Yea, go back and read the answers to the same question you posted two days ago. Don't expect personal responses.
Yea, go back and read the answers to the same question you posted two days ago. Don't expect personal responses.
I have a roof about 50 years old with a 4:12 pitch and 2X4 common rafters. The problem is at the half way point between the ridge and the top plate on the wall there is about 3/4 of sag. (About 11 feet from ridge to the birdsmouth.)
What is the best way to take the sag out of these rafters? I worry that if I were to attempt to run a brace to the ceiling joist that this would in effect push the ceiling down.
Any ideas?
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