Truss People

 There is a correlation between the size and pitch of the roof and the total cost of the roof trusses. The more money you plan to spend on your project, the more truss work you'll need. Roofing materials are more expensive per square foot for larger roofs, and more timber is needed for steeper roofs compared to those with a gentler slope or those are flat. Add around 25% to the pricing in the table below for gable or end trusses. The sort of truss you need will depend on the size of your attic, the shape of your roof, and the material of your ceiling. Most often used trusses are gable trusses, also known as plain trusses. Other types of trusses include hip trusses, scissor trusses, and attic trusses. Consult a professional who can assess your home's needs and provide an accurate estimate while making your choice. Species of roof trusses will be discussed in greater depth later. In a typical roof truss, the joists and rafters cooperate to provide stability for the roof decking ...