1. How long does the full process take?

Timelines vary depending on project size and complexity. Most residential projects move from plan submission to delivery within standard construction scheduling. Your estimate will include expected timelines.

2. Do I need engineering drawings before requesting an estimate?

No. You can send architectural plans, sketches, or preliminary layouts. Our team will create the engineered drawings once your estimate is approved.

3. Can I submit revisions after the design is completed?

Yes. Revisions can be made prior to final approval. Once fabrication begins, changes may affect timelines and additional costs.

Have Questions about Our Process?

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Our Process: From Plan Review to Production & Delivery

At St. Lawrence Structures St‑Laurent Inc., our process is built around accuracy, clarity, and reliable project support. Whether you’re a builder, contractor, or homeowner, we follow a structured workflow that ensures your engineered components are designed, reviewed, and produced with precision. From the moment you submit your plans to the day your materials arrive on-site, every step is handled by our experienced team.

All communication and documentation are available in English and French, and the fastest way to begin is by contacting us through our online estimate form. Our process helps keep your project organized, code‑compliant, and ready for installation.

Our Process

1. Submit Your Plans

Every project begins with a review of your architectural drawings. You can send us your plans via email. This ensures our team has accurate information from the start.

2. Receive an Accurate, Engineered Estimate

We prepare a precise estimate that outlines the trusses, joists, and components required for your build. Accuracy at this stage helps you plan your project with confidence.

3. Complete All Drawings for Building Permit

Once the estimate is approved, we produce the engineered drawings and layouts needed for your building permit, including floor and roof system documentation.

4. Produce Detailed Construction Drawings

After the permit stage, we create the full set of construction drawings your contractor or framing crew will use onsite. These documents guide correct installation of all supplied components.

5. Approve the Final Design

We review the completed design package with you. Once approved, we move forward with production, ensuring every detail aligns with your project requirements.

6. Fabrication of Trusses & Components

We manufacture your trusses, joists, beams, and engineered components in our facility. This allows us to maintain strict quality control and fabrication accuracy.

7. Packaging & Preparation for Delivery

All components are packaged in organized bundles and prepared for transport, helping protect materials and simplify unloading on site.

8. Delivered Directly to Your Site

Your order is delivered to your project location using our truck and roll‑off trailer. Delivery completes our service; installation is handled by your building team.