Screened-in porches in Lindale, Tyler, Van & East Texas

Signs it is time

• You never use the back porch because of bugs
• A covered patio that is begging to be a room
• Screens that are torn, sagging or rusted
• You want somewhere to eat outside without the flies

What we do

• Framing: Posts, beams and knee walls built square.
• Roof: Tied into the house or freestanding, flashed and sealed.
• Screening: Pet-resistant or standard screen, tensioned tight.
• Screen door: Hung so it closes on its own.
• Floor: Deck boards, concrete or tile.
• Lights & fan: Coordinated with a licensed electrician where required.

Built for East Texas weather

Mosquito season here runs long. A screened porch effectively adds a room you use most of the year, and it is often the room people end up spending the most time in.

Options

• Screen an existing porch: Fastest path to bug-free.
• New screened porch: Built from the ground up.
• Rescreen: Replace torn or tired screen.
• Three-season room: Add windows for spring and fall.

Questions

Can you screen in my existing deck?

Often, yes, if the deck framing can carry posts and a roof. We check it first.

What screen holds up to dogs?

Pet-resistant screen is much tougher than standard and is worth it with dogs or kids.

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