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recommendations for roofer with structure experience

By colville09
July 9, 2014 in Request a Tradesperson

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Posted July 9, 2014

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Posted July 9, 2014

I would be really grateful for recommendations for a roofer that can cope with replacing bowed wooden roof struts. Due to heavy concrete tiles our poor roof is sagging. If you have had this problem and have been happy with the roofer you used I would love to know or can offer any tips....many many thanks

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