A solid roof over the patio gives a small-town back yard steady shade, a dry spot during spring storms and seating that lasts long after sundown. Serving Farmersville and all of Collin County.
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Farmersville runs from older lots around the historic square out to newer property toward Lavon Lake, and many of those yards have room for more than a small slab. A covered patio adds shade and a place to sit that holds up to North Texas sun and storms.
Most Farmersville covers come down to one choice: where in the yard they go. We walk the lot with you and weigh the shade, the path from the back door and how near the cover would land to the property line. Land it close and the city wants a solid screening fence on that line, and since Estrada builds fences too, our in-house crews can handle both under one plan. Attached covers are flashed into the roofline instead.
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Extends an older home’s roofline over the back steps and patio.
A standalone roof out in the yard for shade away from the house.
A gable roof with the same slope and shingle as the house.
Insulated panels that hold back the summer heat under the roof.
Not sure how a cover will look on your house? If it helps you decide, we can put together a 3D rendering first, so you can check the roofline, posts and finishes and change them before anything is built.
Just ask for one when we come out to your Farmersville home to measure.
Ask about a 3D rendering
Farmersville has few HOA communities, so the city permit is usually the only review a patio cover needs. We match the roof pitch, shingle or metal finish and trim color to the house so the cover reads as part of the original home, and we prepare the plans the city asks for.
Source: City of Farmersville Building Permitting and Inspections City of Farmersville Code of Ordinances, Sec. 77-66 Accessory Building Regulations
The city has a specific permit for covers, and electrical gets filed on its own. Estrada registers with Farmersville before filing, handles both permits and can build any screening fence the code calls for.
We do, including the contractor registration the city requires. You mainly decide where the cover goes and how it looks. The accessory building rules are written for buildings in general, so we check with the city how they read on your cover before we file.
Attached keeps you dry stepping out of the house and follows the same rules as the house. A detached cover can sit where the shade is best, but the closer it lands to a lot line, the more limits come with it. We sketch both so you can compare.
Not when it is built to match. We study the existing roof slope, eave depth and trim profile, then carry them onto the cover so it looks original. On an older house we also check the condition of the framing where the cover will tie in.
We walk your Farmersville yard, give you a straight price, and show you how the cover is built and tied in.