Roofing Services in Burnett, WI and Dodge County

Homes in and around Burnett take a beating from the weather. Cold, snowy winters build up ice along eaves. Spring thunderstorms roll across open farmland with little to slow them down. The flat terrain near Horicon Marsh means wind hits roofs hard, and the moisture from the marsh keeps humidity high enough to feed algae and moss on shaded surfaces. Many houses here are older farmhouses and single-family homes built before modern roofing standards, which makes them more likely to have thin underlayment, poor attic ventilation, or extra shingle layers stacked up over the years. All of that adds up to roofs that need the right materials, the right installation, and regular attention to stay ahead of problems. Learn more about our full range of roofing services in Mayville, WI and Southern WI to see how we approach every project.

Roofing Materials

Choosing the right roofing material matters a lot in Burnett, WI. Cold winters, heavy snow, and humid summers near Horicon Marsh put constant stress on roofs. We help homeowners pick materials that hold up against ice, wind, and moisture without wearing out ahead of schedule.

Asphalt Shingles

Asphalt shingles are the most common choice on Burnett area homes, and for good reason. They handle freeze-thaw cycles well, shed snow on steep-slope roofs, and come in styles that work for older farmhouses and newer builds alike. We install shingles rated for high wind and impact resistance.

Metal Roofs

Metal roofing is a practical fit for rural Burnett properties. Standing seam and corrugated panels shed snow cleanly, resist wind uplift across open farmland, and last decades with minimal upkeep. They also hold up well against the hail and severe storms that move through Dodge County each spring and summer.

Flat Roofs

Low-slope roofing systems work well on home additions and modern builds in the Burnett area. We install membranes and drainage details that handle heavy spring rains and standing water without leaking. Proper slope and drainage design is especially important given how wet the ground around Horicon Marsh can get.

Concrete Tile Roofing

Concrete tile is a durable option for Burnett homeowners who want a distinctive look with long-term performance. These tiles resist moisture and temperature swings well. We make sure the roof structure can carry the added weight before installation, which is a key step on older farmhouses and rural homes in Dodge County.

Roofing Services

BRH Enterprises LLC offers a full range of residential roofing services for homes in and around Burnett, WI. Whether a roof needs a quick repair after a storm or a full replacement, we bring the right crew and materials to handle the job correctly the first time.

Roof Inspection

Our 27-point roof inspection gives Burnett homeowners a clear picture of what is happening on top of their house. We photograph every problem area and deliver a written report. That kind of detail matters on older homes where issues like thin underlayment, poor ventilation, or stacked shingle layers can hide serious damage.

Roof Repair

Wind, hail, and ice dams leave behind specific damage that needs targeted fixes. We track down the actual source of leaks and repair flashing, decking, vents, and shingles correctly. Burnett area homes take a beating from spring storms and winter ice, and a proper repair keeps those problems from turning into bigger ones.

Roof Replacement

When a roof has too many layers, too much storm damage, or simply too many years on it, a full replacement is the right call. We do a complete tear-off and re-roof using GAF systems built to handle Wisconsin winters. Many older Burnett farmhouses benefit from starting fresh with modern underlayment and ventilation.

Roof Installation

New construction and home additions in Burnett need roofing that is permitted, inspected, and built right from the start. We work with contractors and homeowners to install systems that meet current code and hold up to the wind exposure and moisture common across open Dodge County farmland.

Commercial buildings in Burnett and the surrounding Dodge County area take a beating year-round. Open farmland and flat terrain give wind very little to slow it down before it hits a roof. Spring and summer bring severe thunderstorms, hail, and the occasional tornado. Winters pile on with heavy snow, ice dams, and freeze-thaw cycles that work their way into every small crack and weak seam. Older structures, large agricultural buildings, and small businesses near Horicon Marsh also deal with high humidity and biological growth that shortens the life of roofing materials. Whether a building has a steep-slope shingle roof or a wide-span metal roof over a machine shed, the climate here demands materials and installation methods that can hold up to real conditions. The services below cover the full range of commercial roofing needs for properties in this area.

Burnett properties take a beating year-round. Open fields and flat terrain around Horicon Marsh leave homes, barns, and outbuildings exposed to wind with little to slow it down. Spring storms roll through with hail and gusts strong enough to lift shingles and bend metal panels. Winters bring heavy snow, ice dams along eaves, and freeze-thaw cycles that work into every small crack and gap. A lot of the housing stock here is older, with farmhouses and rural homes that predate modern materials and building standards. That history shows up in worn siding, aging trim, and roofing systems that have been patched more than once. Getting the exterior right means understanding what these properties face every season. Our siding and gutter services are built with exactly these conditions in mind.

Gutters

Heavy spring rains and wet falls put real pressure on gutter systems around Burnett. When gutters clog or pull away from the fascia, water backs up against the roof edge and works its way inside. BRH Enterprises installs, repairs, and cleans gutters sized to handle what Dodge County weather actually delivers.

Seamless gutters, guards, and downspouts.

Sectional gutters develop leaks at every joint over time. Seamless gutters eliminate most of those weak points, which matters on older Burnett farmhouses where fascia boards are already worn. Leaf guards cut down on cleaning trips, and properly placed downspouts move water away from foundations before saturated soils become a bigger problem.

Skylights

Skylights bring in natural light without adding windows, a practical choice for barns, workshops, and rural homes around Burnett where interior spaces can stay dark. The key is keeping them watertight through Wisconsin's freeze-thaw cycles and spring storms. A poorly flashed skylight will leak long before the glass ever fails.

Install, replace, and reflash. Daylight without leaks.

BRH Enterprises installs new skylights, swaps out failed units, and reflashes existing ones that have started to seep. Flashing is where most skylight leaks start, especially on roofs that have been through years of Dodge County winters. Done right, a skylight adds light and holds tight through every season. If you are also considering other openings, our window and door replacement services cover the full exterior envelope.

Burnett's open farmland and flat terrain give wind almost nothing to slow it down before it hits a roof. Add in cold winters with heavy snow, wet springs, and the humidity that drifts in from Horicon Marsh, and the structural demands on a roof here are real. Older farmhouses, barns, and rural homes throughout this part of Dodge County often carry years of weather stress, and some were built before current standards for ventilation, underlayment, and flashing even existed. Whether the issue is storm damage, ice dams, or aging materials that have been layered over more than once, getting the structure right is what makes everything else hold.

Apartments

Apartment buildings in the Burnett area face the same wind exposure and freeze-thaw stress as any other structure on open Dodge County terrain. We assess the full roof system, including decking, drainage, and flashing, to make sure every unit below stays dry through hard winters and wet springs.

Mid-rise residential property roofs.

Taller residential buildings carry more surface area exposed to wind coming off the flat farmland around Burnett. We work with the structural loads and drainage demands specific to mid-rise builds, using materials rated for the temperature swings and moisture levels common to this part of Wisconsin.

Multi-Family

Multi-family properties near Burnett often serve a mix of long-term renters and seasonal residents. A single roof failure can affect multiple units at once. We scope and install systems built to handle heavy snow loads, ice dam conditions, and the humidity that rolls in from Horicon Marsh.

Townhomes and condos. HOA-friendly scope of work.

HOAs need clear documentation, predictable timelines, and work that meets community standards. We put together scopes that make approval straightforward, covering everything from flashing details to drainage improvements suited to the wet springs and storm activity common in Dodge County.

Office

Class A and Class B office roofs in the Burnett area need to perform through severe spring storms, summer UV exposure, and winter ice buildup. We install and repair commercial roof systems designed to protect occupied buildings and reduce the risk of interior damage from water intrusion.

Class A and Class B office property roofs.

Office properties carry real liability when a roof fails. Wind-driven rain, hail from summer thunderstorms, and ponding water from heavy spring rainfall are all common threats in this part of Dodge County. We use materials and installation methods that hold up under those conditions long-term. Our roof inspection service is a smart starting point for any property manager evaluating current conditions.

Restaurants

Restaurant roofs take extra punishment near kitchen exhaust systems. Grease and heat break down standard roofing materials faster than normal weather alone. We install PVC membrane systems built to resist grease exposure and handle the hood and exhaust loads found on food service buildings in the Burnett area.

Grease-resistant PVC systems for hood and exhaust loads.

Heat, grease, and moisture from kitchen exhaust create a different kind of roof problem than rain or snow. PVC systems are the right fit because they resist chemical breakdown and hold up around penetrations. Proper detailing around exhaust equipment keeps those vulnerable spots from becoming leak points.

Warehouse

Warehouses and storage facilities in rural Dodge County often sit on open ground with little wind protection. Large roof spans collect snow and stress framing when drifts build unevenly. We handle big-footprint installs using reflective membrane systems that manage heat load in summer and shed moisture year-round.

Large-footprint reflective membrane installs.

A wide, low-slope roof covering a warehouse or agricultural facility is a significant investment to protect. Reflective membrane systems cut cooling costs in warm months and hold up through the freeze-thaw cycles that hit Burnett every fall and spring. We size and install these systems to match the actual demands of the building. If financing a large project is a concern, explore our new roof financing options to find a plan that works.