507 Jones Road Oceanside, CA 92058
Precision design support, permit-ready documentation, and engineered truss packages built for compliance and constructability.
In today’s dynamic construction environment, engineering isn’t optional; it’s essential. Architects, structural engineers, and contractors require accurate truss engineering to meet building code requirements and pass plan check efficiently.
Delays in documentation mean delays in construction. Stone Truss provides engineered truss design packages prepared specifically for permit submittals, structural review, and full code compliance. Our goal is simple: provide clarity up front and eliminate friction during approval.
We provide preliminary engineering for permit submittals along with detailed shop drawings for structural review and evaluation of truss applications. Each package includes truss placement plans, individual truss design drawings, load calculations, connection requirements, and all necessary supporting documentation.
Preliminary engineering and shop drawings are offered for a minimal fee, which is credited toward the final purchase of trusses. This allows projects to move forward confidently before fabrication begins.
If you have structural plans ready for permit or review, send them over. We’ll evaluate the truss application, prepare the necessary engineering documentation, and provide a clear path forward.
Stone Truss is different because we don’t stop at drawings. Our team takes the time to sit down with customers, engineers, and contractors to review bearing conditions, load paths, framing transitions, installation sequencing, and jobsite coordination details.
Step-by-step and detail-by-detail, we ensure that what is designed on paper fits seamlessly when delivered to the field. No surprises. No guesswork.
Serving San Diego County and surrounding areas, Stone Truss understands local seismic requirements, building department expectations, and regional permitting standards.
Engineering documentation is prepared with local compliance in mind so that approval and construction can proceed without unnecessary delays.