Ceiling Tear - no visible water damage

[GottaB 595]

I noticed a tear in our living room ceiling.

 

 

 

My initial thought was water damage from a roof leak. I noticed this spot recently so it could have happened after the mega wind storm that hit austin last week but it could have been there before.

 

The tear occurs just below the seam of the drywall

 

From the exterior I do not see any missing or damaged tiles.

 

I went back inside and noticed some cracks at the joint of the ceiling and the wall.

 

 

Is this a water leak issue or a foundation issue.

[Gil Bang 26050]

I don't see any tiles. 

It's a dent.  Somebody bashed it with something.

[NeverMarryAStripper 21948]

If it was due to water there would be some discoloration.  That definitely looks like it was pushed up.

[GottaB 595]

I don't see any tiles. 
It's a dent.  Somebody bashed it with something.

I don’t know why I said tile when I meant shingles

[Bevo&Pevo 5222]

@ROFL BOX to the courtesy phone please.

[Jkwellborn 6749]

I don't see any tiles. 
It's a dent.  Somebody bashed it with something.

Wife must have been catching some serious dick. Sorry for partying.

[RPM 26360]

[ROFL BOX 6649]

On 5/19/2024 at 7:01 PM, Bevo&Pevo said:

@ROFL BOX to the courtesy phone please.

Today is Tuesday... you posted the alert on Sunday.

 

The system is broken, man.  Broken.

 

 

*thanks

[ROFL BOX 6649]

I'm suggesting it isn't any slab / foundation / framing movement issues.

 

Do you have any kids?

[deadshank 24653]

Dang, your old lady really elevates on the dismount.  Is her noggin OK?

[GottaB 595]

I'm suggesting it isn't any slab / foundation / framing movement issues.
 
Do you have any kids?

Yes. They don’t tend to hang out in the living room so I dont suspect hit it with anything.

I am comfortable knowing you don’t suspect any major issues. I’ll just get a guy to come in a patch / fix.

Thanks all