
Patio Covers
A solid roof that shades the patio in Stonewall County’s 99 degree July heat and stands up to storms. Fastened to the house framing on a 1960s Aspermont home, not just the fascia.
Aspermont, TX patio covers, pergolas, screen rooms and sunrooms, planned for Stonewall County sun and hail by a family-owned builder. Free in-home estimates.
American Eagle Builders builds patio covers, insulated covers, pergolas, screened enclosures, sunrooms and all-season rooms for Aspermont homes. We are family-owned, in business since 1984, with our office in Arlington. The crew for Aspermont is based near Clyde, about 66 miles away, so we line up the estimate, materials and install days before the crew heads out. At the free visit, we measure, look over the slab and roof and talk through options, then give you a written estimate. Call (469) 949-5909 or book online.
Also available: replacement windows, siding, doors and attic insulation.

A solid roof that shades the patio in Stonewall County’s 99 degree July heat and stands up to storms. Fastened to the house framing on a 1960s Aspermont home, not just the fascia.

Insulated roof panels block radiant heat and are stiffer than single-skin roofing, a plus where county hail has reached 4 inches. A clean ceiling takes fans and lights.

A pergola gives open, filtered shade off the house. In Aspermont’s strong afternoon sun, louvered blades can be closed for shade and opened again at dusk.

Screens under a solid roof keep flies, mosquitoes and wind-blown grit off the patio. A good fit for an Aspermont family that wants more evenings outside.

A glass room on a checked slab, adding light to a 1960s floor plan. Stonewall County soils range from sandy loam to clay, so we look at the slab before any glass goes up.

Insulated walls, roof and glass make a room for all seasons, from a 30 degree January average low to a 99 degree July high, with an optional HVAC tie-in.
A patio cover in Aspermont can be built to take serious hail, but 4-inch stones will dent almost any metal roof, so plan for insurance coverage too. The NOAA Storm Events Database lists 9 hail reports in Stonewall County from 2021 through 2025, 8 of them one inch or larger, and the largest measured 4 inches. April, June and May saw the most. The county also had 5 thunderstorm wind reports and 1 tornado report. A thicker insulated cover on posts set in footings holds up better than thin panels. Check how your policy treats structures like this.
On an Aspermont patio in July, a solid insulated roof gives the best shade, because Stonewall County’s average July high is 99 degrees. A thin metal roof blocks the sun but radiates heat back down, while an insulated panel keeps it above you. A pergola is a lighter option that filters light and lets air move, best on a patio that the house shades after midday. A ceiling fan under either one helps a great deal. We note which way your patio faces at the estimate before recommending one, since facing changes the answer.
The soil around Aspermont can change the footings and slab work for a cover or sunroom. Stonewall County soils run from calcareous sandy loams in the west to clay and clay loams in the east, and Aspermont sits just southwest of the county’s center, so conditions vary by lot. Clay swells and shrinks with moisture, and sandy loam can be loose near the surface, so posts need proper footings either way. Before recommending a sunroom, we check the slab for level and cracks and plan gutters to keep roof water off the ground at the slab edge.
An all-season room is worth it in Aspermont if you want to use the space in winter and summer, not only in spring and fall. Stonewall County averages a 30 degree low in January and a 99 degree high in July. An all-season room has insulated glass, walls and roof and can share your HVAC, so it stays comfortable at both ends. A standard sunroom is lighter and costs less to build but runs hot in midsummer. Stonewall County is in climate zone 3B, a warm, dry zone, where glass choice and shading matter. Browse finished rooms in our sunroom gallery.
Aspermont homes built around 1967, the median year, often need windows, doors and siding attention along with a new patio. Older windows let in heat on a 99 degree day and cold on a 30 degree January night. We install Andersen replacement windows, James Hardie fiber cement siding and new entry doors. With 82 percent of Aspermont homes owner-occupied across 333 households, these are upgrades owners live with for years, so fixing the patio wall before the cover goes on is a sensible order.
Our crew for Aspermont is based near Clyde, about 66 miles away, and we plan every job around that drive. We book the free in-home estimate in ZIP code 79502 at a time that suits you, then order materials and file any permit after you approve the written estimate. Install days are booked together so the crew works steadily without extra trips. At the end, we walk through the finished project with you and meet the inspector where one is needed. Financing programs are available, and we explain them at the estimate.
Aspermont has 333 households, and 82 percent of homes are owner-occupied. The median home was built in 1967, so half the houses are close to sixty years old or older. Windows, doors and siding on homes that age are often due, and they pair well with a new cover on the patio side.
Stonewall County lies in the Rolling Plains, southeast of the Caprock, framed by the Salt Fork and Double Mountain Fork of the Brazos River. Soils run from calcareous sandy loams, dark brown to reddish brown, in the west to clay and clay loams in the east. Elevations range from 1,500 to 2,400 feet at Double Mountain, and precipitation averages 22.36 inches a year.
Checked against: data.census.gov, ncei.noaa.gov, tshaonline.org, en.openei.org.
If your Aspermont address is inside the city limits, the city handles the permit, and if it is outside them, Stonewall County does. We confirm which at the estimate and file the paperwork.
Which office reviews the job depends on whether your address is inside the City of Aspermont or in unincorporated Stonewall County. We confirm that at the estimate and file the paperwork ourselves.
Our permit guide covers the rest, including how an HOA submittal fits in.
American Eagle Builders builds patio covers, insulated covers, pergolas, screened enclosures and sunrooms for Aspermont homes. The company is family-owned, in business since 1984, with an Arlington office and a crew based near Clyde, about 66 miles away. Call (469) 949-5909 for a free in-home estimate.
Photograph the damage, write down the date and call your insurance company. Coverage depends on your policy. Stonewall County hail has reached 4 inches since 2021, so check the roof soon after a storm. Do not pay a large deposit to anyone at the door.
Size, roof type, insulation, post count, footings for your soil, how the cover meets your roof and extras like fans, lights or screens. We plan travel into the schedule. You get a firm written estimate after a free in-home visit.
Often, yes, if the existing cover and posts are sound. An insulated roof is the best base for screens or glass later. We check the structure at the estimate and tell you what it can carry before you commit to anything.
Ask about any of these at your free estimate in Aspermont, TX.
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“American Eagle Builders designed and built a pergola over my back patio. It is beautifully done. Jim Sutton, the builder, did an incredible job. Materials and craftsmanship are both top-notch. I absolutely love it!”
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Page last updated November 13, 2026.
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