Engineered trusses and panelized wall systems delivered for schedule-driven construction.

Structural Components Delivered Across California

Aldac Components Inc. supplies engineered roof trusses, floor truss systems, and panelized wall components for multifamily, hospitality, assisted living, and residential developments.


The projects below demonstrate how Aldac Components Inc. structural systems support builders managing complex framing schedules and multi-building construction environments.


These examples reflect projects where disciplined engineering coordination and controlled manufacturing helped maintain predictable framing installation.

Featured Structural Projects

Construction site with a multi-story building wrapped in green sheathing, featuring a boom lift and construction materials.
Construction site of a large, wooden-framed apartment building with excavators, a service truck, and dirt mounds.
Construction site showing a multi-story hotel building under progress with exterior panels and a dirt foreground.
Aerial view of a residential construction site featuring multiple wood-framed building structures in various stages.
Aerial view of a partially constructed wooden multi-family housing complex near a parking lot with hills in the distance.
An aerial view of a multi-story building under construction with exposed wooden framing and plywood roof decking.

Structural Services Behind These Projects

  • Truss Design & Manufacturing

    Engineered roof and floor trusses manufactured with controlled production processes and coordinated structural layouts.

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  • Panelized Wall Components

    Prefabricated wall systems manufactured for installation efficiency and structural alignment with truss packages.

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  • Engineering & Pre-construction Support

    Structural coordination services including plan review, design-assist engineering, and documentation to prepare systems for fabrication.

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A large wooden frame of a two-story residential house under construction, surrounded by scaffolding and dirt.
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