Commercial Roof Maintenance | RoofCare Program

RoofCare is designed for commercial roofs that can be maintained in their current condition. If a roof has active leaks, saturated substrate or damage that prevents proper maintenance, repairs may be recommended before the roof is enrolled.

Yes. Complete roof replacements include two years of RoofCare at no cost. After the second year, RoofCare continues at the standard annual rate unless the owner decides to cancel.

A RoofCare inspection includes a condition review with photo documentation, routine maintenance items and minor repairs, and recommendations for larger repairs, monitoring, or future budgeting. 

RoofCare includes priority emergency service within 24-48 hours of notification, depending on access and demand. 

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A commercial roof maintenance plan with Rhoden Roofing typically includes an initial condition assessment with prerequisite repairs. From there, each visit can involve minor fixes like sealant application. We also provide comprehensive photo reports and documentation that includes capital budget forecasting and the plan for the next maintenance cycle.

What makes a roof maintenance plan worth it is that your roof is no longer something you have to manage at all. We treat your roof as a long-term asset and proactively manage its inspections, repairs and maintenance. This kind of proactive maintenance can save building owners substantial lifetime costs.

You should inspect your commercial roof at least twice a year, typically in the spring and fall. We also recommend an inspection immediately after any major storm or severe weather event to check for any storm damage or hidden issues. Inspection is a great way to identify any issues with your roof before they lead to major damage. The current condition of your roof also tells us if it’s suitable for maintenance or whether replacement would be more practical.

No, routine maintenance generally will not void your roof warranty when it’s performed according to the warranty terms. In fact, skipping routine maintenance is what can actually void it. Routine maintenance keeps your warranty valid, protects your investment and prevents minor issues from snowballing into major repairs.

Rhoden Roofing offers bi-annual inspections tailored to Wichita’s extreme weather patterns to help keep your roof and warranty intact. After an inspection, we’ll be able to advise on the best maintenance approach depending on your roof.

Repair can turn into a full replacement when a professional inspection reveals widespread damage, structural issues or conditions that localized patches and roof recovery options can no longer resolve. For commercial low-slope and flat roofsRoof Types - Low-slope roofs (flat roofs) are a type of roof system with less than a 3:12 pitch, most commonly found on commercial and industrial buildings. Read full article, deciding whether a roof can receive an overlay or requires a full tear-off comes down to diagnostic testing like thermal scans and core samples.

If tests show widespread moisture trapped in the substrate, or if the building already has two existing roofing layers, a full remove-and-replace project is required. However, if saturation is isolated and only one roof systemRoof Types - A roof system (roof assembly) is the entire series of roofing layers and components above the roof deck that work together to weatherproof the building. Read full article is present, selective insulation replacement and repairs may still be a practical option.