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About CLS

Four generations of construction experience.

The Sims family's construction history dates to 1954. Construction Labor Services, LLC was established in 2008.

Company history

From Sims Brothers to today.

  1. 1954

    The Sims Family Begins

    The Sims family's construction history begins with the Sims Brothers framing business — the first generation takes to the tools.

  2. 1972

    R & R Construction

    The second generation carries the family trade forward under R & R Construction.

  3. 1992

    Greg Enters the Industry

    Greg Sims begins working in the construction industry.

  4. 2002

    Sims & Sims Home Builders

    The family enters home building with Sims & Sims Home Builders.

  5. 2008

    Construction Labor Services

    Construction Labor Services, LLC is established.

  6. 2010

    Production Framing Focus

    CLS begins focusing on framing single-family homes and two-story townhomes for national and regional builders.

  7. 2016–17

    Larger Townhome Construction

    Expanded into larger, more complex three- and four-story townhome construction.

  8. 2018–24

    Four-Story & Commercial Framing

    Focus shifts predominantly to four-story townhome projects and larger commercial-type framing operations.

2024 · The family grows

Two companies, one tradition.

In 2024 the family business branched: CLS continues on larger, more complex projects while FRAMEWORX of GA focuses on residential framing and Build-to-Rent.

CLS

CLS

Commercial shell construction and larger, more complex projects, including four-story multifamily.

CLS shell services
  1. 2024

    Commercial & Multifamily Focus

    CLS concentrates on larger, more complex projects — framing labor and comprehensive shell construction packages.

  2. 2026

    Comprehensive Shell Construction

    CLS begins expanding its offerings into comprehensive shell construction services, including additional trades and material coordination.

FRAMEWORX of GA

FRAMEWORX of GA

Production residential framing, including Build-to-Rent.

About FRAMEWORX
  1. 2024

    FRAMEWORX of GA

    FRAMEWORX is established to focus on residential framing and Build-to-Rent projects.

  2. 2026

    900 Units Framed

    FRAMEWORX surpasses 900 units framed since its 2024 launch.

Our partnerships

Built on relationships.

At Construction Labor Services (CLS), we believe that great projects are built on more than quality materials and skilled craftsmanship. They are built on strong relationships, mutual trust, and a shared commitment to excellence. Through four generations of family construction experience, we have cultivated lasting partnerships with some of the industry's most respected builders, developers, manufacturers, material suppliers, trade contractors, and service providers.

These relationships have played an instrumental role in our growth, allowing us to consistently deliver quality, efficiency, and reliability across every project we undertake. We are dedicated to recognizing the valued partners who have contributed to our success throughout the years, and we are proud of the companies that have helped shape our legacy. We look forward to building upon these relationships for generations to come.

Greg Sims, Owner and Project Manager of Construction Labor Services

Leadership

Greg Sims

Owner / Project Manager

Greg Sims began working in the construction industry in 1992 and leads Construction Labor Services, LLC and FRAMEWORX of GA, LLC — carrying forward a family construction tradition that began in 1954.

Full biography to follow once confirmed.

Four generations

The Sims family tradition.

The first two generations of the Sims family construction business
The first two generations of the Sims family in construction.Left to right: John Sims · Robert Sims · James Sims · Ralph Sims
The third and fourth generations of the Sims family construction business
The next two generations — carrying the tradition forward.Left to right: Kevin Sims · Robert Sims · Greg Sims · Ralph Sims

Historical feature

“All in the Family” — from the archive.

A past newspaper feature by Dan Brown, “Sims & Sims: Builders Keep It ‘All in the Family,’” profiled several generations of the Sims family in construction. It is shown here as a historical item; its contents reflect the time it was published, not current services or claims.

Archival scan: “Sims & Sims: Builders Keep It ‘All in the Family’” by Dan Brown. Historical feature. Original PDF (opens in a new tab)

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