Above & Beyond Roofing Lake of the Ozarks

You've invested some money in a new roof and you want to make it last. Our roofing company at the Lake of the Ozarks is here to help! We understand a new roof is a big investment and Above and Beyond Roofing wants to help extend the life of your roof in every way we can. Proper roof maintenance is key to hopefully increasing the amount of time your roof stays in good condition. Below you can find some steps you can take to help better protect your new roof! Trim Any Long Branches Branches or limbs that hang over your roof are a potential for a major issue with a large weight falling on your roof and causing structural damage. In addition to the structural damage, limbs that hang over your roof are constantly dropping leaves, nuts, and other debris on your roof. This can build up on your roof and in your gutters which can cause a backup of water on your roof. Clean Gutters Out Gutters are placed to help expedite water away from your roof and down to the ground. Gutters ...

Snow and ice can cause a multitude of problems for people, including roof damage. It's important for homeowners to understand how snow and ice can affect roofing structures so that they can try to prevent costly roof repairs. Keep reading to learn about how snow and ice can impact your roof at the Lake of the Ozarks . Excess Weight on Your Roof One of the most common issues with snow and ice on your roof is the added weight. That excess weight can put a great deal of stress on your roof. Overtime, that stress weakens the integrity of your roof. While it is unlikely to happen in Missouri, where extremely heavy snowfall is minimal, the possibility of a roof collapse is also possible. This is usually the result of an already weakened roof, and that's why it's important to have your roof inspected regularly by a Lake of the Ozarks roofing professional . Invest in a snow rake to easily remove excessive amounts of snow when necessary. Melting & Freezing Cycles  Sn...

Sometimes the need for a new roof at the Lake of the Ozarks can be obvious, like a big hole in the roof or water leakage. However, it's possible for a roof to naturally reach the end of its useful life without experiencing a roof failure.  If replacing an old roof is delayed, it could result in bigger problems in the long run.  Be sure to watch for warning signs to give yourself plenty of time to plan the project. Potential Signs That Your Roof May Need Replaced  Shingle edges are curled or shingle tabs are cupped.  Bald spots where granules are missing. Cracked shingles. Your roof is at least 20 years old. Although many shingles today are produced for durability, many factors can accelerate the aging of shingles. For example, your shingles can be negatively impacted by improper roof ventilation.  Neighbors are getting new roofs. Homes built around the same time period, experiencing the same types of weather conditions could mean they all ar...