Gable Roof Trusses

Why Texas Builders Choose Our Texas Truss Company

Custom Roof Trusses Built for Your Plans

No two projects are exactly the same. Your roof span, pitch, overhangs, load requirements, and building layout all matter. That’s why our gable roof trusses are custom-built to match your project.

Whether you’re building a single-family home, shop, or light commercial structure, we can manufacture wood roof trusses that fit the job.

Faster, Cleaner Roof Framing

Our gable trusses arrive at your jobsite ready to set, helping your crew reduce framing time and keep the project moving. With engineered truss components, you get a more consistent roof system without relying on complicated hand-framing in the field.

Engineered Strength for Texas Weather

Texas buildings need roof systems that can handle more than a pretty roofline. Wind, rain, roof loads, and local code requirements all play a role in the design.

Allied Truss manufactures gable roof trusses using quality lumber, durable connector plates, and project-specific engineering. The result is a dependable wood truss system built to support your roof and stand up to demanding Texas conditions.

When a Gable Roof Truss Is the Right Choice

Gable roof trusses are a strong option for projects that need a traditional peaked roofline and fast framing.

They are commonly used for:

• Single-family homes
• Custom homes
• Garages and workshops
• Barndominiums
• Barns and agricultural buildings
• Multi-family housing
• Light commercial buildings
• Detached buildings and additions

Gable Roof Truss FAQs

What is a gable roof truss?

A gable roof truss is a wood truss used in a traditional peaked roof system. It is commonly used at the gable ends of a roof and can be custom-designed to match the building’s span, pitch, overhangs, and load requirements.

Are gable roof trusses good for homes?

Yes. Gable roof trusses are one of the most common choices for residential construction. They create a classic roof shape, provide dependable support, and work well for many single-family homes, custom homes, and production housing projects.

Can gable roof trusses be used for garages or shops?

Yes. Gable roof trusses are often used for garages, workshops, barns, barndominiums, agricultural buildings, and detached structures. They are a practical choice when the building needs a simple, reliable roof system.

Are gable roof trusses custom-built?

Yes. At Allied Truss, our gable roof trusses are custom-built for each project. We consider the roof span, pitch, load requirements, overhangs, building design, and other important details before manufacturing the trusses.

What is the difference between a gable truss and a common roof truss?

A common roof truss is typically used throughout the main roof span. A gable truss is usually placed at the end of the roof system to form the gable end. Many roof systems use both gable trusses and common trusses together.

How far can a gable roof truss span?

The span depends on your project’s roof design, pitch, load requirements, lumber specifications, and local code requirements. Allied Truss can help determine the right wood truss design based on your plans.