Above & Beyond Roofing Lake of the Ozarks

Winter's in Missouri can be unpredictable, sometimes we have a lot of snow and ice and other winter's we experience more mind weather. Even if the weather is on the mild side, it seems like we have a least a couple mild snow or ice storms. Snow, ice, and moisture can take a toll on your roof at the Lake of the Ozarks . If you have yet to winterize your roof, now is the time to do so before it's too late. Today, our roofing company at the Lake of the Ozarks has a few you things you should do before we experience any severe winter weather. Winterizing Your Roof Eliminate any low hanging tree branches and other vegetation near your roof.  Ice and snow can accumulate on trees and branches, weighing them down until they snap.  Save yourself some stress and even possibly money by trimming back your branches before a Winter storm hits. Check your roof for signs of pest infestation and check for weak spots that an animal might exploit in order to stay warm.  Mice,...

The winter months are upon us and with old man winter comes escalating heating costs ! Although there is no way to completely avoid the increase, there are some easy ways that you can cut monthly bills without too much effort.   Check out these helpful energy saving tips! Seal up windows . Ideally you will have well insulated reinforced windows.  If not, take time before the temperatures drop too much to seal any leaky windows with caulk or plastic. Know where your power is going .  Power-strips also exist that will monitor how many kilowatts of electricity are being pulled from specific outlets.  A device like this can help you visualize where the extra costs are coming and cut them back. Examine your roof and gutters .  Check for obstructions or areas in need of replacement before they are covered in snow and ice!  If you find anything out of the ordinary call the best Lake of the Ozarks Roofer for a free roof inspection . Unplug charges not in ...

Peace of mind is priceless. Especially going into the Christmas Season you want to have as little extra stress as possible!  Set aside a few minutes to examine your roof to avoid unwanted surprises when after the first round of round of winter precipitation falls. Here are some guidelines to help make sure your roof is ready for the elements ahead.   Examine the framing for any sags or uneven areas.  This could be the sign of damage to the foundation under the shingles. Clean the gutters if you haven't already.  Also make sure they are tightly fastened for proper flow.  Water standing on your roof with no way of escape is a disaster waiting to happen! If you have any natural dips or valley in your roof make sure the area(s) are free of debris.  The additional weight combined with ice or snow could be too heavy for the roof to maintain. Look over the flashing to ensure it is all tightly fastened and no tears or gaps have occurred. Scan the shingle...