Commercial Roofing Services Designed for Long-Term Performance
We Stand Behind our Work for the LIFETIME of your Roof
Commercial Double-Lifetime Workmanship Warranty
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Proven on Commercial Roofs Across Kansas, Oklahoma, Missouri, and Arkansas
From full replacements to minor repairs and ongoing roof maintenance, Rhoden Roofing has been solving commercial roofing problems across the lower Midwest for nearly 20 years.
Commercial Roofing Services We Offer
Our dedicated repair techs have over 30 years of experience diagnosing and repairing leaks from punctures, flashing failures, and anything in-between.
When repairs are no longer cost-effective, we replace commercial roofs with custom solutions that are designed to last a lifetime.
We do not stop at installing or repairing a roof: we take accountability for them. In addition to preventing leaks, we provide budget forecasting and bond planning support.
Rapid Leak Response
Leaks disrupt operations and create stress. We respond quickly to solve the problem, protect the interior, and help restore peace of mind.
Storm Damage Assistance
Midwestern storms produce hail, high winds, and other insurable damages. Our in-house claims team will help you make an informed decision about your roof after a storm.
Not all roofs are coating candidates. We excel at identifying roofs that may benefit from a coating and performing quality, warrantable work that will extend your roof’s service life.
Commercial Roof Systems We Service
Commercial roofing requires experience with both the scale of large low-slope projects and the detail of small steep-slope projects. Rhoden Roofing helps property owners identify the 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. More they have, understand its condition, and determine the best solution for them.
Low Slope Roofs
MEMBRANE & FLAT ROOF SYSTEMS
TPO
TPOMaterial - TPO (thermoplastic polyolefin) is a white roof covering used on flat (low slope) roofs, commonly installed on commercial buildings to create a continuous waterproof surface. More is a white, single-ply membraneMaterial - A single-ply membrane is a roof covering that uses one continuous layer of material to waterproof low-slope roofs. More commonly used on flat or low-slope commercial roofs in the southern Midwest.
PVC
PVC is often used on restaurants and other commercial roofs where grease or chemical exposure would affect other membranes.
EPDM
EPDM, often called a rubber roof, is a low-slope roof membrane found on many commercial buildings, though TPO has become a more common replacement in the lower Midwest.
Modified Bitumen
Modified bitumen is an asphalt-based low-slope roof system that withstands hail impacts well, but lacks heat-welded seams for continuous protection like membrane roofs.
Metal & Metal Retrofits
Metal roof systems are known for their durability, while flute-fill retrofits are often used to extend the roof life of metal roofs that do not require full tear-off.
Steep Slope Roofs
PITCHED & SHINGLED ROOF SYSTEMS
Asphalt Shingles
Asphalt shingles are most common on residential properties, but they can also be found on commercial buildings such as offices, churches, and multifamily properties.
Synthetic Shingles
Synthetic shingles are engineered to resemble slate or shake and provide a high-end aesthetic for commercial properties with pitched roofs.
Natural Tile
Natural tile roofs use clay or concrete on steep-slope buildings where appearance and durability were prioritized during construction.
Wood Shake
Wood shake is a traditional steep-slope material that uses natural wood, though many wood shake roofs are being replaced with synthetic options with fewer maintenance and insurance rate concerns.
Metal
Pitched metal roofs are durable, weather-resistant systems that are increasingly common on commercial properties.
Commercial Roofing Solutions for Properties Like Yours
Each industry has unique needs.
Rhoden Roofing has experience meeting the needs of industries all cross the Midwest, including:
Churches
Healthcare
Warehouses
Retail Centers
HOAs
K-12 Schools
Office Buildings
Public Buildings
Restaurants
Multifamily
Churches
Healthcare
Warehouses
Retail Centers
K-12 Schools
Office Buildings
Public Buildings
Restaurants
Multifamily
HOAs
Why Choose Rhoden Roofing
Double Lifetime Workmanship Warranty
Supported by RoofCare, our Double Lifetime Workmanship Warranty means that your roof remains under our care for life.
Speed from Call to Completion
We move quickly to solve problems because delays cost more than time. They cost operations, revenue, and peace of mind. When problems surface, we respond decisively and communicate our solutions before you ask.
Price Assurance Guarantee
Our pricing reflects confidence in our value: you will never overpay, and you will always know exactly what you’re receiving.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
How much does a commercial roof repair cost?
Most commercial roof repairs cost between $850 and $3,000, depending on the type of roof and extent of damage. Minor issues can often be resolved with a patch, while active leaks may involve saturated insulation that increase cost.
During an inspection, we may perform a core sampleInspection - A core sample (core cut) is a small, cylindrical section of a roof system that is cut and removed to evaluate the roof’s construction, materials, thickness, and condition... More (with your approval) to determine whether moisture has entered the system. This allows us to recommend a repair that solves the problem permanently, not just a temporary fix.
What is the best material for a flat commercial roof?
The best flat commercial roof material depends on your building and climate.
- TPO is the most common flat roof material in Kansas, Oklahoma, and Missouri due to its durability and energy efficiency. This is the material we install most frequently.
- EPDM is more common in colder climates because it absorbs heat.
- PVC is common on restaurants or manufacturing facilities exposed to oils and chemicals.
When we perform a roof inspection, we help you determine which system will perform best for your building and budget.
How often should a commercial roof be inspected?
Commercial roofs should be inspected twice a year and after major storms. Here is why:
- Prevents Leaks: Proactively inspecting a commercial roof before it leaks is up to 8x cheaper over the course of the roof’s life than scheduling inspections in response to a leak.
- Warranty Coverage: Most manufacturer warranties for low-slope 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. More require bi-annual inspections with photo documentation to remain valid.
Scheduling inspections after major storms further preempts leaks by addressing roof damages before they cause interior damages.
Do I need commercial roof maintenance?
If your goal is to reduce long-term costs, avoid operational downtime, and extend roof life, then commercial roof maintenance is essential.
RoofCare, Rhoden Roofing’s roof maintenance program, helps you forecast future capital expenses and extends roof life by over 50 percent, in most cases.
For a full breakdown comparing the outcomes of proactive and reactive maintenance, see our article comparing the two.
Can a commercial roof be coated instead of replaced?
Sometimes, but it’s not a fix-all.
Roof coatings are used to extend the life of a roof that is still in good condition, not to fix roofs with active leaks or saturated substrate. Coatings are often sold as a permanent fix, not the cost-deferring solution they are.
A coating may be appropriate if:
- The roof is aging but in good condition.
- You need to delay replacement for budgetary or planning purposes.
For a deep-dive into coatings and their applications, see our article Roof Coatings – What Are They and When Are They Appropriate?
How long does a commercial roof last?
Most commercial roofs last 14-25 years, depending on material, installation quality, and maintenance.
A well-maintained roof can reach 25-30 years, while an unmaintained roof may fail in as little as 10-14 years.
Work With a Team of Roofing Professionals
You Can Trust
Our pride in workmanship on every project assures we only use the best materials and products. Your project will be completed to your 100% Satisfaction. No excuses.
We stand behind our work for the LIFETIME of your roof.