What does a sagging roof mean?
A sag usually means wet or rotted decking, or a problem with the framing below it. It needs attention soon, because it often gets worse and can let water in.
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Answered by RingaRoofer · Roof repair
A sag usually means wet or rotted decking, or a problem with the framing below it. It needs attention soon, because it often gets worse and can let water in.
What to know
- Look in the attic for wet or dark wood under the sag.
- Keep heavy snow off the area if you can do it safely from the ground.
- Have a roofer inspect it before the next big storm.
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