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Roof Sagging
I am in the process of evaluating a house for possible purchase. While
inspecting it I noticed that the roof was sagging. I crawled into the attic and noticed that a main support timber had failed and someone had attempted to brace it. You can see a photo here http://s216.photobucket.com/albums/cc81/digital686/ This is not the roof in question but ithe picture depects exactly what I found in the attic. I plan on having a licensed roofing contractor evaluate the roof. The house is circa 1955 and built on a slab. I do not see any cracks in the stucco or drywall, just one small area that is sagging on the roof above where this timber is. I was just wondering what could cause this timber to fail? |
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