BRH Enterprises LLC

Getting a roof replaced involves more steps than most homeowners expect. Understanding the current roof condition, selecting materials, getting accurate pricing, scheduling the work, coordinating with insurance if storm damage is involved, and managing the installation itself can feel overwhelming. BRH Enterprises in Mayville walks clients through each stage with the kind of guidance that makes the process manageable. Here is how a typical project works. An estimator visits the property to assess current conditions and document what needs to be addressed. The findings are explained in plain terms, not roofing jargon designed to confuse. Material options are presented with actual cost implications so the decision makes sense financially. The proposal is written clearly with itemized scope, no hidden fees, and no pressure to decide immediately. Once work is scheduled, the team arrives as planned. Most residential roofs can be completed in a single day or two, depending on size and complexity. Tear-off removes the old system down to the decking. Any damaged sheathing is replaced before the new installation proceeds. Underlayment, drip edge, flashing, shingles, and ridge ventilation go on in proper sequence. Cleanup is thorough. Dodge County weather puts specific demands on roofing systems. Winter snow loads test structural capacity. Ice dams form when heat escapes through attic spaces, causing water to back up under shingles. The freeze-thaw cycles of spring and fall work moisture into any weakness. Summer storms bring wind and hail. BRH installs roofs knowing what they will face, with proper ventilation, ice barriers in critical areas, and materials rated for the conditions. Insurance claims are part of the workload when storm damage is involved. The company documents damage appropriately and works with adjusters to keep claims moving. For homeowners in Mayville, Horicon, Beaver Dam, and the surrounding area, that full-service approach simplifies what could otherwise be a frustrating process.