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    What if there is water damage in the roof and the ceiling is sagging?
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    You will probably need to replace the wooden panels underneath the roof tiles to fix the leak and repair the sagging.
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    How do I determine approximately how much it would cost to replace a terracotta roof?
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    I would take some pictures if you can, measure your roof, and go to your local home improvement store and ask them for an estimated total.
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    Can I use a normal stepladder for replacing roof tiles?
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    Yes, but make sure someone strong is at the bottom holding it; if not, use a special ladder.
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    I need to remove the first row of tiles to install patio roof brackets, but I can't seem to lift the tiles at all. What should I do?
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    If you can break one tile and replace it, do that. The tiles are designed to not come away easily.
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