Quality Roof Trusses in Sand Springs

Building width, roof pitch, overhang, how the truss sits on the wall, and the loads your building department asks for. Oklahoma leaves those load numbers to the local jurisdiction rather than setting one figure statewide, so bring them from the office that will inspect the build. With those in hand we can price a set.

Trusses go up faster, span further without interior walls, and arrive as a finished component. Stick framing gives you usable attic space and more freedom to change things on the fly. For a shop building or a barn where clear floor is the point, trusses win almost every time.

The truss design drawings are certified by the truss manufacturer's engineer, and that certification covers the truss carrying the loads it was asked to carry. It does not cover the building. Bracing, connections, and the structure as a whole stay with your building designer. We supply the component and the paperwork that comes with it.

Carefully, because a truss is strong in one direction and fragile in every other. Keep bundles supported along their length, never lift a bundle by its banding, and block them level if they will sit more than a few days. A tight tarp traps moisture. Temporary bracing goes up as they are set, not after.

Span first, then pitch, heel height, spacing, and the loads. Wider spans and heavier loading need more material in the same truss. Girder trusses and unusual profiles cost more than a run of common ones. We price the set off your numbers. Get a free quote.

Customers come to the yard from Bixby, Broken Arrow, Catoosa, Cleveland, Collinsville, Coweta, Glenpool, Jenks, Kiefer, Mannford, Owasso, Sand Springs, Sapulpa, Skiatook, Tulsa, and Verdigris. We also handle pole barn kits, shop building kits, metal roofing panels, roofing supplies, and lumber. View our full service area.