The Building Process

 

Multi Cut Saw

Step #1

Multi Cut Saw

Kiln dried wood is carefully selected and cut to exact tolerances. The process begins with this multi-cut saw, capable of making up to six different angle cuts per board, to endure accuracy and consistency.

 

Step #2

Truss Machine

Royal Homes builds its own trusses to ensure that our high pitched roofs and vaulted custom ceilings are as accurately constructed as the rest of the home. Here the proper configuration, mechanically held in position and truss plated together by a hydraulic press.

Truss Machine

 
Floor Framing

Step #3

 Floor Framing

The framed floor is placed in a jig and hydraulically squeezed to ensure it is square. Tongue and groove 5/8" plywood is glued and power nailed in place with coated nails. The heat generated by the driving force of the nailer melts the coating to form a bond with the wood to increase the holding strength and eliminate squeaky floors.

 

Step #4

Electrical

The floor is raised to a convenient height to eliminate the problems of coping with a ladder. Following a template on the floor, electricians drill holes and string the electrical wires. This allows for a much neater installation of Royal Homes' standard 200 amp. service. A service that has the power to meet your needs, including future expansion.

Electrical

 
Floor Coverings

Step #5

Floor Coverings

The floor coverings you choose are installed before the walls are set in place, allowing for consistent stretching with no bulges or poorly matched, oddly place seams. Underlay is glued in place wherever vinyl is laid. Finally, two layers of plastic protect the floor as it moves to the next work station.

 

Step #6

Ceiling

Rather than fight gravity, the ceiling are built "upside down" so that gravity actually assists us. The installation of a continuous vapour barrier eliminates the breaks at inside partition walls commonly found in on-site construction. That means reduced heat loss, then, for a superior finish, we cross strap the trusses, glue and power screw the ceiling drywall in place to avoid future nail pops or bulges.

Ceiling

 
Insulation

Step #7

Insulation

Walls are caulked and sealed at outside joints. Because the walls have already been interior dry walled when put in place, we can caulk and seal all electrical boxes, and then apply insulation from the outside. An impossible task for the outdoor builder, our insulating methods result in a superior, energy efficient home. Exterior plywood sheathing, is glued and power fastened for superior holding.

 

Step #8

Roofing

Because the roofing plywood is protected from the elements and completely dry in our controlled building environment it can be power nailed in position without rush or fear of damage. Then your choice of coloured shingles, or other roofing material selected from our wide range of samples, are installed. Many of our roofing products come with a twenty year warranty or even longer.

Roofing

 
Interior Finishing

Step #9

Interior Finishing

Skilled drywallers, plasterers and painters work in harmony to complete the interior of your home. Trim carpenters install custom touches like French doors or crown moldings and complete the kitchen area to exacting standards. From start to finish your Royal Home is under the constant scrutiny of our quality assurance team and subjected to over 247 control point inspections.

 

Step #10

Transport

Finally, ready for the big day, the modules of your home are covered in a protective plastic membrane and placed on our custom built "air-ride" flatbeds, specially designed from the safe transportation of your new home. Drivers, employed by Royal Homes full time, an advance crew and our site installation team accompany your new home to its final destination.

Transport