Patio Covers, Pergolas & Sunrooms in Campbell, TX

Who builds screen rooms and patio covers in Campbell, TX?

American Eagle Builders does. We are a family-owned exterior remodeler, in business since 1984, with an office in Arlington, and we build patio covers, insulated covers, pergolas, screened enclosures, sunrooms and all-season rooms. Campbell is served by a crew based near Bonham, about 32 miles away. Small town or not, you get the same in-home visit: we measure, look at the slab and roofline, and leave a free written estimate. Call (469) 949-5909 or set up a visit online.

What should a small-town lot in Campbell plan for before adding a patio cover?

In Campbell, a small-town lot first needs a plan for roof water and for how the cover joins the house. The town has 370 households on about 1.3 square miles, and most patio projects start with a slab that was poured along with the home. We measure the distance to the property line, check the slope of the yard and decide where the downspout should empty. On Hunt County clay, water that collects next to the foundation can cause trouble, so the gutter plan is part of the estimate. Our outdoor living overview shows the full range of covers and rooms.

Is an insulated patio cover or a pergola better for Campbell’s summer heat?

For Campbell’s summer heat, an insulated patio cover keeps the space cooler than a pergola, because it blocks the sun completely and slows heat moving through the roof. Hunt County’s average July high is 93 degrees, and a bare slab facing west can stay hot well into the evening. A pergola with louvers gives filtered shade and works well where you still want some winter sun. Many families pick the insulated roof over the main seating area and a pergola over a side path or a smaller corner. We can show both at the visit and talk through how each one handles rain.

Is a screened patio worth it in Campbell?

A screened patio is worth it in Campbell for anyone who gives up evenings outside because of mosquitoes. Hunt County averages 43 inches of rain a year in a warm, humid climate zone, which keeps insects busy for much of the year. A screened patio enclosure keeps bugs out and lets the breeze through, and it works best under a solid roof so rain stays off the furniture. Pet-resistant mesh and a screen door to the yard are common add-ons. If you later want glass, a room built on a strong frame can be upgraded without starting over.

How does a patio project in Campbell go from estimate to final inspection?

A Campbell patio project starts with a free visit, where we measure, check the slab and roofline, and give you a written estimate. Once you approve it, we draw the plans, confirm whether the city or Hunt County handles the permit, and file it. The crew from near Bonham, about 32 miles away, arrives on the agreed date to set footings, frame the structure and install the roof. After the work passes final inspection, we walk the job with you and answer questions. You can read more about the paperwork side on our permit guide.

What do Campbell homes built around 1987 need in windows and siding?

Campbell homes built around 1987 often need new windows and a fresh look at the siding, since both are now close to 40 years old. Early vinyl or aluminum frames can leak air, and older siding may be cracked or faded on the sunny side. We install Andersen replacement windows and James Hardie fiber cement siding. Doing exterior work at the same time as a patio cover lets the trim, colors and back door match. With 54 percent of Campbell homes owner-occupied, we also work with owners updating a rental before a new lease.