Motorized screens - Dallas County
Lakewood is 1920s to 40s Tudor and craftsman housing near White Rock Lake, and the covered outdoor space tends to be smaller and more architectural than in the newer suburbs: side porches, sleeping porches, narrow rear galleries. Openings are often shorter spans with more character to work around. Proximity to the lake also means insects are a bigger part of the conversation than heat for a good share of these jobs.
Lakewood is 1920s to 40s Tudor and craftsman housing around White Rock Lake, and its outdoor space is smaller and more architectural than the newer suburbs: side porches, sleeping porches, narrow rear galleries with period trim. Spans are short, which makes the hardware simple, and the detailing is where the work goes.
On a house like this the fixing is planned around what is already there. We would rather spend longer at the measure than improvise around original woodwork on install day.
Proximity to the lake shifts the balance. For a good share of Lakewood jobs the driver is mosquitoes rather than heat, which points at insect mesh on the shaded porches while west-facing rear elevations still want a solar weave. Plenty of houses here end up with both on different sides.
Period porch and gallery screens, rear patio systems, and occasional freestanding structures in larger gardens. Garage screens and wider spans come up less often here than elsewhere, while repairs and control upgrades on ageing systems are steady.
Motorized screen installs across Dallas, Collin and Denton counties:
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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.