Flat Roof Trusses with parpartet wall around issues.


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Coffee shop- I am having problems with  a flat roof maybe 2 in pitch from right to left with parapet walls above and flashing cap on all the walls. Can anyone help me solve these issues? I would appreciate the help. 

 

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Newell Cheatheam

Katy, Tx. 713.385.3622

newell@newellcheatheam.com 

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