Patio Covers, Pergolas & Sunrooms in Tom Green County, TX

Patio covers, pergolas, screened enclosures and sunrooms for homeowners in Tom Green County (2 towns), from a family-owned company in Arlington since 1984.

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Since 1984Family-owned, one office in Arlington
15,000+North Texas homeowners served
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Who builds hail-ready patio covers and sunrooms in Tom Green County?

American Eagle Builders builds patio covers, insulated covers, pergolas, screen rooms, sunrooms and all-season rooms in Tom Green County, served by a crew based near Clyde. The county spans the Osage Plains and the Edwards Plateau, with silty clay loams and stony clays as its major soils and elevations from 1,717 to 2,480 feet. The Concho River and its forks drain it, and O. C. Fisher Lake, Twin Buttes Reservoir and Lake Nasworthy are its three major impoundments. Precipitation averages 18.2 inches a year, with average temperatures of 32 degrees in January and 97 in July. Hail is the big concern: the NOAA Storm Events Database lists 107 hail reports from 2021 through 2025, 102 an inch or larger and the largest at 4 inches, plus 81 thunderstorm wind reports. Tom Green County is in climate zone 3B. We serve San Angelo and Mereta with free in-home estimates.

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Tom Green County at a glance

Climate zone: 3B (IECC)
Hail reports, 2021–2025: 107 (102 of 1 inch or more; largest 4 in)
Thunderstorm wind reports, 2021–2025: 81
Tornado reports, 2021–2025: 3
Crews based near: Clyde
Towns we serve: 2

Checked against: ncei.noaa.gov, tshaonline.org, openei.org.

Tom Green County homeowner questions

A lot. The NOAA Storm Events Database lists 107 hail reports in Tom Green County from 2021 through 2025, 102 of them an inch or larger, with stones up to 4 inches. May, March and April were the busiest months. A solid, well-anchored roof is the best protection for a patio.

Yes. The county’s major soils are silty clay loams and stony clays, and caliche and limestone are among its minerals. Clay can move with moisture and stony ground can slow digging. We check the slab and plan footings at the free estimate.

For most homes, yes. July temperatures average 97 degrees and precipitation is only 18.2 inches a year, so summer days are mostly sunny. An insulated roof blocks more heat than a thin panel or a pergola, and it stands up better to hail.