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4 Quailities in a Repuatable Roofer

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Your roof is an investment in your home and when it comes time to replace your roof at the Lake of the Ozarks , you want to ensure you choose a reputable company. With the many roofing companies at the Lake of the Ozarks , you may be wondering how you decide which company you should have replace your roof. At Above & Beyond Roofing, we think a reputable roofer should have the following four qualities. 1. A Reputable Roofer Comes Highly Recommended for Quality Work.  Our  Lake of the Ozarks roofing company  prides itself on high-quality work. Don't just take our word for it, ask our customers. We have an entire page on our website dedicated to reviews and testimonials from our clients. We also include a list of professional references. When it comes to your roof, you want to make sure you're hiring a company that will do the job right, so be sure to do your research first. 2. A Reputable Roofer Provides Professional and Personal Service.  R...

FAQs - Residential Roofing

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In general, most homeowners don't have extensive knowledge about their roof. After all, a quality roof should last 15 plus years so your roofing system probably isn't top of mind. That's why today, our roofing company at the Lake of the Ozarks would like to answer a few of the frequently asked questions about residential roofing. 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 cho...

Commercial vs. Residential Roofing

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When it comes to roofing, it may seem like it’s all the same. A roof is a roof, right? Nope! There are actually several big differences between a roofing job for a residential home and a commercial building. Your roofing experts at the Lake of the Ozarks offer services regarding both commercial and residential roofs, and we’re excited to share our knowledge. If you have any questions about residential or commercial roofing, or if you have a roof that needs repairs, don’t hesitate to reach out! Design  Even the very basis of commercial and residential roofing begins differently. First of all, they are different types of buildings. One, people are actually living in. The other is typically much larger and needs to accommodate more different people. Although, they both do the same job, which is protecting the people below. The most common roofs for residential properties are pitched gable or hip roofs. When you think of a residential home, it’s more than likely the roof that ...

Residential Roofing FAQs

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Most homeowners don't have a lot of knowledge about their roof, or roofing in general. Today's blog from your Lake of the Ozarks roofer offers the answers to some frequently asked questions about residential roofing. 1. 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. 2. How Do I Know What Type of Shingle is Best? People can argue all day long about what type of shingle is best. Finances, aesthetics and climate all come into play when det...