Crew building a truss roof system over a concert stage at night

Staging

The structure everything else hangs from.

Decks, roofs, risers and rigging engineered for the venue you actually have — not the one on the brochure.

Staging is the first thing on site and the last thing out, so we treat it as an engineering problem before it becomes a labor problem. Our team drafts the deck layout, picks the roof or ground-support system that fits your load and wind exposure, and delivers rigging plots your venue's structural engineer can sign off on.

  • Mobile stages, ground support and arena roofs
  • Deck systems from 4' risers to 60' wide thrusts
  • Motors, chain hoists, spansets and certified rigging hardware
  • Wind-load monitoring and severe-weather action plans
  • ADA ramps, guardrails, skirting and cable ramping

What we do

Scope of work.

01

Structural design

Deck plots, point loads, roof selection and stamped calcs coordinated with venue and city requirements.

02

Rigging

Motor plots, bridle math and certified riggers up the steel — hung on schedule so audio and lighting can focus.

03

Rolling risers

Drum and band risers, wagons and quick-change carts built for festival-speed changeovers.

04

Safety & permits

Egress, guardrails, weather thresholds and documentation packaged for the AHJ before load-in day.

On location

Photography from the floor.

Truss roof system going up over a stage
Roof build, load-in day
Outdoor festival stage at dusk
Festival main stage
Stage deck with scenic elements
Deck and scenic integration

How it runs

From advance to strike.

Step 1

Survey

Site measure, ceiling heights, rigging points and truck access.

Step 2

Engineer

Deck plot, roof selection, load calcs and permit packet.

Step 3

Build

Steel up, decks in, rails and skirting before departments arrive.

Step 4

Strike

Sequenced tear-down and a swept, undamaged floor.

Where it fits

Built into these events.

Keep exploring

More from the crew.

Book this service

Request a staging quote.

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