Truss Department
Thirty years ago nearly every roof on every house was hand framed. Now days, with the growing complexity of designs and shapes of modern roof structures, most buildings both commercial and residential take advantage of truss systems. Trusses offer a completely engineered solution to those complex roofs you see on today's homes. Not only easier and faster to install, trusses can offer additional benefits including dramatic vaulted ceilings, attractive roof lines, and even storage and attic space. Trusses also offer the peace of mind that the roof over your head was completely engineered to withstand the forces of wind and snow loads that pressure your roof. This is a very real comfort in areas where upwards of four feet of snow can rest on your roof during the winter months.
Here at Simkins-Hallin we've built one of the most advanced truss production facilities in the state. By using state-of-the-art software and manufacturing equipment we can engineer and build trusses that were inconceivable just a few years ago. We routinely work with both architects and builders to help them increase efficiency, economy, and aesthetics of building projects. By planning your project weeks ahead of time we try to ensure that you have your trusses when you need them. Not too early, taking up space on your jobsite, and not too late, causing delays in the building process.
Here at Simkins-Hallin we've built one of the most advanced truss production facilities in the state. By using state-of-the-art software and manufacturing equipment we can engineer and build trusses that were inconceivable just a few years ago. We routinely work with both architects and builders to help them increase efficiency, economy, and aesthetics of building projects. By planning your project weeks ahead of time we try to ensure that you have your trusses when you need them. Not too early, taking up space on your jobsite, and not too late, causing delays in the building process.
