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Spring Thunderstorms are Here

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While you should watch out for major weather events, something as simple as a thunderstorm can also affect an already faulty roof. Spring is here and has brought this rainy weather along with it. Here are some facts about Thunderstorms and how you can protect your Lake of the Ozarks roof  from further damage this spring! What is a Thunderstorm?  Thunderstorms are produced by a cumulonimbus cloud, usually producing gusty winds, heavy rain and sometimes hail. The basic ingredients used to make a thunderstorm are moisture, unstable air and lift. You need moisture to form clouds and rain, unstable air that is relatively warm and can rise rapidly, and you need lift from either fronts, sea breezes or mountains. Here are some fun facts about thunderstorms: Thunderstorms can occur year-round at all hours, but are most likely to occur in spring and summer during the afternoon and evening hours.   It is estimated that around 1,800 thunderstorms occur across our plan...

4 Reasons for a New Roof

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Whether your faced with an immediate need for a new roof at the Lake of the Ozarks or you are planning a roofing project in the near future, Above & Beyond Roofing is here to help!  As an Owens Corning Platinum Preffered Contractor, you can rest assured your roof is in good hands.  Here are just a few reasons for needing a new roof and some information to assist you with the process of each. Increase Your Home's Value  By replacing an old roof, you can add curb appeal to your home and increase its percieved value.  If you plan to sell your home, this could be a great project for you to take on.  When selling a house, the first impression is very important and a new roof could give you that edge to attract buyers.  Not only does a new roof play a critical part in protecting the buyers home investment, it can really transform the look of a home. The return on investment for a new roof ranks at the top of the list.  Use the Owens Corning Des...