by Rhoden Roofing | May 28, 2025 | Blog, Commercial roofing, Substrate Systems
One of the best ways to prevent expensive problems during a low slope roofing project is to ensure that the roof’s substrate is as durable as the roofing material installed over it. Both fiberboard and DensDeck are examples of cover board – a protective layer placed...
by Rhoden Roofing | May 20, 2025 | Blog, Commercial roofing, Delaying Replacement
Are you a commercial business owner or manager with an aging metal roof? Perhaps the metal has started to corrode in places, the screws and fasteners have started to loosen, or maybe water has started to make its way into your building. This leaves building owners...
by Rhoden Roofing | May 13, 2025 | Blog, Commercial roofing, Delaying Replacement
When does replacing a low slope roofing membrane, instead of just covering it up, make the most sense? Sometimes a flat roof (aka, low-slope roof) membrane can be covered with another layer when the original layer begins to fail, a process known as a layover. Other...
by Rhoden Roofing | May 13, 2025 | Blog, Commercial roofing, Substrate Systems
Introduction Cover board is an optional layer in low-slope membrane roofing systems that sits on top of insulation to provide a more rigid substrate before the top membrane layer. In general, we typically recommend cover board where possible. However, it is not always...
by Rhoden Roofing | May 12, 2025 | Blog, Commercial roofing, Delaying Replacement, Flat Roof System Types
Do you have an aging flat or low slope commercial roof? Maybe your modified bitumen roof looks more like an alligator’s back than you would like — cracking, blistering, peeling, and pulling away. Or maybe you own and manage an older building that has been...
by Rhoden Roofing | May 2, 2025 | Blog, Wichita, Wood Roofs
Let’s be real—choosing a roofing material isn’t something you do every day. So when it’s time to replace your roof, the pressure to get it right is real. You want a roof that’s beautiful, built to last, and makes financial sense in the long term. But you’re also...
