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IKO Dynasty Roof Replacement — Overland, MO 63114

A completed project on Kenosho Avenue in Overland, MO 63114 — 24.00 squares of OC Duration in IKO Dynasty, installed by our own crews. Street name and ZIP only; we never publish a customer’s house number.

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At a glance: John Beal Roofing replaced the roof on Kenosho Avenue in Overland, MO 63114, finishing July 1, 2026. 24.00 squares of IKO IKO Dynasty, installed over synthetic underlayment across the full deck. Handled by our St. Louis office (314-429-6000).

A mid-size 24.00-square roof, roughly 2,400 square feet on Kenosho Avenue in Overland, MO, an inner-ring North County suburb along Page Avenue and I-170, where much of the housing dates to the postwar building boom. We replaced 2 other roofs in ZIP 63114 that same month. The system: synthetic underlayment across the full deck, ice and water membrane in the valleys and at the eaves, and IKO Dynasty on top.

What the work order shows

LocationKenosho Avenue (Overland, MO 63114)
CompletedWednesday, July 1, 2026
Opened to completed15 days
Roof size24.00 squares (about 2,400 sq ft)
Scope of workFull tear-off and roof replacement
ShingleIKO — IKO Dynasty
UnderlaymentJBI Synthetic
Ice & waterAlco Ice & Water
Starter courseIKO Starter
Hip & ridgeIKO Hip & Ridge
VentilationLomanco Omni Roll ridge vent
WarrantyLifetime workmanship warranty
Project numberSTL061626009

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What went on this roof

IKO Dynasty is a laminated architectural shingle built around a wide reinforced nailing strip IKO calls ArmourZone, which gives the installer a generous target and holds the fasteners where they belong. The shingle is only the top layer. Here’s the full system that went on this house:

  • Synthetic underlayment, edge to edge. It doesn’t wrinkle or tear like felt, and it keeps the deck dry if a shower pops up mid-job.
  • Ice and water shield in the valleys and along the eaves. Those are the two places a Midwest roof takes on water first, from ice dams in January and heavy runoff in spring storms.
  • IKO Starter at the eaves and rakes. It’s a purpose-made starter strip with factory adhesive, not cut-up field shingles, so the edges stay sealed.
  • IKO Hip & Ridge on the hips and peak. Matching cap shingles made for the job, not field shingles cut into pieces.
  • Lomanco Omni Roll ridge vent. Continuous exhaust at the peak. Together with the soffit intake, it moves heat and moisture out of the attic.

Who installed it

This was a St. Louis office job, installed by our own crew, not subcontracted out. From the day the job was opened (June 16, 2026) to the day the crew finished (July 1, 2026) took 15 days. Family-owned since 1947, we back every replacement with a lifetime workmanship warranty. We answer the phone around the clock, storms included. See 24/7 emergency service.

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FAQ about this roof

What shingle was installed on this Overland roof?

IKO IKO Dynasty, over synthetic underlayment across the full deck. The full system is in the project details table above.

Does John Beal Roofing work in Overland, MO?

Yes. Overland is served by our St. Louis office, and we've completed 5 roof replacements there in the last few months alone. Call 314-429-6000 for a free inspection.

What kind of ventilation went on this roof?

A Lomanco Omni Roll ridge vent along the peak. Paired with soffit intake, it lets hot, moist attic air escape.

How long did this project take from start to finish?

15 days from the day the job was opened to the day the crew finished. Most of that time is scheduling, material ordering and any insurance paperwork. The tear-off and install usually take a day or two on a house this size.

Who do I call about a roof in Overland?

Our St. Louis office at 314-429-6000. A person answers 24 hours a day, including nights, weekends and holidays.

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