Cold-Formed Steel Trusses

Locations

Our three locations give us unparalleled production capacity with a nationwide footprint. We’ve delivered projects to 44 of the 48 Contiguous US States and eight countries. With this capacity, you can have confidence that your order will be manufactured and delivered on time.

The Cascade Difference

Cascade Mfg Co has been manufacturing cold-formed steel trusses since 1998, and as one of the pioneers, has helped shape the CFS truss industry.

We have evolved into the nation’s largest fabricator of TrusSteel cold-formed steel trusses. TrusSteel’s unique symmetrical U-shaped chord is much more rigid and requires significantly less temporary and permanent bracing than other non-symmetrical proprietary C- or J-shaped sections. Combined with our expertise, this leads to a safer, quicker, and lower overall installation cost.

We have a highly experienced team of estimators/project managers, designers, production personnel, and dispatch who bring their “A” game every day. With the volume and complexity of the projects we’ve tackled, you benefit from their expertise. Most of our staff have 10+ years of experience, with many over 20+ years.

Our Process

We strive to provide you with everything you need, but only what you need.

A typical truss package includes:

  • Prefabricated trusses and required attachment hardware
  • Truss placement diagram, engineered/sealed individual truss designs, and hardware connection schedule.
  • Permanent bracing materials
  • V-shaped Bent metal for deck support at hips/valleys/eaves
  • Jobsite delivery

When required, we can provide:

  • Project-specific permanent bracing diagram
  • Outlooker framing at gable ends
  • Roof shear transfer framing and engineered design
  • Metal decking

Third-Party QC Certified. Fleet-Delivered.

Our plants are 3rd party QC certified by the SBCRI Quality Assurance Inspection Program. We have an in-house fleet of semi-tractors and trailers that can haul trusses up to 13’ wide and 80’ long as a single truss. Other manufacturers may rely solely on common carriers require more field-splicing and “piggybacked” trusses. That translates to more pieces for you to handle and more labor to install.

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Product Information

TrusSteel trusses excel in both roof and floor truss applications. With a multitude of chord and web profiles and gauges, we’re able to achieve everything from the most complex geometrical roof systems to long spans with wide on-center spacing. Download the brochures below for more in-depth information or visit TrusSteel.