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Above & Beyond Roofing is an Owens Corning Preferred Contractor??

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Did you know Above & Beyond Roofing is an Owens Corning Preferred Contractor?  We choose Owens Corning because every shingle they make combines consistent quality with long-lasting beauty and maximum protection.     As a trusted and reliable Lake of the Ozarks Roofer , we look for products that match our very own performance!! What makes Owens Corning shingles special? Here are a few bullet points on what sets them apart from the rest!! Every Owens Corning shingle line features: Fiberglas® mat that adds weather protection, greater fire resistance and longer life. Weathering-grade asphalt that holds the granules on the shingle and protects the roof from water. Colorful mineral granules that help reflect the sun's rays while adding beauty and style to the roof. Heat-activated adhesive strip that bonds shingles into a single, watertight unit. Class A Fire Rating, the highest available for residential applications. Wind Resistance Rating for winds and gusts up ...

Tile Roof offers more than Just a SouthWestern Flair

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Many people will choose a Tile Roof for their home to add a "southwestern flair" to the appearance of their home.  Like all materials that you choose for your roof, tile has it's advantages and disadvantages.   Tile roofing is often used in Arizona and other sunny regions because it lasts a long time and won't burn under the sun. Here are a few things to think about if you are considering a Tile Roof. Advantages: Longevity This type of roofing material will last a long time - Some manufacturers estimate their product will last as long as 50 years!! Classic Style - Clay and concrete tiles offer a very distinctive Southwestern look to your home.   Options - Some manufacturers are improving their producst by creating tile that looks like wood shakes and are lighter-weight. Fire Resistant Rot and Insect Resistant Disadvantages: Weight - Tile is usually very heavy and this will often require some type of reinforcement to support the weight. If you are r...