Insulated patio covers feature a high-density foam core, offering reliable protection from the Texas sun. In many new Melissa neighborhoods where mature trees are limited, these covers help keep outdoor spaces noticeably cooler—often by 10 to 15 degrees—making your patio comfortable and usable throughout the hottest months.

Yes. With Melissa’s mix of suburban homes and open land, mosquitoes and other pests can be a nuisance. Our screen enclosures are made with durable mesh set within corrosion-resistant aluminum frames, creating an effective barrier against insects while letting fresh air circulate. You can enjoy your outdoor spaces even in peak mosquito season.

Louvered pergolas are engineered to meet the City of Melissa’s building standards, including wind resistance and required setbacks. Constructed from extruded aluminum, they are built to withstand North Texas storms. When the system is closed, the louvers form a water-resistant roof and integrated gutters direct rainwater away, protecting both your furniture and the structure.

Yes. Retractable screens are highly adaptable and can be tailored to fit a range of spaces—whether you have a newly built home or an existing covered patio. Available in various finishes, these screens blend seamlessly with your home’s design and offer the convenience to enclose the space for pest protection or open it up to enjoy the breeze and view.

Melissa homeowners need a city building permit to begin any patio enclosure or cover project, which requires submitting detailed site plans and specifications for code compliance. If your property is part of a Homeowners Association, you'll also need separate architectural approval. Our team manages the entire process—from preparing documents to coordinating with both city and HOA offices—making it straightforward from start to finish.