You can not have a house without a solid roof. Watch this video tutorial for a demonstration on how to install roof trusses.
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Can someone afford-ably replace a brick framed home, with a safer Stick built frame, without losing the roof? In our area they are no longer to code and it is hard to insure a home and dangerous to live in one, here in earthquake country.
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