I’m adding new living space to my home and need a complete roof plan that uses parallel cord trusses and finishes with a metal covering. The front of the addition steps out in a series of short facets rather than one straight line, so the truss layout must follow that geometry cleanly and keep the fascia heights consistent. I’ll supply the existing floor plan and exterior elevations the moment we start. What I need back are construction-ready documents that my local builder and permitting office can accept without further redrafting: • Fully dimensioned roof framing plan showing each truss, heel heights, panel points, and bearing locations • Connection and hardware details suitable for light-gauge metal roofing • Layout for the faceted front fascia, including any custom end-truss cuts or filler framing • Basic load calculations to confirm the truss design meets residential code (snow, wind, live/dead) • A concise material take-off so I can order the trusses and metal panels in one go PDFs are fine for review, but final files should also arrive in DWG or another editable CAD format so I can hand them to the truss manufacturer if tweaks are required. If this scope is clear and you have recent experience with parallel cord truss systems—especially on projects that shift angles across the facade—let’s set up a quick call and get started.