Quality Products. Practical Solutions. Trusted Results.
Every building is unique, which is why Goodman Truss offers customized material packages designed specifically for your plans. Our experienced team works with homeowners, builders, and contractors to provide high-quality products that simplify construction and help projects stay on schedule.
roof trusses
Strong, precision-manufactured roof trusses engineered for durability, efficiency, and long-lasting performance.
We can provide trusses for a wide variety of roof designs, including:
Common Roofs
Hip Roofs
Cathedral Roofs
Mono-Slope Roofs
Scissor Trusses
Vaulted Ceilings
Custom Roof Configurations
No matter how simple or complex your project, we'll help create a truss package that fits your plans.
floor trusses
Our engineered floor systems provide strength, stability, and design flexibility while allowing easier installation of plumbing, HVAC, and electrical systems.
Benefits include:
Longer clear spans
Reduced floor noise
Consistent quality
Faster installation
No two projects are exactly alike.
Whether you're building:
Custom Homes
Barndominiums
Pole Barns
Shops
Garages
Agricultural Buildings
Commercial Structures
Goodman Truss assembles complete packages designed specifically for your project.
From standard roof systems to complex architectural designs, we work with you to create materials that fit your plans—not the other way around.
custom packages
From design to delivery, Goodman Truss provides more than quality building products. Our engineering support, field measurement services, and customized project solutions help builders complete projects with confidence and precision.
Engineering & Project Support
Our Services Include
PE Stamped Drawings for projects requiring engineered documentation and permit approval.
Field Measurement Services to verify dimensions before manufacturing.
Custom Truss Design tailored to your building plans.
Project Consultation to help determine the right products and solutions for your build.
Find the Right Roof Truss for Your Project
Every building has unique structural requirements, and choosing the right roof truss is an important part of creating a safe, durable, and efficient structure. Roof trusses are designed to support your roof while accommodating different spans, ceiling styles, and architectural designs.
Whether you're building your first home, room or porch additions, garage, barn, workshop, a multi-family dwelling, or your next commercial project, our team can help determine the best truss system for your plans. Explore some of the most common truss styles below, and remember—you don't need to know the terminology to get started.
We're here to guide you through the process from start to finish.
TRUSS PROFILES for every project
Explore a sampling of common truss profiles and configurations below. These examples represent just a few of the many possibilities available. Goodman Truss can design and manufacture trusses to accommodate a wide range of building styles, roof designs, spans, and project requirements.
Flat
A flat truss provides structural support for flat or low-slope roofs. It's commonly used in commercial buildings, carports, and modern architectural designs where minimal roof pitch is desired.
Ideal for: Commercial buildings, canopies, and low-slope roof systems.
Fink
The Fink Truss is the most common roof truss used in residential construction due to its strength, efficiency, and cost-effectiveness.
Ideal for: Homes, garages, subdivisions, and standard residential construction.
Cathedral
Cathedral Trusses create dramatic, open interior ceilings while maintaining the strength needed for larger roof spans.
Ideal for: Luxury homes, churches, lodges, cabins, and great rooms.
Queen Post
A flat truss provides structural support for flat or low-slope roofs. It's commonly used in commercial buildings, carports, and modern architectural designs where minimal roof pitch is desired.
Ideal for: Commercial buildings, canopies, and low-slope roof systems.
Attic
Attic Trusses are engineered to create usable living or storage space within the roof structure without sacrificing structural performance.
Ideal for: Bonus rooms, home offices, storage, and future living space.
Fan
Fan Trusses feature multiple web members that radiate from the center, helping distribute roof loads evenly while accommodating longer spans.
Ideal for: Residential homes, custom floor plans, and larger open spaces.
King Post
One of the simplest and most economical truss designs, the King Post Truss is best suited for shorter spans and smaller structures.
Ideal for: Garages, sheds, porches, and small cabins.
Mono
Also called a mono-pitch truss, this design features a single sloping roof and is commonly used for additions, porches, lean-tos, and modern architecture.
Ideal for: Additions, sheds, covered patios, commercial buildings, and contemporary homes.
Raised Tie
A Raised Tie Truss lifts the bottom chord higher than a standard truss, creating a spacious interior feel without requiring a full cathedral ceiling.
Ideal for: Living rooms, master bedrooms, entryways, and custom residential homes.
Howe
The Howe Truss uses a series of vertical and diagonal web members to distribute loads efficiently, making it a dependable option for larger buildings.
Ideal for: Residential homes, agricultural buildings, and commercial projects.
Hip
Hip Trusses are specifically engineered for hip roof designs where all sides of the roof slope downward toward the exterior walls.
Ideal for: Homes with hip roofs, upscale residential construction, and complex roof systems.
Scissor
Scissor Trusses create beautiful vaulted or cathedral ceilings by allowing the interior ceiling to follow the roofline while maintaining structural integrity.
Ideal for: Great rooms, churches, custom homes, and open-concept spaces.
Gable
Gable Trusses form the end walls of a gable roof system and provide structural support while creating the familiar triangular roof profile.
Ideal for: Residential homes, garages, barns, and pole buildings.