(DFW) Rec for service to raise sagging porch overhang?

nomad2007

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10:37a, 7/20/17

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The front porch of my house has a roof overhang held up by two supports on either side of the front door, but is sagging just enough to disturb the function of any new gutter system I'd like to install.

Anyone have a recommendation for someone in DFW that does this kind of work?

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1:06p, 7/27/17

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Bump

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3:34p, 7/27/17

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Where in DFW? And if you can post a picture or 2.

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7:25p, 7/27/17

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Plano. TIA.

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10:28a, 7/28/17

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It doesn't look that sagging to me.

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In reply to PlanoAg98 • 12:36p, 7/28/17

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Yea, it's not bad at all, but when the gutter installer came out to do an estimate, he said it was sagging enough to where they wouldn't be able to install the gutters high enough there to a good grade down to the downspouts.

That's really the only reason I want to see if it could be lifted.