Screen enclosures are an excellent way to address the higher presence of insects like mosquitoes and flies common in Krum’s rural areas. Built with durable mesh in a sturdy aluminum frame, these enclosures let you enjoy fresh air and scenic views—minus the pests. In addition to enhancing outdoor enjoyment, they provide an extra measure of safety for children and pets, and create a flexible space for relaxation or entertaining guests.

Insulated patio covers are designed to counteract Krum’s intense Texas heat. Their roof panels include a high-density foam core that significantly reduces heat transfer, keeping patios and adjacent indoor spaces noticeably cooler. This not only improves comfort outdoors in the summer, but it can also help lower indoor cooling expenses by limiting heat entering the home.

Absolutely. Louvered pergolas give you control over sunlight and airflow with manual or motorized settings, adapting easily to Krum’s variable weather conditions. These structures meet local wind load requirements and, when closed, the louvers form a water-tight cover that shields your patio from rain during North Texas storms.

Yes, retractable screens work especially well for the large covered porches typical of Krum’s ranch-style houses. Customizable for wide openings, these screens can be rolled out when you want protection from insects or need extra shade, then retracted completely to keep your open views. Multiple color options are available to match your home’s exterior.

For most permanent outdoor additions—like patio covers, enclosures, or pergolas—you’ll need a building permit from the City of Krum or Denton County, depending on your address. The application process includes submitting site plans and engineering drawings to ensure the project meets all zoning and code requirements. If your property is part of an HOA, architectural approval may also be necessary. Professional installers usually handle the permitting and approval steps to keep your project running smoothly.