A roofer who knows the Hill Country
Burnet is the county seat, the Bluebonnet Capital, and the gateway to the Highland Lakes, and it asks a lot of a roof. Homes here run from town lots off the square to ranch properties spread out along US-281 and the back roads toward Inks Lake and Lake Buchanan. The sun is brutal for most of the year, the spring storms that climb out of the Hill Country canyons throw hail and wind, and a roof that was thrown together fast does not last long out here. Metal goes up on a lot of these places for exactly that reason.
Plenox Solutions runs out of Leander, so the drive up 281 to Burnet County is one we make all the time, not a one-off job we take and forget. We wanted to do it the right way instead of trying to make a quick nickel off of homeowners, and that shows up in how we work: we strip a roof to the deck, fix whatever the last crew buried, and rebuild it as a single weather-tight system. Behind that stands a lifetime workmanship warranty plus six years of weatherproofing we drive back out and do ourselves.
Roof getting old, leaking, or beat up by the last storm? We will climb up, look it over for real, and hand you a free roof quote written in plain words before anybody signs a thing.
Finished roof, Burnet County area
What we put up on Burnet County roofs
Replacement keeps us busiest out here, but a roof is one connected system. Here is the work we do for homes, ranch buildings, and businesses across Burnet, residential and commercial alike.
Metal Roofing
Standing-seam metal, the go-to for ranch homes out toward the lakes, sized for Hill Country hail and decades of hard Burnet sun.Shingle Roof Repair
Lifted tabs, loose flashing and the first small leaks, dealt with on your Burnet home before they grow into a whole tear-off.Storm Damage Roof Repair
When a spring cell rolls through Burnet County, we climb up, photograph every hail bruise and wind tear, and put the roof back right.Gutter Replacement
Seamless gutters sized for the flash downpours that fill the Hill Country canyons fast, pulling water off and away from the house.Roof Ventilation
Lomanco-certified attic ventilation that lets the heat out, so the hard Burnet sun does not cook your new roof from underneath.Commercial Roofing
Flat and low-slope roofs for the storefronts on the square, offices, and shops around Burnet, scheduled so you stay open.From the square to the shoreline
We work the streets right around downtown Burnet, the newer subdivisions off SH-29, and the ranch homes scattered out toward Inks Lake and Lake Buchanan. The whole city and the back roads of the county are covered, and our crews log plenty of miles across TX when a big storm hits.
Burnet anchors Burnet County as its seat, and the towns nearby are on our route too.
The weather Burnet throws at a roof
Out here the heat is the long, slow problem. Burnet bakes under months of straight Hill Country sun, and that sun works a roof from two directions at once: it cooks the surface from above and, if the attic is not breathing right, it builds a furnace of trapped heat underneath that cooks the shingles from below. An attic that cannot vent runs the cooling bills up and shaves years off the roof before anybody notices. We design the attic ventilation into every roof rather than leaving it for later, because a brand-new roof over a stagnant attic is already burning through its lifespan.
Then there is the violent stuff. Spring is hail season, and storms that build over the canyons and the Highland Lakes can drop ice and throw wind hard enough to do real damage in minutes. The trouble is hail rarely punches a hole you can spot from the driveway. It bruises the mat under the granules and shakes the protective coating loose, and then the sun and the next round of canyon rain finish the job quietly over a season or two. Lake-corridor homes catch extra wind, and when one of those flash floods rips through the low ground, water moves fast. So we get up on the roof and check every seam, ridge and penetration by hand, because guessing from the ground is how damage gets missed.
Out here the sun does the slow damage and the spring hail does the fast damage. We build the roof to take both, and we ventilate it so the heat does not finish it early.
Plenox Solutions, Burnet County roofingWhen a Burnet roof is genuinely done, a full replacement beats another patch every time. We tear it to the deck, swap out any sheathing the last roof let rot, and rebuild the whole system to shed water for decades. Smaller trouble gets the right-sized fix instead: our shingle repair crew takes care of spot work and isolated sections, and our storm damage team photographs the hits for your insurance carrier so the approved scope matches what the storm really did. Either road, you get the lifetime workmanship warranty and the six years of annual weatherproofing we drive out and handle ourselves. Reach our contact page or call (432) 288-5562 and we will set up a free roof look.
Questions Burnet folks ask us
Plain answers for Burnet County homeowners on the drive, the call, warranties and timing. If yours is not below, call (432) 288-5562 or use our contact page.
Is Burnet too far out for a Leander roofer?
Not at all. The run up US-281 to Burnet County is a regular trip for us, not a job we take once and never come back to. Our shop is in Leander and our crews are in the Hill Country corridor all the time, so the drive does not change the price or the warranty. We cover the whole county and head out across TX when a major storm rolls through.
Should I replace my Burnet roof or just patch it?
That comes down to how old the roof is, how much of it is hurt, and whether the trouble is in one spot or all over. Storm damage in a single section with sound shingles around it is usually a repair. A roof that has soaked up ten or fifteen years of Hill Country sun and a few hail seasons is usually better off replaced. We climb up, look it over and tell you straight which one yours is, with pictures, before we quote anything.
Does insurance pay for hail damage on a Burnet County roof?
Hail and wind are typically covered under a standard homeowner policy. We document everything, can meet your adjuster up on the roof, and make sure the approved scope reflects what the storm actually did to the surface. We will not promise what your policy pays out, but we make sure the carrier sees the whole picture. Our storm damage page walks through how that goes.
What does the Plenox warranty cover on a Burnet roof?
Every roof we replace comes with a lifetime workmanship warranty, so our install is covered as long as you own the place. On top of that we include six years of weatherproofing done annually, where we come back out, check the seams and penetrations, and seal anything that has moved before the next storm finds the gap. Your manufacturer warranty on the materials stacks on top of all that.
How many days will a Burnet roof replacement take?
Most homes are done in one to a few days once the materials land, depending on the size and pitch and whether we find deck rot to fix underneath. Bigger ranch roofs or steep pitches take longer. We give you a real timeline up front and keep you in the loop the whole way, so you are not left wondering once the deposit clears.
Can you handle commercial roofs in Burnet too?
Yes. We install and repair flat and low-slope roofs for the storefronts on the square, offices, warehouses and other commercial buildings around Burnet. We work around your hours so you can keep the doors open. Call (432) 288-5562 or check our commercial roofing page and tell us about the building.
Ready to talk roofs in Burnet?
Tell us what yours is doing and we will drive up, get on it, and put a clear number on paper. The free roof quote costs nothing and ties you to nothing. Take a look at finished roofs in our project gallery or reach us on our contact page.