Patio Covers, Pergolas & Sunrooms in Tye, TX

Who builds patio covers and enclosures in Tye, TX?

American Eagle Builders builds patio covers and enclosures in Tye, along with insulated covers, pergolas, sunrooms and all-season rooms. We are a family-owned company that has been in business since 1984. Our office is in Arlington, and the crew that handles Tye is based near Clyde, about 22 miles away. At a free visit we measure, check how your roof and slab will take a new structure and show you options that fit the house. Then we put a firm estimate in writing. Call (469) 949-5909 or ask for a visit online.

How big does hail get around Tye?

Hail around Tye has reached 3 inches, the largest size in Taylor County’s records in the NOAA Storm Events Database from 2021 through 2025. The county had 78 hail reports in those five years, and 73 were one inch or larger, which is big enough to dent thin metal and shred fabric shades. April, May and June were the busiest months. A solid or insulated patio cover protects what is underneath far better than an open frame. If a storm damages an existing cover, photograph it and call your insurer before signing with anyone.

Can the existing slab at a Tye home hold a sunroom?

Often yes: many Tye homes, built around the 1986 median, have a slab that can take a sunroom once it is checked. We look for cracks, a low corner and the slab’s thickness at the edge. Taylor County subsoils are clayey and often carry lime, and clay that wets and dries over decades can tip a slab slightly. If it is level and sound, glass walls go right on it. If not, we explain the fix in writing. Browse finished rooms in our sunroom gallery, or read how we build glass sunrooms.

What does a screen room do for a Tye patio?

A screen room keeps insects and dust off a Tye patio while the air keeps moving. Taylor County is semi-arid, at 23.59 inches of rain a year, but mosquitoes still hatch after storms, and the county logged 17 flood reports from 2021 through 2025, so heavy rain does come. Spring wind also blows grit and leaves onto open patios. A screened enclosure under a solid roof handles all of that. It does not cool the air, so add a ceiling fan if you can. Pet-resistant mesh is worth it for homes with dogs.

Which handles the seasons in Tye better, a sunroom or an all-season room?

For the seasons in Tye, an all-season room handles both extremes better, while a sunroom is the lighter, simpler choice for spring and fall. Taylor County’s average January low is 31 degrees, and its average July high is 96. An all-season room uses insulated glass, walls and roof and can share your home’s heating and cooling, so it stays usable in both. A sunroom is brighter and costs less to build, but it will run warm in midsummer. Taylor County is in climate zone 3B, and we size the glass and roof with that in mind.

Are 1980s windows in Tye homes worth replacing?

Windows in Tye homes from around 1986 are often worth replacing now, since many are original and nearing forty years old. Seals fail, glass fogs, and frames from that era can let in heat and dust. American Eagle Builders installs Andersen replacement windows and can replace a worn patio door at the same time as a new cover, so the opening you use most is sealed before the roof goes on. With 86 percent of Tye homes owner-occupied across 390 households, windows are part of keeping a house sound for years to come.

How far does your crew drive to Tye?

Our crew drives about 22 miles to Tye from its base near Clyde. That makes the free in-home visit simple to schedule in ZIP code 79563, and it keeps install days on track. The crew arrives with materials ready, works through the build and cleans up each day. If the job needs a permit, we file it and book the inspection. Tye covers almost 5 square miles, so we confirm access to the backyard and where to stage materials at the estimate. Financing programs are available for every service we offer.