Roof Trusses

At Prairie Truss we manufacture roof and floor trusses for all Commercial, Residential and Farm buildings. We’ve built trusses from 3 feet all the way up to 106 feet (clear span)! We custom design each job to your specific requirements so that we can provide you with accurate and competitive estimates. So if you’re building something as simple as a garden shed, or your dream home, we can help you with your project! We’ve provided our services to clients from British Columbia all the way to Ontario and everywhere in-between,  but the majority of our work is found in Manitoba, where we call “Home”.

By using Prairie Truss as your supplier, you can rest assured that you’re getting an amazing product for a fair price. We are unique as a truss manufacture because, unlike other truss companies, we sell direct the public. There’s no middle-man to mark up the product, saving you money. Also, we have a quality control system in place that ensures that your product is one that will meet or exceed your requirements. We’ve set our own standards above the minimum standards required in thing like mandating 2×4 lumber as the minimum size used in our trusses (and 90% of the time we use MSR lumber, even when not required)  to ensure a top notch product will be delivered to your site. There are many benefits to using an engineered roof truss system from Prairie Truss.

Some of these are:

• Faster on-site assembly vs. on-site framing
• Greater design flexibility than conventional framing methods
• Engineered trusses are strong, precision-fitted and long-lasting
• Quality controlled production
• Structurally superior
• Sophisticated design software to ensure consistency, accuracy, and quality
• Constant updating of engineering software and latest building code data
• All our truss designs are backed by professional engineers to ensure structural requirements are met
• A complete set of sealed engineered drawings are provided with each truss package
• We supply all metal hangers required to carry the calculated bearing load for each truss
• All joints are clamped for a tight fit and held in place during the pressing of the plate
• All trusses are sent through a finishing roller to achieve maximum rated strength
• Each truss is solidly clamped in place to ensure it remains in the same place during the entire assembly and so that all consecutive trusses maintain the same geometry
• Our trusses are hand assembled by experienced craftsmen