Projects

This “Bell” stemmed from a client requiring a special “look & feel” to top off a wing of his renovated home. Creating wood that bends was an interesting challenge.

A great project working with trusses and wall frames to build this home renovation in record time.

This was a project that required an innovative design approach to build the trusses across the length of the bridge in a manner suitable for them to be removed after the concrete forming was completed.

The sheer length of the wood spans required to make the beautiful Mtn. Co-op ceiling shows the capability of our team of professionals here at Alliance Truss.

It’s a joy to work on projects that give back so much. This job combined trusses and panels.

Spring in Vancouver: beautiful. Working in tight spaces: not so much! But that’s the breadth of work we accomplish – all projects great and small.

Hats off to the crane crew! The awkward placement on a steep incline took them to the ends of their abilities to complete the project. But we got it done.

When the snow comes and the pass is blocked Alliance Truss’ Epic Transport crews still soldier on…

It was fun to watch as our drivers maneuvered the truck to prepare to unload the panels. A ticklish business!

Marking each stack allows for better efficiencies on the trucks for shipping and on-site for building. Extended cranes give us a huge range for installing any job.

Panels can go up much more quickly than conventional framing will allow, saving time and space on site

Wall panels stacked and ready to go gives you the Alliance edge: you’ll be installing in hours, not days.

Like the “Bell” project, the arched WashWorld trusses –built as concrete forms– forced our team to master a difficult skill.

Simple, clean, and finished on time!