I used the word truss, but I should have said that they were rafters. My Dad hired a new to the trade individual to build this garage. It was his first job. I do believe that he built them also. The ridge line is very close to being straight. You have to look pretty close to see that it has a slight sag that is just above where the worst sag is located. We have not checked the walls for straightness, but no one has noticed it to be out of alignment. We walk past the corner and along the side of the garage to go to the house.
I have found that I will find a job easier to do if I take enough time to mental prepare for it. So I was hoping to be able to use some one else's expertise. My brother's will want to do the rebuild and I wanted to check and see if I had another option. Dad will be paying for it,and I want to have this looking good enough that it does not prevent the property from being sold after he is gone.
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