Posted by tractor gal on August 27, 2019 at 10:08:49 from (74.187.152.43):
I'd appreciate some insight into initial thoughts about fixing up my barn. It is 28' X 36'. One section was here when I bought the place...more of a shed than a barn, but nonetheless operational.
In 1989, I added an additional section with the roof sloping from one side of the original structure. I'd like to fix this up but instead of having a long sloping side (16') and a short sloping side (12'), I'd like to change the shape to have a peak in the middle.
Is there a potential for getting someone to put trusses on the current structure (without removing the current roof) and putting the new roof over that? The ends would be filled in with siding and none of the old would show.
If you're laughing, you're entitled. It would seem that it would cost a great deal more to remove all of the old. In addition, I'm just beginning to think about this.
Thanks for comments, even if they bring me back to reality!
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