Roof Replacement in Brushy Creek, TX
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Brushy Creek, TX Homeowners Planning a New Roof
Brushy Creek isn't a city. It's a Census place about four miles west of downtown Round Rock, which Williamson County describes as "a loosely connected collection of housing subdivisions." The 2020 Census counted 22,519 residents. The creek behind the name flows east through Round Rock and on to the San Gabriel River.
With no city hall, a re-roof here leans on your homeowners association and, sometimes, the Brushy Creek Municipal Utility District.
Some of the Area's Oldest Suburban Roofs
Williamson County's profile dates home building here to the mid-1970s. Spanish Oak Terrace went in during 1973–74 and Great Oaks during 1973–75, with Tonkawa Springs in 1977. Woods of Brushy Creek followed in 1985, Fern Bluff in 1986–87, Cat Hollow in 1987 and Stone Canyon in 1995–96. The utility district was in place by the late 1970s.
Houses that old may be on a third roof. The median owner home is valued at $499,300, about 72.7% of homes are owner-occupied, and the median household income of $138,589 is the highest of any place we cover.
Roof Services in Brushy Creek, TX
More on each: roof replacement, storm and hail damage, metal roofing, shingle roofing and roof repair.
Hail, Wind and Snow Near Brushy Creek, TX
On February 15, 2021, the National Weather Service office for Austin/San Antonio measured 7.0 inches of snow one mile north of Brushy Creek. FEMA's DR-4586 declaration for that storm included Williamson County, as did its DR-4705 declaration for the 2023 ice storm.
On March 21, 2022, the Round Rock/Granger tornado touched down nearby, just southwest of the I-35/SH 45 interchange in Round Rock. According to the Weather Service, it peaked at EF2 in two Round Rock neighborhoods and tore roofs off several homes there, then continued into Bell County on a path of about 29 miles. Hail here mostly arrives in April and May.
No City Permit Desk in Brushy Creek, TX
Since Brushy Creek isn't incorporated, there's no city building office to call about a re-roof. Williamson County has no residential building code, and its construction permits are for public, commercial and four-plus-unit buildings rather than houses. We found no county permit for re-roofing a home here.
The Brushy Creek MUD issues residential remodel permits, but it describes its jurisdiction as stormwater, water and wastewater, with no mention of roofs. If you're unsure, call the MUD at 512-255-7871 ext. 410. Your HOA is the sign-off to plan around, so send it the color, material and timing before anything is ordered.
With no inspector, your safeguards are on paper: a detailed contract, proof of insurance and drip edge in the scope.
Budgeting for a Roof in Brushy Creek, TX
Estimators don't publish Brushy Creek figures, so the table borrows Austin-area and statewide numbers that differ on roof size and on whether removal is included. Use them to sanity-check an estimate, not to predict one.
| Cost row | Figure | Source (year) |
|---|---|---|
| Austin-area roof replacement, per sq ft | about $4–$11 | Angi, 2026 |
| Austin-area roof replacement, average job | about $10,295 | Angi, 2026 |
| Texas asphalt shingles, per sq ft | about $4.92 | This Old House, 2026 |
| Austin-area metal roofing, per sq ft | about $6–$10 | HomeBlue, 2024 |
| Texas metal roofing, per sq ft | about $9.55 | This Old House, 2026 |
Older homes can add costs like soft decking or new attic vents, though there's no city permit to buy. Ask for possible extras and their prices in the contract, and try the cost calculator for a ballpark.
Why Brushy Creek, TX Homeowners Start Here
Brushy Creek sits between Round Rock and Cedar Park along the Brushy Creek Regional Trail, a path of about 7.75 miles that ends at Twin Lakes Park. We pass your request to one independent roofer who works this side of the county, and you take it from there.
Brushy Creek, TX Questions, Answered
Who issues roof permits in Brushy Creek?
No city does, because Brushy Creek isn't incorporated, and we found no Williamson County permit for a house re-roof. The Brushy Creek MUD handles some residential remodel permits but lists its focus as water, wastewater and stormwater. Call the MUD at 512-255-7871 ext. 410 if you want certainty, and check with your HOA.
Is Brushy Creek part of the City of Round Rock?
No. It's a separate, unincorporated Census place west of Round Rock, even though many residents have Round Rock mailing addresses. The City of Round Rock's building rules, including its drip-edge requirement, apply only inside its limits. Asking for drip edge in your contract is still a smart move.
Can my HOA refuse impact-resistant shingles?
Under the Texas Property Code, an association can't forbid wind- and hail-resistant shingles that resemble nearby roofs, though it may require a similar color or style. Ask for its roofing guidelines in writing before you pick a product, and hand the roofer a copy.
How old is the roof in my subdivision likely to be?
Williamson County dates the first subdivisions, such as Spanish Oak Terrace and Great Oaks, to the early 1970s, so original roofs there have very likely been replaced. Check your purchase inspection report, then let a roofer judge what's on the house now.
Close to Brushy Creek, TX
Next door to the west is Cedar Park, TX, and to the north is Georgetown, TX, a city that requires a roof permit inside its limits.
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