As residential growth continues in Aubrey, many homes lack mature trees, resulting in minimal natural shade. Insulated patio covers are an excellent solution for these newer areas. They help reduce direct sun exposure and lower the ambient temperature beneath the cover by 10 to 15 degrees, making outdoor spaces significantly more comfortable during the Texas summer—regardless of the yard’s current landscaping.

Yes, they are. Aubrey’s blend of open fields and residential neighborhoods means homeowners often contend with mosquitoes and other flying insects. Our screen enclosures use strong, high-quality mesh fitted securely within aluminum frames, creating a barrier that keeps pests out while maintaining airflow and visibility. This allows you to enjoy your patio while taking in the surrounding views, free from nuisance insects.

Louvered pergolas are designed with flexibility in mind, making them well-suited to North Texas’s unpredictable climate. The adjustable louvers allow you to control sunlight as needed and can be fully closed to create a water-tight roof when it rains. Built to withstand local wind conditions, these structures help safeguard your outdoor furniture and extend the use of your patio through changing weather.

Absolutely. Retractable screens offer a custom-fit solution for the expansive porches and covered patios frequently seen in Aubrey’s ranch-style homes. They operate on a motorized track system, so you can easily deploy the screens for shade and insect protection or retract them to enjoy an open view. This adaptability is especially valued by homeowners who want to maximize both comfort and the surrounding landscape.

Adding a permanent structure such as a patio cover or enclosure will typically require a building permit from the City of Aubrey, or from county authorities if you live outside the city limits. The permitting process involves submitting structural and site plans to confirm compliance with local safety and zoning codes. For properties under a Homeowners Association (HOA), architectural approval is usually required as well. Our team manages permit applications and coordinates with HOAs, making the process straightforward for homeowners.