Roof Trusses in London
With a dedicated fleet of vehicles serving London each week, we can deliver roof trusses in as little as 5 working days from order confirmation. Every enquiry includes a free design and quotation, with no obligation to proceed if you're not satisfied. With over 150 five-star Google reviews, we're proud to have the largest number of 5-star reviews in the UK's timber engineering sector.
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Researching roofing options for an outbuilding, I came across Tailor Made Designs via an online search. I was particularly impressed to receive a tailored quote and CAD within 24 hours of calling them - this shows a professionalism and commitment that is so often missing now. Revisions to the design to maximise usable area and storage facilities were no issue, and the products were delivered on time and per the agreed drawings. And the price is comparable or beats the labour of a cut roof. Would definitely use again.
— Sawood Pearce
Why London Loves Roof Trusses
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Often No Need for Crane
Hiring a crane in London is expensive, difficult and often simply not viable due to the densely populated nature of the city. Streets are narrow, buildings are close to one another and closing roads would cost you your right arm and first born child. Dependent on the size of the trusses, they can often be offloaded and lifted into place by hand.
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Better Use of Space
Trussed roofs can be designed to maximise usable internal space while still meeting height restrictions common in London boroughs. This is particularly valuable for loft conversions, infill sites and multi-unit residential schemes where every centimetre counts.
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Quick to Install
Like most things in London, the price of labour is higher than in other areas. Roof trusses can be installed in as little as a day and require no costly modifications. If you're in the trade then you're welcome, you've now got more time, and if you're paying someone then you're also welcome, you've saved some money. Win-win.
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Consistency for Building Control
Factory-engineered trusses provide predictable structural performance, clear calculations and easier sign-off for Building Control, which reduces delays on inspected stages.
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Thermal Efficiency
Speaking of building control, trusses, with their factory-made, predictable and highly accurate dimensions, allow for easy insulation and membrane installation, making it easier to meet Part L energy targets.
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Reliability
Roof trusses are extremely consistent and precise thanks to their truss-specific, kiln-dried TR26 graded timber. This reduces the liklihood of warping or water ingress over time.
Where We Deliver To
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Wide Range of Vehicles
With our own fleet of vehicles, ranging from a LWB van to a 40T artic, we're able to deliver just about anywhere, including London's narrow and congested streets. Most of which are ULEZ compliant, too.
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Standard Roof Truss
Regular price From £9.14Regular priceUnit price / perSale price From £9.14 -
Attic Truss
Regular price From £92.32Regular priceUnit price / perSale price From £92.32 -
Monopitch Roof Truss
Regular price From £10.79Regular priceUnit price / perSale price From £10.79 -
Contact to PurchaseRaised Tie Truss
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Contact to PurchaseScissor Roof Truss
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Cost of Roof Trusses in London
Each job is bespoke, so the price varies quite a bit. For en easy way to price your job, you can build a quote online (and order!) or request a quote here.
Are trusses cheaper than a cut roof?
Typically yes. They're manufactured quickly and efficiently by specialist machines and can be installed in as little as a day, so when labour is factored in they are typically more affordable.
What types of roof truss are available?
Common types include attic trusses, fink trusses, scissor trusses, raised tie trusses and mono trusses, each serving specific architectural needs.