Highland Village residents often experience intense sun during North Texas summers. Insulated patio covers are designed with a high-density foam core between aluminum layers, acting as a thermal barrier that greatly reduces heat transfer. This design can lower the temperature under the cover by 10 to 15 degrees compared to non-insulated options, easing the heat load on both your patio and your home.

Yes. Properties close to Lewisville Lake often have higher humidity and more insects, especially aquatic and flying types. Our screen enclosures use corrosion-resistant, extruded aluminum frames and durable mesh screening built to last in humid conditions. This creates a reliable barrier against pests while keeping airflow and the beautiful lake views intact.

Louvered pergolas are crafted from heavy-gauge extruded aluminum and are engineered to align with the City of Highland Village’s structural and architectural requirements. The adjustable louvers interlock to create a watertight roof, providing protection from harsh weather. Available in various finishes, these pergolas complement the premium homes and meet local zoning standards.

Absolutely. Retractable screens are highly adaptable and can be tailored for custom masonry and large openings often found in Highland Village’s outdoor living areas. The discreet motorized system can be color-matched to your home’s trim or stonework, providing on-demand insect protection and sun shading without changing the overall appearance of your space.

Building permanent outdoor features—such as patio covers, enclosures, or pergolas—requires a permit from the City of Highland Village. You’ll need to submit detailed plans and engineering specs to show compliance with local zoning, safety codes, and impervious coverage limits. Most neighborhoods are also governed by HOAs, which means you’ll need their architectural approval before applying for city permits.