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We Offer More than Just Roofing Services!

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When you hire Above & Beyond Roofing, we stand by our motto that no job is too big or too small for our roofing company at the Lake of the Ozarks ! Even though we are known for installing high-quality roofs, did you that there are other home improvement projects that we offer as well? Read on to learn about the services that we offer in addition to roofing! Soffit  Soffit is the piece of material that connects the roof overhang to the side of the building. It serves both an aesthetic and functional purpose. Without soffit, your rafters would be fully exposed to the elements. Exposed rafters can lead to mold buildup and rotting beams that will need to be replaced. Soffit also helps your home breathe; with vented soffit, air can flow through the vents to provide proper ventilation of your attic. Fascia  Fascia is the board that runs along the roof, acting as a finishing edge that connects to the ends of the rafters and trusses. They also typically hold gutters in...

Roofing Terms Explained - Soffit and Fascia

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There is a lot more that goes into the construction of your roof than your shingles or metal roofing material. When you hire a professional roofer at the Lake of the Ozarks to install a new roof, they will ensure that your roof is completed with all of the necessary finish work that not only makes your roof look great but also ensures that your roof is working correctly. Today, our roofing company at the Lake of the Ozarks would like to discuss soffit and fascia and what they do for your roof! Soffit and fascia keep water and debris out of your home. In addition, they give your roof a finished look. Keep reading to learn more about these important pieces of your roofing system. What is Soffit? Soffit is the exposed surface beneath the overhanging section of a roof eave. The term can also refer to the horizontal underside of similar architectural structures, such as archways or staircases. Soffits protect the area underneath a roof's overhang from the weather. If water, s...

The 411 on Soffit and Fascia

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You know that the roof of your home protects the structure itself and the contents inside from the elements. While pretty much everyone knows what shingles are, there's more to roofing than that. Today's blog from your Lake of the Ozarks roofer discusses soffit and fascia, what they are and why they are important. Soffit and fascia keep water and debris out of your home. In addition, they give your roof a finished look. Keep reading to learn more about these important pieces of your roofing system. What is Soffit? Soffit is the exposed surface beneath the overhanging section of a roof eave. The term can also refer to the horizontal underside of similar architectural structures, such as archways or staircases. Soffits protect the area underneath a roof's overhang from the weather. If water, snow or ice weren't blocked by the soffit, beams could rot and become vulnerable to mold buildup. A vented soffit lets air circulate in an attic. This helps to keep the roo...

More Than Just a Roofing Company

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Above & Beyond Roofing has been your premier roofing company at the Lake of the Ozarks since 2004. Whether commercial or residential work, there's no job too big or too small for us. Did you know though, that we also offer other home improvement services. Let Above & Beyond take care of all your siding, soffit, fascia and gutter needs as well! Siding  Aside from making your home look nice, siding serves a very important purpose. It helps to shield and protect your home from the harsh elements. Siding helps keep out any water and debris from entering into the walls and insulation of your home. Poor siding can lead to water finding its way to the frame of your home. Moisture trapped at the frame can lead to wood rot, mold growth and other interior damage. Timely siding replacements and repairs can save you money in the long run. Soffit  Soffit is the piece of material that connects the roof overhang to the side of the building. It serves both an aesthetic a...