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How to Caulk Nail Heads on a Roof or Roof Flashing
Nails and other perforations on a roof or roof flashing are responsible for most roof leaks. One reason is because nails and other mechanical...
Gutter Guards: A Comprehensive Comparison of Gutter Protection Systems
Gutter Guards are a simple yet powerful way to protect your home. As the name suggests, they shield your gutters from leaves, twigs, and other...
What’s the Difference Between HELOCs and Unsecured Loans for Roof Financing?
Most of the differences between secured and unsecured lending, from the approval process to the available funds, are dictated by collateral.
Galvanized vs Bonderized Roof Flashings
Virtually all sloped roofs have some amount of visible metal flashings that become part of the overall look of the roof. Among steel options, the two most common are galvanized and bonderized. Both are…
How to Replace Loose or Missing Ridge Cap Shingles
Sitting at the top of the roof, ridge cap shingles (often simply called “ridge caps”) are subject to the most wind exposure and the most direct...
How to Reseal a Brick Chimney
Note: At Rhoden Roofing, we don’t perform chimney resealing ourselves; however, we're familiar with the process and regularly coordinate with...
8 Qualities of a Reliable Roofing Contractor in Wichita
Let’s be honest—hiring a contractor can feel like walking into a minefield. You’ve got a big investment on the line (your roof), you’re probably...
Commercial Roof Decking Guide: Comparing Wood, Metal, & Concrete for Low-Slope Roofs
While “decking” may suggest backyard patios and raised platforms, roof decking serves a radically different purpose. Roof decking is the structural...
Common Failure Points for Low Slope Commercial Roofs: Part 3 – Drainage Issues
Whether you are buying a building, or evaluating the condition of your existing roof, it’s worth understanding common failure points of flat roofing...
Common Failure Points for Low Slope Commercial Roofs: Part 2 – Materials Failure
Whether you are buying a building, or evaluating the condition of your existing roof, it’s worth understanding common failure points of flat roofing...
Common Failure Points for Low Slope Commercial Roofs: Part 1 – Improper Installation
Whether you are buying a building, or evaluating the condition of your existing roof, it’s worth understanding common failure points of flat roofing...
Inverted Roof Systems: A Complete Guide to Design, Installation, Costs & Benefits
An inverted roof is a low slope roofing system where the insulation layer is placed above the waterproof membrane instead of below it. The...
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