Patio Covers, Pergolas & Sunrooms in Scurry, TX

Who builds screened patios and sunrooms in Scurry, TX?

American Eagle Builders builds screened enclosures, sunrooms, all-season rooms, patio covers, insulated covers and pergolas for homes in Scurry, in Kaufman County. We are a family-owned company in business since 1984, with our office in Arlington. A crew based near Red Oak, about 24 miles away, serves the 75158 ZIP code. A specialist measures your patio, checks the slab and roof, and gives you a firm written estimate free of charge. Call (469) 949-5909 or book online.

What humidity and insect problems does a Scurry screen room solve?

A Scurry screen room solves the mosquito and gnat problem that comes with warm, humid evenings. Kaufman County is subtropical-humid, with about 39 inches of rain a year and July nights averaging 72 degrees, so the patio can be buggy from spring into fall. A screen enclosure keeps insects out while the air still moves. It works best under a solid roof, with a screen door and pet-resistant mesh if needed. An existing cover in good shape can often be screened in.

How should footings be planned in Scurry’s clay subsoil?

Footings in Scurry should be planned for clay subsoil that swells when wet and shrinks when dry. Kaufman County soils have dark to light loamy surfaces over clayey subsoils, and about 39 inches of rain a year keeps that cycle going. A cover or sunroom attached to the house needs posts and footings that hold steady while the ground moves a little. We check the existing slab for cracks or tilt, size footings to match and route gutters so roof water drains away from the patio.

How much hail does the Scurry area get?

The Scurry area gets hail most springs: Kaufman County logged 52 hail reports from 2021 through 2025 in the NOAA Storm Events Database, and 46 were an inch or larger. The largest was 3.5 inches. March, April and May saw the most, and the county also had 32 thunderstorm wind reports. A cover with insulated roof panels resists hail better than thin metal or lattice. No roof is hail-proof, so take photos and call your insurer after a damaging storm.

Is an all-season room worth it over a sunroom in Scurry?

An all-season room is worth it in Scurry if you want to use the space in January and July, not just spring and fall. Kaufman County averages January temperatures from 33 to 54 degrees and July from 72 to 97. An all-season room has insulated walls, roof and glass, and can share the house’s heating and cooling. A standard sunroom is a simpler build but runs warm on summer afternoons. Both sit on a slab we check first, and both need a permit.

What do Scurry homes built around 1998 need besides a patio?

Scurry homes built near the 1998 median often need a new back door and better windows on the sunny side of the house. Builder-grade sliders from that era can drag or leak air, and clay subsoil can pull frames slightly out of square. American Eagle Builders installs patio doors, entry doors and Andersen windows, along with attic insulation. We check every frame and opening before recommending a replacement, and if something still has good years left, we tell you. Doing the door and the patio cover together keeps the back wall to one project.