by Rhoden Roofing | Mar 20, 2026
How do Internal Drains Work Internal drains are placed on low points on 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 where water is...
by Rhoden Roofing | Jun 18, 2026
Why Is Kickout FlashingComponent -Kickout flashing (diverter) is flashing installed at the lower end of a roof-to-wall transition to direct water away from the wall. More Used in Roofing? Kickout flashing is used where a sloped roof meets a wall and the wall continues...
by Rhoden Roofing | Mar 18, 2026
Why Overflow Drains Are Used on Low-Slope Roofs Overflow drains are part of a building’s roof drainage system and are commonly installed alongside internal drains on low-slope commercial roofs, either as scuppers or secondary internal drains. Property owners often...
by Rhoden Roofing | Jun 18, 2026
How do Penetrations Affect a Roof? Roof penetrationsComponent - A roof penetration is an opening where something passes through the roof surface, such as a plumbing pipe or an HVAC unit curb. More appear on both steep and low-slope roofs wherever plumbing, ventilation...
by Rhoden Roofing | Jun 1, 2026
Why Is Polyiso InsulationComponent - Polyiso (polyisocyanurate) is an insulation board installed beneath many low-slope roof membranes to improve a roof system’s energy efficiency. More Used in Roofing? Polyiso is the most common insulation used in modern low-slope...
