LV Design & Build is a family-owned Central Texas general contractor serving Round Rock homeowners with home additions, attic conversions, custom framing, whole-home remodels, and accessory dwelling units.
Round Rock’s housing stock is dominated by one specific construction type that drives nearly every renovation decision: engineered truss roof framing. Nearly every home built in Forest Creek, Brushy Creek, Teravista, Paloma Lake, Siena, and the broader Round Rock suburban build-out from 1995 forward uses pre-manufactured roof trusses rather than stick-framed rafters. That one structural detail changes everything about how additions, attic conversions, roof modifications, and second-story builds get engineered and executed.
LV Design & Build has spent 15 years working inside that specific housing type. The team is a family-owned Central Texas general contractor with deep technical experience in engineered truss conversions, suburban HOA coordination, and the structural engineering coordination that Round Rock projects uniformly require. Every project runs through the City of Round Rock Planning and Development Services Department, with the team handling permit submission, HOA review, structural engineer coordination, and inspection sign-off.
Round Rock’s family-forward demographic creates predictable renovation needs. Homes that worked for a couple don’t work for three kids and a dog. Primary bedrooms designed for 1998 don’t work for today’s homeowners who want attached offices. Family rooms built for cable TV era don’t support modern homeschooling, remote work, or three streaming devices running at once.
Expanded primary bedrooms with sitting areas, home office nooks, oversized closets, and luxury bathrooms. The team handles additions that convert original primary suites into something homeowners actually look forward to.
Dedicated playrooms, bonus rooms, teen hangout spaces, and reconfigured secondary bedrooms. Round Rock families often convert formal dining rooms, oversized living rooms, or garage space into functional kid-focused rooms.
Great rooms that handle homework, movie nights, holiday gatherings, and daily family life without feeling like multiple rooms crammed together.
Second-story additions double usable square footage without expanding the home’s footprint, which matters on Round Rock lots where lateral expansion is constrained. The team handles second-story work on truss-built homes with the structural reengineering that requires.
Nearly every Round Rock home built from 1995 forward has one specific feature in common: an engineered truss attic that sits unused above the main living area. That unused space is prime territory for conversion into bedrooms, home offices, bonus rooms, or ADUs.
LV Design & Build specializes in Round Rock attic conversions, which require different structural approaches than conversions on older stick-framed homes.
Truss-Built Attic Conversion Expertise
Pre-engineered roof trusses can’t be modified without structural engineering review. The team coordinates the engineer, handles the truss modifications or replacements, and executes the full conversion. This is routine work for the crew rather than a specialty project.
Home office conversions for the tech professionals, remote workers, and finance professionals who make up a significant portion of Round Rock’s homeowner demographic. The team builds offices with proper electrical, hardwired network, zoned HVAC, and acoustic isolation.
Bedroom additions for growing families, teen bedrooms, or guest spaces. All conversions include code-required egress, structural reinforcement, and permanent staircase access.
ADU conversions that generate rental income from Round Rock’s constant inflow of relocating tech workers. The team handles the kitchenette, full bathroom, separate entrance, and independent utilities that qualify the space as a legal second dwelling.
Round Rock’s proximity to Austin’s tech employers has created strong demand for rental housing that doesn’t require commuting from Austin proper. Homeowners with attics, garages, or lot space to spare are increasingly building ADUs that cover their mortgages or generate monthly rental income.
LV Design & Build builds ADUs within Round Rock’s specific regulatory framework. The team handles attic ADU conversions, garage ADU conversions, and detached ADU construction, each with its own permit path and HOA review requirements.
ADUs built for rental purposes get specific attention to durable finishes, separate utility sub-metering, and layouts that work for professional-level tenants. The team advises on which ADU type fits the lot, the HOA, and the client’s investment goals.
Almost every Round Rock master-planned community governs exterior changes and structural modifications through an active HOA. Forest Creek, Teravista, Paloma Lake, Siena, Brushy Creek, and others each run their own architectural review processes.
LV Design & Build submits HOA packages at the same time as city permits on every project in those communities. Running the two reviews in parallel rather than sequentially cuts weeks off most project timelines. The team manages revisions, resubmissions, and the back-and-forth between HOA review boards and the City of Round Rock Planning and Development Services Department, which saves clients from having to broker between the two.
Round Rock homeowners have local options and Austin-based options. LV Design & Build earns the business for four specific reasons.
Fifteen Years of Truss-Built Suburban Experience
The team has worked across Forest Creek, Brushy Creek, Teravista, Paloma Lake, Siena, and nearly every other Round Rock master-planned community. Truss construction, HOA review, and suburban structural engineering coordination are routine work rather than one-off learning curves.
Family-Owned Since 2011
A consistent team of in-house framers, project managers, and finish crews. The company Round Rock homeowners referred their neighbors to three years ago is the same company today.
HOA and Permit Process Management
The team has submitted hundreds of HOA packages across Round Rock communities. That institutional knowledge of what each HOA’s architectural review board responds to and what it rejects saves clients significant revision cycles.
One Contract, One Accountable Team
Design, engineering coordination, permitting, construction, and inspection run through one general contractor. Round Rock clients don’t manage multiple vendors or chase accountability across companies.
LV Design & Build provides general contracting services across all of Round Rock and the surrounding Williamson County area.
Yes. The team works across every Round Rock neighborhood, including Forest Creek, Brushy Creek, Teravista, Paloma Lake, Siena, Old Settlers area, and newer developments along Highway 79.
Yes. Most Round Rock homes built from 1995 forward use engineered roof trusses. The team has 15 years of experience with the structural engineering coordination and truss modifications these homes require.
Yes. The team handles permit submission and inspection coordination through the City of Round Rock Planning and Development Services Department on every project.
Yes. HOA architectural review submissions run in parallel with city permits on every project in master-planned communities. The team handles revisions and resubmissions directly with HOA review boards.
Yes. Truss-built attic conversions require structural engineering before any framing starts. The team coordinates the engineer, handles the truss modifications, and executes the full conversion.
Yes, with full load-path reengineering. The team evaluates feasibility during consultation and identifies the structural work required before design begins.
Home additions, attic conversions, whole-home remodels, custom framing, ADU construction, and outdoor living projects. Full general contracting scope.
15 years. The company is family-owned and has worked on Round Rock projects since 2011.
LV Design & Build offers a no-cost on-site consultation for every Round Rock project inquiry. A project manager visits the home, discusses the client’s goals, assesses the structural considerations (including truss configuration where relevant), and identifies the design and engineering directions that fit the home and HOA.
