Shade that feels built-in, not bolted on
A permanent, roofed structure attached to your house that turns an unusable concrete slab into a shaded outdoor room you'll actually use.
What it is
A patio cover is a permanent, roofed structure attached to your house that turns an unusable concrete slab into a shaded outdoor room. Unlike a canopy or a shade sail, it's built into your home's structure — which means it has to be framed correctly to hold up, not just look good on day one.
Usable outdoor space in Texas heat, not just three tolerable months a year
Protects patio furniture, grills, and outdoor kitchens from sun and rain damage
Adds real, usable outdoor living space to your home
Solid, insulated, or louvered roof options depending on how much sun and airflow you want
Typical Investment
Every project is custom. During your consultation we’ll explain the options that fit your goals and budget before any work begins.
The roof tie-in is where problems start — we treat it like a house connection
Before we built patio covers, we spent 20+ years framing houses — the structural work that has to hold up a roof. A patio cover is a small roof attached to a bigger one, and the connection between the two (the roof tie-in) is where most problems actually start. We treat that connection with the same care we'd use tying a new room addition into an existing roofline, because that's exactly what it structurally is.
Common mistakes homeowners make before building a patio cover
Notice — we're educating, not attacking competitors. Here's what we see most often before homeowners call us:
Hiring based on the lowest price
Not checking how the roof ties into the house
Forgetting permits
Planning for today instead of five years from now
Our process
Consultation
We walk your property and talk through what you're picturing, no obligation.
Design
You get a real plan and a firm, written quote before anything is built.
Construction
Our own crew builds it — never a rotating cast of subcontractors.
Complete
Final walkthrough, so you know exactly what was built and why.
Patio Covers FAQ
A standard patio cover typically takes one to two weeks once materials are on site, depending on size and roof style. We'll give you a realistic timeline specific to your project during the design phase — not an inflated estimate meant to win the bid.
In most cities we serve, yes — we handle the permitting process for you.
Solid roofs give full shade and rain protection. Louvered roofs let you control light and airflow. We'll talk through which fits how you actually use the space.
Yes — every patio cover is matched to your home's existing roofline and siding, not a generic add-on.
Recent patio cover projects
Representative projects completed by our team across the Dallas–Fort Worth area.
Not Sure Where to Start?
Not sure whether a patio cover, pergola, or deck is the right fit? That’s exactly what the consultation is for. We’ll walk your property, explain your options, and help you decide what makes sense for your home and budget.
Schedule a Free ConsultationNo obligation. We’ll walk your property, answer your questions, and provide a written quote. Most consultations take about 30–60 minutes.
Ready to talk through your patio cover project?
Free, no-pressure consultations. We'll walk your property and give you honest guidance — no obligation.
No obligation. We’ll walk your property, answer your questions, and provide a written quote. Most consultations take about 30–60 minutes.