Our Technology

Engineered, cut and pressed by machine

Yellowpine runs the same automated equipment as the largest plants in the country — so every truss leaves our floor sized right, cut to spec, and ready to set.

The Production Line

Three stages, one standard

A truss is only as good as the line that builds it.

Engineer — Alpine, an ITW company

Every truss starts as an Alpine engineered design, reviewed against your plans and Florida's wind-load requirements before it reaches the saw. Code-compliant, sized to your spans and loads, laid out to cut material without cutting strength.
Cut — Vekta Razer

The saw measures each board, optimises the cut list to reduce waste, and cuts every member — hips, valleys, bevels — to spec. Parts arrive that actually fit.
Press — Randek AutoEyeTruss

Connector plates are where a truss succeeds or fails. Vision-guided pressing finds each joint and seats every plate in the right spot with the right force — first truss to last.

Roof Trusses

Built for real Florida rooflines

Complex pitches, hips and valleys, long spans and wind uplift — the geometry that makes stick-framing slow is exactly what engineered roof trusses handle.

Any roofline, engineered — cathedral, hip, valley, scissor, mono, gable.
Built for Florida wind — engineered for uplift, sealed for your county.
Long spans, fewer walls — clear spans open up the plan below.
Made to your plans — from your architectural set, not a catalog.

Floor Trusses

Long spans with the services already through them

Open-web floor trusses carry plumbing, HVAC and electrical straight through the depth — fewer drops, flatter ceilings, and a floor system that spans further with less structure below.

Open webs — services run through, not under.
Long spans — fewer bearing points, more usable space.
Rated assemblies — designed to sit inside your fire and acoustic assemblies.

Common questions

Do you engineer for my county's wind code?

Yes. Every truss is engineered for span, load and Florida wind uplift, then sealed for the jurisdiction the job is in.

What lumber do you use?

SYP #1 Common and 2400 MSR only — a higher grade than the industry standard, on every truss we build.

Can you work from my architect's drawings?

That's how we prefer to work. Send the architectural set and we quote from the actual design rather than a ballpark.

How do I send large plan sets?

Email them to bids@yellowpinetruss.com. A direct upload for large sets is on the way.

Do you handle delivery?

Yes. We coordinate delivery with your team and sequence it to your framing schedule.