Patio screens — Houston, TX

In Houston, you’ve got a few solid choices for patio shades. Retractable awnings are popular for flexibility, letting you control sun exposure on demand. Permanent pergolas with fabric covers offer a more structured look. For serious shade, consider installing solid roof structures that can even offer protection from light rain. The pros can help you decide which best fits your patio and your budget. Call us to discuss.

Concrete patios are a durable and often cost-effective option for Houston homes. They can be stamped to mimic the look of pavers or natural stone, giving you design flexibility. However, concrete can crack over time due to the soil and weather. Pavers often offer better long-term flexibility and repairability in our climate. Let us help you weigh the pros and cons for your specific situation.

Patio pavers are individual interlocking units, usually made of concrete, stone, or brick, laid on a prepared base. Concrete is a poured, monolithic slab. Pavers allow for easier repairs if one unit is damaged, and they offer a lot of design variety. Concrete can be more prone to cracking in Houston’s shifting soils. A pro can explain which is better for your yard.

A typical 3-piece patio set usually includes two chairs and a small table, often a bistro set. These are great for smaller spaces or for adding extra seating to a larger patio area. They come in various materials like metal, wicker, or wood, and offer a cozy spot for morning coffee or evening drinks. The pros can help you plan your patio to accommodate sets like these.

Brick pavers are a classic and attractive choice for Houston patios. They offer a warm, traditional look that complements many home styles. Brick is durable and can withstand our climate, though it might be slightly more expensive than some concrete pavers. The pros can guide you on the best type of brick pavers for your specific design and budget. Call for an estimate.