Frequently Asked Questions About Residential Roofing!

 Knowing the ins and out of your roof is important. Unless you have done prior research, your knowledge base on your residential roof is likely slim! When our clients call us, they typically have a lot of questions pertaining to their roof. Wanting to learn more about your roof too? Read on to get a few frequently asked questions answered from our Lake of the Ozarks roofing company! 

1) How Do I Know What Type of Shingle is Best?

There are many factors that come into play when are thinking about which shingle is best. Finances, aesthetics, and climate all come into play when determining which roofing shingle is "best." At Above & Beyond Roofing, we install a variety of different materials and can help you, the homeowner, choose what's best for your unique situation, taking into account your budget, what your house looks like and what you're trying to accomplish.

2) How Much Does a New Roof Cost?

Several factors are used to determine the cost of a new roof. The type of roofing material you choose for your roof will be a large determining factor. For example, asphalt shingles are less expensive than metal roofing. The physical costs aren't the only thing you should be concerned with though. Keep in mind the saying, "you get what you pay for." The size and shape of your roof also come into consideration when determining the price of your new roof. For a free roofing estimate at the Lake of the Ozarks, give us a call at 573-302-0354.

3) How Do I Know if I Need a New Roof?

Roofs are designed to last a long time if they're properly taken care of, and it can be difficult to tell if you need a new roof. The great thing is, you don't have to know. Above & Beyond Roofing can tell you if you need one after you schedule your free roof inspection at the Lake of the Ozarks. If your roof is over 15 years, you should definitely have an inspection! However, it's advised that you have your roof inspected twice a year. By catching any small repair issues early, you can prevent the need for a premature re-roof.


4) Does a Roof Leak Mean I Need to Replace My Entire Roof?

A leak is obviously a sign of a roofing problem. Fortunately, a leak does not mean that you need to get a completely new roof. In many cases, the roof can be repaired in just the areas showing issues. The best way to determine if your roof can be repaired or needs to be entirely replaced is to talk to a professional. After inspection, the roofer will be able to give you an assessment of what needs to be done.

Contact Above & Beyond Roofing for Residential Roofing! 


Above & Beyond Roofing has all your Lake of the Ozarks roofing needs covered, from shingles to soffit and fascia, as well as gutter cleanout and siding installation. No job is too big or too small for our team - if it needs a roof, we can do it...from the dog house to your house! Give Above & Beyond Roofing for all your roofing needs!


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