Maintain Your Roof's Durability with Roofing Accessories from Owens Corning

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Owens Corning makes products that make your home more comfortable, more beautiful, and more energy efficient. Whether you're building a new home at the Lake of the Ozarks or renovating your current one, they have the products for you! Roofing accessories play an important role in maintaining a roof's durability. Underlayment products are the first line of defense for your Lake of the Ozarks roof and provide an extra layer of protection beneath the shingles to help prevent wind-driven rain from reaching the roof deck.

Deck Defense Roof Underlayment


Your roof is a big investment that you'll want to protect.  Water damage in the attic can cause mold growth and rotting deck boards.  Deck Defense High Performance Roof Underlayment from Owens Corning features a durable, synthetic construction that works with your shingles to help shield your home from moisture infiltration.
  • Acts as a non-absorbent, secondary water-shedding barrier
  • Unique bottom surface coating reduces the chance for tears that cause leaks, as compared to other felt underlayment
  • Provides roof deck protection from UV exposure for up to 6 months**
  • Extra-wide rolls cover approximately 5 times more than standard felt rolls
  • Preprinted nailing pattern and overlap lines help speed installation
  • 30-Year Limited Warranty*
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Fiberglas Reinforced Felt Underlayment


Fiberglas Reinforced Felt Underlayment from Owens Corning adds an extra layer of protection under the shingle. This helps prevent moisture from reaching the roof deck.
  • Reinforced with fiberglass to support flat, more uniform shingle application
  • Unlike standard felt, resists curling or pulling away from fasteners when exposed to moisture or wind.
  • Increased tear strength to resist tears when walked on or in windy conditions, as compared to standard felt

Above and Beyond Roofing is an Owens Corning platinum preferred contractor.  As your Lake of the Ozarks roofer, we can help you with everything for your roof from shingles to fascia to gutters.  Consider us for your next roofing project at the Lake of the Ozarks.  There is literally no job too big or too small. Call 573-302-0354 for your free estimate.  

At Above & Beyond Roofing, we pride ourselves on being locally owned and operated, being open 7- days a week, and we turn the average roofing job in one day!  Contact Ben or Melissa for a free estimate on your next project at 573-302-0354!

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