Our work, as it was left.
Patios across Dallas–Fort Worth, photographed on the day the screens went in. Light fabrics on light houses, black where the view matters, and every screen on an elevation stopping at the same line.
Screens down, stopped at one line.
Recessed or surface-mounted, every screen on an elevation lowered to the same height. Light fabrics on light houses, black and charcoal where the view matters.




















The view, kept.
What a screen does from the inside: the yard, the pool and the trees stay in the picture, and the glare, the bugs and the heat do not.






Framed, fixed and hinged.
Where an opening does not need to move: screen panels in black powder-coated aluminum or cedar, with doors that close like a door.






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One opening is still a project.
A grill nook, a side porch, one arch, a screen door, a brick patio: the smaller jobs, measured, made and installed the same way as the big ones.

























Start with the free call.
Fifteen minutes tells us both whether screens are the right answer for the patio, and roughly what they involve. No payment, no obligation.
Telephone
214 865 9936Showroom
11410 Mathis Ave, Office 1, Farmers Branch, TX 75234 — our showroom. Monday to Friday, 8:00am to 5:00pm, by appointment
Send a few photographs of the openings and which way they face. That is usually enough for a first answer.
The inquiry form →Screens on the same keypads as the rest of the house, programmed by the same firm.
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