Patio Covers, Pergolas & Sunrooms in Cisco, TX

Who can build a sunroom or patio cover in Cisco, TX?

American Eagle Builders builds sunrooms, patio covers, pergolas and screened enclosures in Cisco. The company is family-owned and has been in business since 1984, working out of an office in Arlington. Cisco is served by a crew based near Clyde, about 30 miles away. We also build insulated covers and all-season rooms. A specialist visits, looks at the house and the patio and writes up a firm estimate for free. Call (469) 949-5909 or book online.

What should a 1954-era house in Cisco check before adding a patio cover?

A Cisco house built around 1954, the town’s median year, should have its slab, back wall and roof edge checked before a cover is added. Older slabs can be thin or cracked, and the rafters at the eave may not be meant to carry a new roof. We look at all three at the estimate. If the slab is sound, a covered patio can attach to the house. If it is not, the cover can stand on its own posts with new footings, so the old slab is not asked to carry weight.

Will a patio cover in Cisco stand up to Eastland County storms?

A patio cover in Cisco can handle the county’s storms if it is framed and anchored properly. Eastland County had 20 hail reports from 2021 through 2025 in the NOAA Storm Events Database, all an inch or larger, topping out at 3 inches. The same records show 15 wind reports, 3 tornado reports and 4 flood reports. Most hail came in April, May and March. We size the posts, beams and fasteners for wind and load, and an insulated roof panel takes hail better than thin metal.

Is a screened porch worth adding in Cisco?

In Cisco, a screened porch is worth it if insects or leaves keep you off the patio. Eastland County is wooded with post oak, shin oak, pecan, walnut and cedar, and those trees drop leaves, pollen and twigs onto open slabs. Screen walls keep that out along with mosquitoes, while air still moves through. A screened patio enclosure does not change the temperature, so most sit under a solid or insulated roof. Pet-resistant mesh and a screen door to the yard are common choices.

Do Cisco’s older homes need new windows, siding or doors too?

Many Cisco homes, half of them built before 1954, need windows, siding or doors at some point, and planning them with the patio saves work. We install Andersen windows, insulated and standard vinyl siding, fiber cement siding and new doors. A sliding patio door is often the first thing owners change when a cover goes up, because the old door becomes the main way outside. We look at the frame first. If the opening is square and sound, we will tell you so.

How long is the drive from your crew to Cisco?

Our crew for Cisco is based near Clyde, about 30 miles away. We book the in-home visit at a time that suits you, and the specialist writes the estimate on the spot. After you sign, we draw the plans, file the paperwork and set the build date. You hear from us before the crew arrives and after the final inspection. Financing is available if you would rather make payments.