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Heater Flue Flashing: How to Inspect & Evaluate Service Life
Heater flue flashing seals the area where a heater’s vent pipe passes through the roof’s surface, preventing water intrusion while allowing exhaust gases to escape safely. Heater flues are installed on nearly every house with a gas furnace, hot water heater, or gas fireplace that vents through the roof, making it one of the most common roofing components.
When Do You Need Snow Guards on Your Roof in Kansas?
Snow guards can be a necessary addition to a roof when snow and ice accumulation present a danger to the occupants. Snow guards prevents snow from...
Cedar Shake vs. Synthetic Shake
Cedar shake has been a trusted roofing material in America for centuries, dating back to the 17th century when European settlers began using the...
What Type of Attic/Roof Ventilation System Do I Have?
This guide is an inspection resource to help determine which type of ventilation system you have as part of your roofing system, and how each type...
Can I Stay in My House During a Roof Replacement in Wichita, KS?
When you’re investing in a new roof, you want a roofing company that understands your home, your community, and the challenges of our Kansas...
The Complete Homeowner’s Guide to Roof Replacement in Kansas
When it comes to protecting your home, few elements are as important as the roof over your head. At Rhoden Roofing, we’re proud to be one of the...
How Trees Affect Roofs: A Reference for Risks, Damage Prevention, and Smart Planning
Trees have a complicated relationship with buildings and the people who live or work in them. Understanding that relationship assists with...
How to Replace Damaged Soffit Vents
SoffitArchitectural Features - A soffit is the underside of a roof overhang, covering the area where the roof edge and attic space meet the outside air. Read full article intake vents are openings in the soffit that allow fresh air to flow into the attic space. If a soffit vent becomes blocked or damaged, it can disrupt your attic’s intake-to-exhaust ratio and contribute to moisture buildup, wood rot, and pest infestations.
3-Tab vs. Architectural Shingles
When it’s time for a roof replacement, one of the biggest decisions homeowners face is selecting the right roofing material. Asphalt shingles are...
Straight Rows or Staggered Look: Choosing Your Roof’s Coursing Style
Roof Coursing: What It Is and Why It’s Important In roofing, coursing refers to the horizontal rows of materials,like shingles,that make up the...
How to Replace Gutter Clips and Rehang Gutter Sections
A loose gutter clip can be a surprisingly damaging problem. It seems minor, but faulty gutters can result in water in your fascia boards or even in...
How to Replace a Damaged Box Vent On a Roof
Box vents (also called turtle vents, for their appearance) are the most common attic exhaust vent found on roofs today. While ridge vent systems are...
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