S Framing provides turnkey framing services for production and custom residential construction throughout the greater Sacramento region, including Placer, San Joaquin, and Contra Costa counties.
Led by Timothy and Jodi LaVoie, the company draws on generations of experience in the building trades. Its development of Optimized Framing Systems reflects an emphasis on improving construction processes while maintaining quality and meeting the scheduling requirements of residential builders.
For residential framing contractors, jobsite conditions evolve continuously as construction progresses from floor systems and wall framing to elevated structural work. Maintaining safe access, planning fall protection, and coordinating work at height are important considerations throughout that progression.
L&S Framing identifies working safely as a central part of its mission, alongside reducing construction cycle times without compromising quality. The company also emphasizes workforce knowledge, practical experience, and leadership in the field.
As part of Safety Pole’s client network, L&S Framing represents a residential construction trade in which effective fall-protection planning must accommodate changing work areas, production schedules, and the practical demands of framing crews.
Safety Pole recognizes the importance of integrating fall protection into everyday construction planning, helping contractors address work-at-height requirements without treating safety as separate from the work itself.
Safety Pole is built and refined through real-world use—on active jobsites, by crews who depend on it every day. The most meaningful improvements to our system come directly from conversations with the people using it in the field.
As part of our Rebuild. Reset. Re-Engage. initiative, we’re reconnecting with partners who are willing to share their experience—whether through direct feedback, a conversation with our team, or, when appropriate, a deeper collaboration.
For some partners, that collaboration takes the form of a case study video, an interview, or a written feature that highlights how Safety Pole is being used on real jobsites. For others, it’s simply a chance to exchange insights and help us continue improving how safety is planned, implemented, and supported.
If you’re using Safety Pole today, we invite you to share your experience below. Your perspective helps guide what comes next.
