Originally Posted By: jpasternak
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Originally Posted By: jonofrey
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Looks like a remodel. Why did you pass on it?
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Originally Posted By: mcyr
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Jaimie;
Hopefully this was before you inspected this first job and not after. ha. ha.
Marcel
Originally Posted By: jpasternak
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they contacted me about three days before-the best part is they re-installed the very same trusses three days later
Originally Posted By: Jay Moge
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looks like a Pacaso.
Originally Posted By: bking
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The number one cause of truss failure is from damage and stress to the connection plates during installation. Those should have been cut up for bracing and blocking.
Originally Posted By: Jay Moge
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pretty sure all the hurricanes didn’t help any.
Originally Posted By: mcyr
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Examined the photo again, I realize that there is no evidence of either temporary or permanent lateral bracing in the debris. 2"x4" lumber should be seen here on top of the ceiling joist and on top of the rafter truss themselves.
Is is possible this was caused by Contractor negligence.
Jaime, what is page two and the cause of this disaster?
Marcel