SERVING CROWLEY, TEXAS
Patio Covers in Crowley, TX
Most Crowley homes come with a covered porch big enough for two chairs and a grill. We build patio covers that stretch that shade over a full dining table and a seating group, wired for fans, lights and motorized shades from day one.
See Your Cover in 3D Before We Frame It
A patio cover changes the back of your house, so you should know exactly how it will look before a single post goes in. Our in-house designers draw every cover in 2D plan and then build a 3D rendering of it attached to your actual roofline. You can check the pitch, the beam size, the ceiling finish and where the fan hangs.
That rendering also settles questions early. Should the cover tie into the existing roof or stand on its own? Gable, hip or flat? Cedar posts or stone columns? We work those answers out on screen, which costs nothing, instead of in the field, which costs plenty.
Why Crowley Patios Need More Than the Builder Porch
Crowley has grown fast. The 2020 census counted 18,070 people, up nearly 41 percent from 2010, and a lot of them live in subdivision homes built in the last couple of decades. Those houses tend to share a few traits. The yards are open. The trees are still small. And the rear patio faces straight into the afternoon sun with almost nothing overhead.
We see it in Carson Ranch, Lasater Ranch, Sendero Oaks and the other newer neighborhoods around town. The builder slab and its little porch roof work for a quick coffee, not for a family of five eating dinner at 7 PM in July. Extending real shade, then adding power, is usually the first move that makes the rest of the yard usable.
What Goes Into a Cover We Build
Structure that matches the house
We frame attached covers to tie cleanly into your roof, or build freestanding versions where the roofline will not cooperate. Shingles, metal or a flat roof are all on the table.
Power planned in advance
Fans, recessed lights, heaters, a TV and outlets for the kitchen all need circuits. We run them while the framing is still open so nothing gets surface-mounted later.
Shades that drop on cue
Motorized exterior shades cut low western sun and bugs. Our 2026 Crowley project paired a new shade structure with patio electrical and motorized shades on the same plan.
Pair the Cover With What Comes Next
A cover rarely stays alone for long. Once the shade is in, families start asking about an outdoor kitchen for their Crowley patio, a bigger slab, or a fireplace under the new roof. If you prefer open, filtered shade, compare our Crowley pergola options before deciding.
Projects across the Fort Worth area since 2016 stand behind every cover, and our framing and electrical partners have been with us for over 15 years. You can stand under full-size cover displays at our Fort Worth showroom, about 25 minutes up I-35W. See every service we offer locally on the Crowley outdoor living page.
Patio Cover Questions From Crowley
Can motorized shades be added to my Crowley patio cover?
Yes. We plan the circuits and mounting points during design. Our 2026 project in Crowley included a shade structure, patio electrical and motorized exterior shades installed together.
Does a patio cover in Crowley need a permit?
Most roofed structures do. Crowley's Community Development Department issues those permits, and your HOA may want a separate look. We prepare the drawings for both as part of our design and permitting process.
Attached or freestanding, which is better?
Attached covers feel like part of the house and share its roof. Freestanding covers work when the eave is low, the roof is complex, or you want shade out in the yard. The 3D rendering usually makes the choice obvious.
Get Shade on Your Crowley Patio
Snap a picture of your rear patio and tell us what you want to do out there. From there we book a free consultation and begin the drawings.
Request a Free ConsultationVisit the Fort Worth showroom
621 South Freeway
Fort Worth, TX 76104
Monday to Friday, 10 AM to 6 PM
Saturday by appointment
Sunday closed