Our Process
Decide early. Build with confidence.
Mass timber rewards a coordinated team. We help owners, architects, engineers, fabricators, and builders align the system before decisions become expensive in the field.
From Feasibility to Enclosure
One informed path.
Our role is flexible, but the sequence matters. The earlier we understand the design, site, team, and goals, the more value we can create through system selection, coordination, sourcing, and installation.
01 · DISCOVER
Assess the fit
Review the site, program, design intent, schedule, delivery constraints, and what the owner expects mass timber to achieve.
02 · DEFINE
Set the system strategy
Work with the design and engineering team to establish panel spans, grids, exposed surfaces, connections, interfaces, and a realistic procurement path.
03 · COORDINATE
Resolve before fabrication
Coordinate structure with architecture, mechanical, electrical, plumbing, fire, acoustics, openings, tolerances, and finish protection.
04 · SOURCE
Fabricate and deliver
Align engineering releases, shop drawings, pricing, production slots, packaging, transportation, staging, and crane logistics.
05 · INSTALL
Assemble and protect
Sequence the structural package safely and efficiently, manage temporary conditions, protect exposed timber, and prepare the project for enclosure and finish work.
Different Starting Points
Meet the project where it is.
For homeowners
You may have a property, an architect, a sketch, or simply a strong idea about exposed timber. We help clarify feasibility and assemble the right early questions.
- System and site fit
- Design-team coordination
- Budget and schedule drivers
- Procurement and installation path
For architects and builders
Bring us in to pressure-test the concept, coordinate the package, support sourcing, or plan installation with the broader construction sequence.
- Panel and connection strategy
- Scope boundaries and interfaces
- Fabrication and logistics
- Field sequencing and protection
What Shapes the Schedule
The panel order is not the first decision.
Lead time begins with coordination. These issues often determine how smoothly the work moves from model to site.
Engineering release
Who owns each calculation, connection, and interface—and when information is complete enough to fabricate.
Production capacity
Manufacturer availability, material selection, finish expectations, shop-drawing review, and quality control.
Transportation
Panel dimensions, load planning, road access, delivery sequence, and on-site storage limitations.
Crane and staging
Reach, picks, temporary bracing, weather, crew access, and the order components leave the truck.
Moisture protection
Factory packaging, field handling, temporary covering, drying strategy, and visible-finish standards.
Enclosure interfaces
Roof, wall, glazing, waterproofing, and mechanical scopes must be ready to follow structural assembly.
Start Early
Let’s identify the right first decision.
Tell us where the project stands and what you need mass timber to make possible.