Above & Beyond Roofing Lake of the Ozarks

When choosing the type of shingles you want for your roof at the Lake of the Ozarks , there are many factors that come into play. Depending on the climate in the area where you live, some shingles would be better than others.  If you live in areas prone to hurricanes, tornadoes or other dangerous storms, different shingles will work better than others.  The National Storm Damage Center provides great information on the different ways shingles can be damaged by storms. 3-Tab Shingles  These asphalt shingles are highly susceptible to hail and wind damage. When hail strikes a 3-tab shingle, the impact causes the granules to be knocked off, exposing the base to the sun and elements. This can cause a number of problems including leaking, cracking, curling and shortened lifespan.  A tornado or strong winds can tear these shingles off, leaving your home unprotected from the elements. Long term exposure to these elements can cause wood rot and structural compromise, w...

Storms typically do more than just get your house a little wet.  They can bring wind gusts and even hail.  This type of severe weather can cause major damage to your siding or roof at the Lake of the Ozarks .  Identifying storm damage is an important step in rendering any problems with your roof or siding.   Roof Damage  The roof is most susceptible to damage when a storm hits.  Fallen tree branches, flying debris, hail and wind are all common causes of roof damage.  If you notice any of these common signs of roof damage at the Lake of the Ozarks , give Above & Beyond Roofing a call for a free inspection! Holes in the Roof  Split Seams Missing Shingles Bruises or Dented Asphalt Shingles Cracked or Broken Tile, Slate or Concrete Shingles  Granules Collecting in Gutters or Downspouts  Leaks in Your Roof or Ceiling Dents on Vents, Gutters or Flashing  Siding Damage  Strong winds, flying debris ...