TrussGuy LLC · Gaffney, South Carolina
A Local Supplier for Local Builders
TrussGuy manufactures custom wood roof and floor trusses and supplies wall panels, I-joists, LVL and engineered wood, and SIPs — for custom homes, production builders, multi-family, and agricultural projects across North and South Carolina and eastern Tennessee.
A local supplier for local builders
Every truss we design follows the latest building codes, and every package is engineered for the job it ships to — a single custom home, a multi-family project, or a commercial build, no matter how intricate the design or how large the span.
What we build & supply
One call covers the structural package: trusses, engineered wood, panels, and hardware — designed to work together and delivered on one schedule.
Custom-engineered wood roof trusses for residential, commercial, multi-family, and agricultural buildings — from simple gables to complex hip-and-valley roofs.
Open-web floor trusses with uniform depth for level, quiet floors — with room built in for plumbing, wiring, and ductwork to run through.
The beams and joists that carry the load between the trusses — supplied as a complete, coordinated EWP package.
Pole barn trusses and complete kits for shops, barns, garages, and equipment buildings — a TrussGuy staple across the Carolinas.
Prefabricated wall panels and structurally insulated panels (SIPs) that get a building dried-in faster with fewer days of framing labor.
Send us a plan set — or even a sketch with dimensions — and our design team lays out the full structural package.
In-house design & engineering
Any yard can sell you lumber. TrussGuy designs the structure. Every package starts with our own design and engineering work — layouts built from your plans, loads calculated for your job, and drawings your building department can approve.
Roof truss designs
If you can draw the roofline, we can engineer the truss for it. These are the profiles builders ask us for most — every one is custom-designed to your span, pitch, and loads.
The workhorse for most homes. The fan of webs in the middle carries the load economically at nearly any span and pitch.
One center post hangs the middle of the tie beam from the peak — nothing more. The simplest truss we build, for small to medium spans.
Built in the fan configuration: a center post under the peak, with a diagonal web fanning out from its foot to the middle of each rafter. The fan spreads the load across both top chords, so it carries wider spans than a king post alone.
The bottom chords cross like scissor blades — each one rises from its wall to meet the opposite rafter — so the ceiling vaults inside while the roof keeps a standard pitch outside.
A real room framed inside the truss itself — vertical room walls standing on the floor chord, a flat ceiling chord across the top, and struts bracing the rafters outside the room. Bonus space, a bedroom, or storage without a bigger footprint.
The heel is lifted where the truss sits on the wall, so full-depth insulation runs all the way out to the exterior wall — the standard answer to modern energy codes.
Top and bottom chords run parallel — the go-to profile for flat and low-slope roofs, and for floor systems in multi-family work.
The bottom chords rise from each wall and meet at a point in the center instead of crossing — a peaked, vaulted ceiling with a clean, open feel.
The ceiling follows the roof slope up both sides to a short flat at the top — the open, airy look custom homes and great rooms call for.
The center of the ceiling steps up into a recessed tray — a standard upgrade in primary suites and dining rooms.
A single-slope truss for additions, porches, and lean-tos — and for tying a new roof into an existing roofline.
The end truss of a gable roof, studded vertically so the end wall frames straight up to the roofline.
Who we serve
One-off custom houses, additions, and garage packages — engineered for the exact house you're building.
Repeatable packages for subdivisions and spec programs, delivered on the schedule your builds run on.
Apartments, condominiums, townhomes, and duplex/triplex projects with consistent, on-schedule packages.
Pole barns, equipment sheds, shops, and farm buildings with wide clear spans and durable framing.
How it works
Plan sets are best. For trusses alone, we need the quantity, type, span, pitch, overhang, and heel height — plus your delivery town or plant pickup.
Our designers lay out the package and price it with delivery included, unless you choose pickup.
Your trusses are manufactured in-house to the stamped design, bundled, and checked before they leave the yard.
Packages arrive on schedule so your framing crew keeps moving. Plant pickup is available if you prefer to haul your own.
Service area
Based in Gaffney, South Carolina, we're a regional supplier: our home territory runs through Upstate SC and southwestern North Carolina up through Charlotte, and into eastern Tennessee. The trusses we manufacture in Gaffney ship to jobs across North Carolina, South Carolina, and eastern Tennessee.
About TrussGuy
Founded in 2023 and headquartered in Gaffney, South Carolina, TrussGuy LLC is a manufacturer and supplier of structural building components for residential and commercial construction. Our mission is simple: reduce the cost of housing and make building easier — with quality craftsmanship, short lead times, and straight answers on the phone.
Whether you're a home builder, developer, general contractor, or a homeowner building your own place, you'll deal with people who know your project by name — and who value integrity and responsiveness on every job we touch.
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