Patio Covers, Pergolas & Sunrooms in Greenville, TX

Who builds sunrooms, pergolas and patio covers in Greenville, TX?

American Eagle Builders builds sunrooms, all-season rooms, pergolas, patio covers, insulated covers and screened enclosures for Greenville homeowners in the 75401 and 75402 ZIP codes. We are family-owned and have been in business since 1984, with our office in Arlington. The crew for Greenville is based near Bonham, about 31 miles away. We come to your home, measure the patio, look at the slab and roofline, and give you a firm written estimate for free. Call (469) 949-5909 or book a visit online.

Is a screen room or a sunroom the better choice in Greenville?

In Greenville, a screen room is the better choice if you want open air without insects, and a sunroom is better if you want a room you can close up. Hunt County’s 43 inches of yearly rain and humid summers keep mosquitoes around for much of the year, which is why so many families start with screens. A screened enclosure is the simplest to add under an existing solid roof. A glass sunroom gives you more months of use. We show both on your own patio at the free estimate.

When does an all-season room make sense in Greenville?

An all-season room makes sense in Greenville when you want to use the space in January and July, not only in spring and fall. Hunt County averages a 33-degree low in January and a 93-degree high in July. An insulated all-season room has insulated walls, roof and glass and can share your home’s heating and cooling. For many 1970s houses in town, it works almost like a small addition. If you mainly want a bright place for coffee or plants, a standard sunroom may be enough.

How does Greenville’s clay soil affect a patio cover or sunroom?

Greenville’s clay soil affects a patio cover or sunroom by moving the slab and footings as it gets wet and dries out. Hunt County’s bottomland soils are clay, and the uplands are loamy or clayey and loamy. A structure attached to the house has to allow for that movement, and walls of glass need a stable base. We check the existing slab for cracks and level, plan new footings where needed, and send roof water away from the foundation. It is a short conversation at the estimate that saves trouble later.

Should you replace doors and windows on a Greenville home built around 1978?

On a Greenville home built around 1978, it often makes sense to replace the back door and some windows when you add a patio project. A new cover changes how light and heat reach that wall, and an old slider that leaks air becomes more obvious once the patio is in use. We install entry and patio doors and Andersen replacement windows, and we check the opening first so the door does not stick on a shifting frame. With 52 percent of Greenville homes owner-occupied, many families plan these jobs together.

Does a Greenville attic need more insulation?

Many Greenville attics need more insulation, especially in homes built around 1978 that still have their original layer. Hunt County is in climate zone 3A, and ENERGY STAR recommends R-49 for an uninsulated attic there, or R-38 if 3 to 4 inches are already in place. We install blown-in insulation to bring a thin attic up to that level. An attic check takes a few minutes during the patio estimate, and we tell you honestly if yours is already in good shape.

How are visits scheduled in the 75401 and 75402 ZIP codes?

Visits in Greenville’s 75401 and 75402 ZIP codes are set by phone or online at a time that works for your household. The crew that does the building is based near Bonham, about 31 miles away. At the visit, a specialist measures, looks at the slab and roofline and goes over options with you, then leaves a written estimate. If you go ahead, we handle drawings and the permit, set an install date and keep you updated. Questions about payments can be covered through our financing page or at the visit.