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Old 04-01-2017, 10:27 AM
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Originally Posted by troypiggo View Post
Looks to me like there's either a beam or girder truss spanning from wall to wall, and the point load at the walls is too much for whatever is supporting it to handle. Possibly a local failure (sagging) of the top plate in the wall under the beam/girder truss? Just a guess based on photos. You'd need to get into ceiling space to have a look at those 2 spots. You should have a manhole access somewhere to get into roof space. Do it early in morning with this heat

Doesn't look related to the tile in valley gutter or water related.
Agreed. Which actually makes it a more serious issue than a water leak. Get onto this quickly.
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