Shop Assembly
Going beyond shop fabrication to ensure the highest quality
Assembling every bolt and beam in our shop
While other builders may fabricate timber structures inside of climate-controlled manufacturing facilities, Timber Restoration Services (TRS) is one of the only firms in the world to go even further in our commitment to quality.
For new construction projects, as well as replacement components of repairs, we assemble the entire structure inside of our facilities in Oregon. This includes making every cut, placing every bolt, and drilling every hole.
When this isn’t possible, for instance, when we’re doing a part-for-part replacement on an existing structure, we treat every component, on site, to our rigorous standards.
Here are the benefits of our unique shop assembly process:
- Ensures that there will be no on-site cutting, drilling, or fitting required.
- Allows us to treat the wood, while it’s assembled, so we can guarantee that we treat every exposed surface, and to double-galvanize any metals, for instance, nuts and bolts, to resist oxidation and rust.
- Empowers our experts to test the strength and load capacity of the structure, guaranteeing that it meets and exceeds your project’s requirements.
When built and maintain properly, wooden bridges easily last for 200 years.
- Load testing
- Moisture content in the wood
Shop fabrication isn’t enough
While other builders may fabricate timber structures inside of climate-controlled manufacturing facilities, Timber Restoration Services (TRS) is one of the only firms in the world to go even further in our commitment to quality.
For new construction projects, as well as replacement components of repairs, we assemble the entire structure inside of our facilities in Oregon. This includes making every cut, placing every bolt, and drilling every hole.
When this isn’t possible, for instance, when we’re doing a part-for-part replacement on an existing structure, we treat every component, on site, to our rigorous standards.