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Date Posted: Sat, Dec 28 2002, 9:12pm
Author: A Roofer
Subject: Re: sagging roof
In reply to: larry henderson 's message, "sagging roof" on Fri, Dec 27 2002, 6:44am

Hard to believe its just a single truss. Before you do anything run a sting across them to see where they are all at in comparison. If they are all sagging to some extent I usually build a pony wall in the attic space to take the sag out. If it is just one you can jack it to where it should be then nail a rafter along side it. Be careful what you do in the attic space as to not transfer a sag into the ceiling of a house.

Tim Soth / A Roofer

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