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      <title>Rotten Trusses Endanger Residents in Chicago 3-flat</title>
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  Support wall built in Living Room to make sure the roof doesn't cave in!

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                    Wet Building Solutions did an evaluation for a client in Ukranian Village. When we walked across the roof, we could tell that the trusses were rotten -- they sagged, they crackled, they popped. To be safe, we had a crew build these supports in the living room to make sure the roof didn't collapse. If your roof make creepy noises of sags when you walk on it -- lock off access to the roof immediately. And give Wet Building Solutions a call. We'll help you figure out next steps to keep everyone who lives in the building safe
  
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      <pubDate>Fri, 15 May 2026 19:04:39 GMT</pubDate>
      <author>bob.kelly@wickright.com (Robert Kelly)</author>
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