Motorized screens - Dallas County
Dallas covers about a century of housing in one city, and the opening decides the screen far more than the address does. A 1920s Tudor with a small covered porch, a 1960s ranch with a low patio roof and a new build with a twenty-foot outdoor kitchen are three different jobs. What they share is orientation: anything facing west or south-west takes a load from about two o'clock that no amount of ceiling fan fixes.
Dallas holds about a hundred years of building stock inside one city limit, and the opening decides the screen far more than the address does. A 1920s Tudor with a narrow side porch, a 1960s ranch with a shallow patio roof, and a 2015 build with a twenty-foot outdoor kitchen are three genuinely different jobs with three different answers.
What they share is the sun. Anything facing west or south-west takes a radiant load from around two o'clock that comes in sideways under the roof, which is why ceiling fans do not help - they move air, not radiation. That is the case solar mesh exists for, while north-facing openings are usually a mosquito problem and point at insect mesh instead.
Rear patio screens are the bulk of it, with porch work on the older housing stock and garage screens where the garage doubles as workshop space. Freestanding structures take pergola mounts, larger rear elevations raise span questions, and existing systems come to us for repair or control upgrades.
Every quote starts with a free on-site measure, because a screen is built to the number taken that day.
Motorized screen installs across Dallas, Collin and Denton counties:
Free - No Obligation
Tell us roughly what you are screening and we will book a free in-home measure. A photo of the opening helps more than a paragraph.