11/03/2026
Truss day is one of the best days on a jobsite — the house suddenly has a shape.
It's also one of the least forgiving days if the work before it wasn't precise.
Here's why our crew spends so much time on layout before the crane arrives: if the framing plates aren't true and square, and the bearing points aren't exactly where the engineering requires them, every trade after framing inherits the problem. You'll see it in ceilings, in drywall, in how cabinets and trim fit months later.
We work with Sterling Component Systems on trusses and Builders FirstSource on framing materials, and we coordinate the delivery and set sequence ahead of time so the day runs clean — trusses up, braced, and checked as we go.
Good framing is invisible in a finished home. Bad framing is visible forever.
Parker neighbors — have you ever walked through a home under framing? It's the best time to really see how a house is put together. What part of the building process would you want to see up close?
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