Frisco, TX Motorized Patio Screens & Screen RoomsFrisco's Growing Fast.
Your Patio Should Too.

Motorized patio screens and custom screen rooms — turning Frisco's covered patios into the room they were drawn to be.

Block sun, wind, rain, dust & bugs — on demand.

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Patio Screens Built for Frisco Homes

What Frisco patios have in common

Most Frisco homes were built after 2005 by production and semi-custom builders, which means a generous covered patio with square, evenly spaced columns and a solid header — close to ideal for motorized screens. The same builders left many of those patios facing west or south across an open lot, so the afternoon sun and the wind off the prairie arrive together. Screens with side-track retention solve both at once, and a screen room turns the patio into a permanent bug-free room without changing the look of the house from the street.

How we work in Frisco

Every project starts with a free in-home consultation. We look at the header, the columns, the power available at the patio, and how the sun moves across your yard, then leave you a written itemized quote. Screens and screen rooms are installed by our own crew, usually within 30 days of your down payment or sooner, as of October 2026. Nothing is subcontracted.

Neighborhoods we serve in Frisco

We install across Frisco and the surrounding communities, including Phillips Creek Ranch, Newman Village, Starwood, Frisco Lakes, Richwoods, Stonebriar, The Grove, and Hollyhock. Zip codes 75033, 75034, 75035 and 75036. If your neighborhood isn't listed, enter your zip in the form below and we'll confirm coverage.

HOA approval and permits in Frisco

Phillips Creek Ranch, Stonebriar, and most Frisco communities have architectural review. We've worked with HOAs across the Metroplex and have no problem satisfying their requests. We can provide renderings, color and hardware selections, and fabric specifications, and work with the HOA to gain approval for the project.

Motorized screens or a screen room?

Motorized patio screens roll down over the openings of your covered patio and retract for an open view; a screen room encloses the patio permanently with framed screen walls and a door. Both block sun, wind, rain, dust, and bugs. If you're not sure which fits your Frisco patio, choose "I'd Like Advice" in the form below and we'll walk you through it at the free in-home consultation. See what each typically costs →

Built in North Texas. Installed by Our Own Crew.

Custom-Built to Your Space

Every screen and screen room is measured and fabricated for your Frisco patio — no off-the-shelf sizing.

Installed Within 30 Days or Sooner

Most Frisco projects are installed within 30 days of your down payment, often sooner.

100% In-House Team

We never subcontract. The crew that measures your patio is the crew that installs it.

Proudly Made in America

Fabricated in North America with quality materials, built for the weather and to give you year-round use of your patio.

Frisco Patio Screen FAQ

Do you install motorized patio screens in Frisco?

Yes. Frisco is one of our core service areas. We measure, build, and install motorized patio screens and screen rooms for homes across Frisco, including Phillips Creek Ranch, Newman Village, Starwood, Frisco Lakes, and Richwoods.

Will my Frisco HOA approve motorized screens?

In our experience, yes, when the request is submitted properly. Most Frisco HOAs want a short architectural request with the product, color, and location. We provide the specification sheet and a drawing so approval is straightforward.

How long does an install take in Frisco?

Most Frisco projects are installed within 30 days of your down payment, often sooner. The on-site work itself usually takes a day for motorized screens and a few days for a screen room.

What's the difference between a zipper track and a Keder track?

Keder is a far more robust way to anchor the screen fabric into the side track than a zipper edge, which is a much thinner connection between the fabric and the track. Keder is the superior system for outdoor motorized screens, which is why we use it.

Why don't you use brush seals?

Rubber seals hold up far better than brush seals. Brushes fray over time and collect grass clippings, dust, and insects, so within a year or two they look worn out. Rubber stays cleaner and lasts longer, which is why we use it instead.