Patio Covers, Pergolas & Sunrooms in Rising Star, TX

Who builds screened patios and sunrooms in Rising Star, TX?

American Eagle Builders builds screened patios, sunrooms, patio covers, insulated covers, pergolas and all-season rooms in Rising Star. We are a family-owned business, operating since 1984, with our office in Arlington. The crew for Rising Star is based near Clyde, about 35 miles away. A specialist comes out, measures, checks how your older house and slab will carry the new structure and leaves a written estimate for free. Call (469) 949-5909 or book online.

How does a small town like Rising Star affect planning a patio cover?

In Rising Star, a small town of 734 residents, planning mostly comes down to scheduling and choosing a structure that suits an older house. For the town’s 322 households, where the median home was built in 1953, a compact patio cover or screen room sized to an older house is often the right fit. We set the visit for a time you are home, measure, and write the estimate at your table, so you are not waiting on a second trip for numbers. If the slab or back wall needs work first, we tell you then.

Is a sunroom or an all-season room right for Rising Star?

For Rising Star, a sunroom works if you mainly want spring and fall use, while an all-season room is for every month. Eastland County’s average temperature runs from 32 degrees in winter to 96 in summer. A sunroom addition has glass walls and a roof but is not insulated like the house. An insulated four-season room adds insulated walls, roof and glass and can share your HVAC. We bring examples of both to the estimate and explain how each would sit against your house and slab.

What hail and wind numbers should Rising Star homeowners know?

Rising Star homeowners should know that Eastland County logged 20 hail reports from 2021 through 2025, according to the NOAA Storm Events Database. All of them were an inch or larger, and the biggest was 3 inches. The county also had 15 wind reports, 3 tornado reports and 4 flood reports. Hail was most common in April, May and March. A patio roof built with solid or insulated panels on a well-anchored frame stands up far better than an old open awning.

What do 1953-built homes in Rising Star need for windows and doors?

Homes in Rising Star built around 1953, the town’s median year, often need new doors and windows because the originals no longer seal. Mid-century frames can be out of square from years of settling. We check the openings first and then fit Andersen windows or a new exterior door. When a patio cover is part of the plan, the back door becomes your main way outside, so replacing it at the same time makes sense. We also install vinyl and fiber cement siding.

How far is your crew from Rising Star?

Our crew is about 35 miles from Rising Star, based near Clyde. We book estimate visits at a time that works for you and confirm the day before, so nobody waits around. On the visit, the specialist measures, takes photos and writes the estimate. After you approve it, we draw the plans, file the paperwork and set a build date. The crew handles footings, framing and the roof or walls, and we walk the job with you after the final inspection.