ROOF LEAK Causes Significant Damage to Structure of Home - Constructive Conversations

Описание: Welcome to the final video of our water damaged beam repair project! Today, in part 3, we complete the final framing repairs caused by a leaky roof. This time, we're tearing out some rotted framing and reinstalling the structure in an upgraded fashion to better support this home.

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Over the years we’ve seen many different approaches to home maintenance. Some are good and some a little questionable, but most involve waiting for a problem and then asking lots of questions—what is a sump pump? How do I know if this is mold? Am I responsible for that water line? Does my insurance cover this?

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