Patio Covers in Round Rock, TX
Patio covers, pergolas, screen rooms and carports for Round Rock, fifteen minutes east of our Cedar Park shop on 1431. Designed to your house, approved by your HOA, permitted with the city and built by the same local crew since 2015.
- Cedar Park Based, S Lakeline Blvd
- Building Since 2015
- Fully Insured
- Permits & HOA Handled
Two-Story Homes, Small Slabs, Afternoon Sun
Round Rock’s backyards share a pattern: two-story homes built from the late 1990s on, a builder slab of 10 by 10 or 12 by 12, and very little shade. Teravista, Forest Creek, Behrens Ranch, Paloma Lake, Siena and Stone Canyon are full of them. The fix is a cover sized to how you live, not to the slab you were handed.
We routinely extend the concrete, build an insulated aluminum cover the width of the house under the second-floor windows, add fans and lights, and screen it against the mosquitoes off Brushy Creek and Lake Creek. Where the floor plan won’t take an attached cover, we build freestanding.
Round Rock HOAs are active and detailed, and the city requires permits for attached structures. We’ve submitted to most of the associations in town.
What We Build in Round Rock
Everything we build in Cedar Park, we build in Round Rock, with the same crew and the same written warranty.
Insulated Aluminum Patio Covers
Cooler than wood, zero maintenance, wood-grain finishes. The most popular cover we build in Round Rock.
Learn moreWood Patio Covers
Cedar structures with a roof matched to the house, for homes where the look matters.
Learn morePergolas & Louvered Pergolas
Filtered shade or a motorized roof that opens and closes. Engineered for wind.
Learn moreScreen Rooms
Bug-free evenings on a new cover or your existing porch.
Learn moreOutdoor Kitchens
Grill islands and bars designed together with the cover above them.
Learn moreCarports
Hail protection that matches the house and gets past the HOA.
Learn morePermits and HOA Approval in Round Rock
Every attached cover here needs a permit and most neighborhoods need HOA approval. We handle both.
The City of Round Rock requires a building permit for attached patio covers and larger freestanding structures, with engineering. Teravista, Forest Creek, Behrens Ranch, Paloma Lake and most Round Rock neighborhoods require architectural committee approval with a site plan, elevations and samples.
We prepare all of it and follow up with the committee. Approval timelines vary from a week to a month depending on the association’s meeting schedule.
- Drawings and engineering prepared for your HOA and the city
- We submit, follow up and pull the permit
- Designed to match your home so approval is straightforward
- Fully insured, since 2015
Round Rock Patio Cover FAQ
How far is Round Rock from your shop?
About fifteen minutes east on 1431 or 45. We’re in Round Rock most weeks.
Can you attach a cover to a two-story house?
Usually, below the second-floor windows with proper flashing. Otherwise we build freestanding.
Do I need a permit in Round Rock?
Attached covers, yes, with engineering. We pull it and handle the HOA.
Will my HOA approve it?
Almost always when the design matches the house. We design for approval.
How long from consultation to finished cover?
Design and quote within days; HOA and permit two to five weeks; installation two to four days.
Also Building in Round Rock’s Neighbors
Same crew across the northwest Hill Country: Cedar Park, Leander, Pflugerville and Georgetown. See all service areas.
Design Your Outdoor Room in Round Rock
Book a free consultation. We’ll come to you, measure, walk through styles and give you a fixed written quote.
- Free on-site design consultation
- Fixed written quote with drawings
- Permits, engineering and HOA handled
Prefer to talk now? (512) 271-5257