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Motorized patio screens and custom screen rooms — custom built and installed for Little Elm's lake homes and growing neighborhoods alike.
Block sun, wind, rain, dust & bugs — on demand.
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Local Knowledge
Little Elm sits right on Lewisville Lake — about a fifth of the city is water — and that lake is exactly why patios here need screens more than most. Water means mosquitoes, and lake homes catch more wind off the open shoreline than a patio tucked into a landlocked subdivision. Little Elm has also been one of the fastest-growing cities in Texas since 2000, so most of what we build is behind newer construction in communities like Union Park, Paloma Creek, and Sunset Pointe — clean, square openings and solid headers, with the lake view as the whole reason to screen rather than wall off the patio.
In-home consultations and quotes are free. We map each opening, check where the power is, discuss where housing can be placed, and go through fabric options that fit the goal you're trying to accomplish — on a lake lot, that usually means side-track retention to keep the screen taut in the wind. You get a written itemized quote and an installation by our own crew. Current lead time is within 30 days of your down payment or sooner, as of October 2026.
We install across Little Elm and the surrounding communities, including Union Park, Paloma Creek, Sunset Pointe, and the areas around Frisco Hills. Zip codes 75068 and 76227. If your neighborhood isn't listed, enter your zip in the form below and we'll confirm coverage.
Union Park, Paloma Creek, and most Little Elm 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 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 Little Elm 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 →
Why Little Elm Homeowners Choose Us
Every screen and screen room is measured and fabricated for your Little Elm patio — no off-the-shelf sizing.
Most Little Elm projects are installed within 30 days of your down payment, often sooner.
We never subcontract. The crew that measures your patio is the crew that installs it.
Fabricated in North America with quality materials, built for the weather and to give you year-round use of your patio.
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Common Questions
Yes. Little Elm is one of our core service areas. We build and install motorized patio screens and screen rooms across Little Elm, including Union Park, Paloma Creek, Sunset Pointe, and the areas around Frisco Hills.
Yes, in most cases. Housing can be hidden as long as your structure allows for it — typically a soffit or a deep header. Every patio is different, so we evaluate this case by case and confirm exactly what's possible at the free in-home consultation.
Yes. Screens can be operated by remote, wall switch, or app, and integrated with most smart-home platforms for schedules, scenes, or a weather sensor that retracts them in high wind.
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.
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.