Roofing Contractor in Brownsburg, IN

Brownsburg is in northeastern Hendricks County along I-74 and US-136, northwest of Indianapolis, and is home to Lucas Oil Indianapolis Raceway Park. Most of its neighborhoods were built from the 1990s on, along with an older core near downtown.

Storms moving in from the west often reach Hendricks County before the rest of the metro, so we recommend an inspection after any major hail or wind event.

Roof repair and roof replacement are most of the work we do in Brownsburg: 19 of our 26 jobs there since 2019 included roofing.

We start with a free inspection. One of our reps checks the shingles, flashing, vents and gutters, photographs what they find, and walks you through it. If a roof repair will protect the roof, that is what we recommend. When the roof is worn out or badly damaged, we quote a full roof replacement and help you pick shingles and colors. Read more about roofing in Brownsburg, or request a free inspection.

SPG has completed jobs in Brownsburg in ZIP code 46112, and we work throughout Hendricks County.

Whatever part of town you are in, the first step is a free inspection. One of our reps checks the roof, photographs what they find, and tells you how much life it has left, so you can plan a repair or replacement before it turns into a leak.

SPG handles every major exterior surface on your Brownsburg property:

• Roofing: Residential and commercial roof repair, replacement, and inspections.
• Gutters: Seamless aluminum gutter installation and gutter guard systems.
• Siding: Fiber cement, vinyl, and engineered wood siding.
• Windows: Energy-efficient replacement windows.
• Storm Damage: Storm damage inspections, repairs, and photo documentation for your insurance claim.

Hail and high winds from spring and summer thunderstorms cause most of the storm damage we repair in Indiana. An inspection after a major storm catches damage before it turns into a leak.

After a storm, request a free inspection. We document all damage with photos and meet your insurance adjuster on site. If you want someone to negotiate the claim, we can refer you to a licensed public adjuster. Read about hail damage and wind damage on our storm damage pages.

On the night of April 27, 2026, a line of severe storms crossed Central Indiana. A gauge in Brownsburg recorded 2.32 inches of rain, one of the higher totals around Indianapolis, according to the National Weather Service. It lists no wind or hail reports in Hendricks County for the event, so a new leak is the main thing to watch for.

If you are worried about wind damage or a new leak, schedule a free inspection. One of our reps checks for lifted and creased shingles, damaged flashing and gutters, and photographs what they find. See our April 27 storm page for what the National Weather Service recorded across Central Indiana.

Whether a project needs a permit in Brownsburg depends on the scope of work, and local rules change, so we check with the Town of Brownsburg Development Services before work starts on every project rather than relying on a rule of thumb.

SPG handles permitting on every Brownsburg project where one is required. We pull the permit in our name, schedule the city or town inspection at the appropriate stage of work, and coordinate any HOA documentation when applicable. Homeowners do not need to manage paperwork or call the building department — that's part of the project.

For specific permit questions: Town of Brownsburg Development Services — 317-852-1128.

Our main office is in Whiteland, and we have a second office on East 90th Street in Indianapolis. We schedule inspections when one of our reps can get to you, and the office can arrange a same-day visit when the situation calls for it.