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Benefits of Using Matterhorn Metal Roofing Products

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At Above & Beyond Roofing , we offer a variety of different roofing products to fit your needs. In today's blog, we'll explore the benefits of the Matterhorn Metal Roofing products. Matterhorn Metal Roofing offers lightweight, Energy Star rated roofing products in hyper realistic Shake, Slate and Tile designs. Keep reading to learn more. Matterhorn Shake - MatterhornMetalRoofing.com Matterhorn Roofing Products  Matterhorn Metal Roofing products come in three different styles: shake, slate and tile. These products are stronger than steel and come in a variety of different colors to fit your style and needs. Shake The shake panels include eight separate elevation changes to replicate the irregularity of real wood shakes. Chiseling and cracks are also used to mimic the look of real wood. The specialized chiseled trough is at maximum height to allow constant water movement away from the roof deck. The shake product line captures the four different stages in the ...

The Energy Efficiency of Metal Roofs

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Last month, we talked about the many benefits of choosing metal over other roofing materials .  One of those benefits was energy efficiency. Metal roofing, whether you choose a light or dark color, reflects heat effectively to reduce cooling costs in the summer and to help insulate homes in the winter.  This can definitely help to lower your energy bills.   MetalRoofing.com provides great information on the energy efficiency of choosing metal for your Lake of the Ozarks roofing job. Reduce Energy Costs  With prices rising all over the board, homeowners are seeking out energy-saving building materials for their new homes or renovations.  They want products that not only secure and improve structures, but that also provide long-term cost-cutting on energy bills while promoting environmental and economic sustainability. Cool Metal Roofing is the answer to this demand; it can save your household up to 40% of its annual energy costs, depending on your geo...

5 Metal Roof Myths Uncovered

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When it comes to choosing the type of roof for your house, you have so many options to choose from.  If you read our blog from two weeks ago, you've already heard about the many advantages metal roofs provide. However, you may have also heard some things about metal roofs that make you second guess the choice. As your Lake of the Ozarks roofer , we have decided to focus on 5 common myths about metal roofs this week.   MetalRoofing.com has some great information about these myths!   Lightning Contrary to popular belief, a metal roof will not increase the likelihood of lightning striking your home. However, if your home were struck by lightning, the metal roof would disperse the energy safely throughout the structure.  Since metal roofing isn't combustible or flammable, its a low risk and desirable option, especially where severe weather such as lightning is concerned. Rust Steel metal roofing has a "metallic coating" made of either zinc or a combinatio...

Consider a Metal Roof for Your Lake of the Ozarks Home

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At Above & Beyond Roofing our work focuses heavily on commercial and residential in and around the Lake area – there is literally no job too big or too small. We guarantee high quality work along with professional and personal service.  We can do everything from repairs to new construction, shingles to tile roofs at the Lake of the Ozarks .  So today we want to talk to you about metal roofs and why you might want to consider this option for your home or business.   MetalRoofing.com has a lot of great examples of why you should choose metal over other roofing materials. Valuable Investment Although the initial cost of a premium metal roof is higher than most other roofing materials, you'll end up saving money in the long run.  Materials such as asphalt require re-roofing every 10 to 20 years, whereas a metal roof can last a lifetime!  A metal roof can also increase the resale value of your home and in some places can even reduce your homeowner's insu...