Technical packets, takeoff assistance, and distributor coordination for plywood, OSB sheathing, vinyl siding, and interior boards—structured so estimators and plan reviewers can move without guesswork.
Each engagement maps to measurable deliverables: span tables, fire resistance rating notes, moisture vapor transmission guidance, and delivery windows tied to framing cycles.
| Service | What You Receive | Typical Turnaround | Ideal For |
|---|---|---|---|
| Panel Specification Pack | Grade stamps, load bearing capacity notes, ASTM references, and ICC-ES report IDs | 1–2 business days | Architects locking roof/wall sheathing |
| Jobsite Takeoff Assist | Bundle counts for OSB, plywood, and cladding with waste factors by climate zone | 2–3 business days | Production builders & GCs |
| Siding Color & Profile Match | Lot continuity plan for Compass / Brunswick vinyl siding across phases | 2 business days | Multifamily & remodel packages |
| Distributor Lane Check | Availability by mill and yard for staged deliveries | Same day–24 hours | Purchasing managers |
| Wet-Area Board Guidance | Backer and drywall options with water absorption rate and VOC emissions notes | 1–2 business days | Kitchen & bath scopes |
When jurisdictions debate natural plywood versus engineered OSB for shear walls, we document dimensional stability, flexural strength, and service life expectancy side by side so your structural engineer can choose without marketing spin. Prefabricated panelized walls versus stick framing also get separate fastening schedules so compressive strength paths stay consistent at openings.
We collect climate zone, shear wall strategy, cladding profile, and whether the schedule favors panelized or site-built framing. Incomplete packages are flagged before engineering time is spent.
Panel grades and siding systems are matched to IBC/IRC routes, including fire resistance rating and air permeability notes where the AHJ typically asks. LEED worksheets list recycled content percentage when your sustainability desk needs them.
Distributor partners confirm inventory and staging so sheathing arrives before truss sets and vinyl siding lands after WRB inspection—not months early in an exposed laydown yard.
You leave with stamped cut lists, installation reminders for moisture vapor transmission control, and a named contact for punch-list questions during dry-in.
Teams that skip step two often rediscover thermal bridging at rim joists or UV stability problems on south elevations after siding is hung. Building the packet once costs less than a callback crew. For high-wind coastal scopes we also flag wind load rating limits on cladding attachments so fasteners are not treated as an afterthought.
Tell us square footage, product family, and inspection date. We will respond with a usable packet or a clear list of missing inputs.