This is the one that changes how you use the backyard in Midland. A covered deck or patio cover drops the temperature underneath by a real margin and blocks the UV that makes an open deck miserable from June to September. Done right, it reads like it was always part of the house and holds up when the wind kicks up dust across the Basin.
What’s Included
- Real shade for the West Texas summer
- Insulated and open-beam options
- Engineered for high wind
- Ceiling fans and lighting wired in
- Matches your home's roofline
Shade That Extends Your Season
An open deck in Midland is comfortable for maybe a few months and early mornings. Put a roof over it and you get most of the year back — spring evenings, summer afternoons in the shade, fall dinners outside. We build insulated covers for the most heat relief and open-beam covers when you want the height and airflow, and we wire in fans and lighting so it works after dark.
- Insulated patio covers for maximum heat relief
- Open-beam and lattice covers for airflow and light
- Ceiling fans, recessed lighting, and outlets
- Posts and beams anchored for West Texas wind loads
Built to Take the Wind
A patio cover is a big sail, and the Basin gets real wind and the occasional dust storm. We size the posts, beams, and connections for the load and anchor the footings into the caliche properly, so your cover isn't the thing you worry about when a front blows through.