A division of The JBN Group, Inc.
Cedar Patio Covers Flower Mound TX
A real roof over the patio, framed in cedar and finished like the house came with it.
Cedar Patio Covers Flower Mound TX is where Flower Mound homeowners start when they want shade that holds up: solid cedar posts and beams, a roof tied into the house and shingled to match, and a finished ceiling with room for fans and lights. Every cover is designed at the home it will shade and built by The JBN Group, trusted in North Texas since 1996.
Built on your slab, under your roofline
Cedar Patio Covers Flower Mound TX Homes Can Use All Summer
A cover earns its keep in August, when the patio is either the best room in the house or a slab nobody steps on until October.
West-facing patios in Flower Mound take the full afternoon sun, and a concrete slab holds that heat long after the air cools. A solid cedar cover changes the math: the slab stays shaded, furniture stops fading, and the space off the back door becomes somewhere the family actually sits. Under a finished ceiling with a fan moving air, July and August evenings are back on the table.
The build matters as much as the shade. Most Flower Mound homes are two-story brick with steep rooflines, so the cover has to tie in with proper flashing, carry its load on real footings, and wear shingles matched to the house. We plan the tie-in, the drainage, and the gutter runs before anything is framed, and we draw the design with your HOA architectural guidelines in view, which most master-planned neighborhoods here require.
This page covers the main build. For the full picture of what we put in a backyard, start at Patio Covers Flower Mound TX, or call 972-492-5466 and we will come measure yours.
One material, several rooflines
Cover Styles We Build in Cedar
The roof shape follows your house and your yard. These are the covers Flower Mound homeowners ask for most, all framed in solid cedar.
Gable Roof Covers
Attached Patio Covers
Poolside Covers
Freestanding Covers
Finished Cedar CeilingsNo kits, no shortcuts
What Goes Into a JBN Cedar Cover
Every cover is framed on site from solid cedar. These six pieces are in every build, whether the cover is twelve feet wide or wraps the back of the house.
Cedar Posts and Beams
Heavy cedar posts and beams sized for the span they carry. The frame is the cover, and it is built to be looked at.
Footings Set in Concrete
Posts land on concrete footings dug for North Texas clay soil, so seasonal ground movement does not rack the frame or lift the slab edge.
Roof Tie-In and Flashing
Attached covers are flashed into the existing roofline so water sheds the way the house was designed to shed it, with no drip line over the patio door.
Shingles Matched to the House
The cover roof is shingled to match your home in color and profile. From the street, the cover reads as part of the original build.
Finished Cedar Ceiling
Tongue-and-groove cedar overhead instead of open rafters, stained or sealed in the tone you pick at the design visit.
Fans, Lights, and Drainage
Wiring for fans and lights runs inside the ceiling, and gutters carry roof water away from the slab and the flower beds.
The part you look at every day
A Finished Ceiling, Not Rafters and Daylight
Stand under most patio covers and you see framing. Stand under ours and you see a ceiling. Tongue-and-groove cedar runs the full underside of the cover, and that finished surface is what turns a roof on posts into an outdoor room.
It is also the practical part. The ceiling gives us a clean place to run wiring, so a fan, recessed lights, and heaters mount flush with no exposed conduit stapled to a beam. Pick the stain tone at the design visit, from a natural cedar look to a darker finish that sets off light-colored brick.
Structure first
Posts, Beams, and Footings Sized for Texas Weather
North Texas weather tests anything built outside: straight-line wind, spring hail, summer heat, and clay soil that swells and shrinks with the rain. Ours is framed like a structure, not furniture.
Posts are heavy cedar set on stone bases over concrete footings. Beams are sized for the span and the roof load they carry. Hardware is structural, not decorative brackets from a kit. That is the difference between a cover that feels solid in a storm ten years from now and one that starts to lean in three.
How it works
From First Visit to First Evening Under the Cover
We Measure at Your Home
We walk the yard with you, measure the patio, look at the roofline and the trees, and talk through how the space gets used.
Design and One Written Price
You see the design and a single written price for it. No allowance games and no range that doubles later.
HOA and Permit Paperwork
We prepare the drawings your HOA architectural review and the town permit call for, sized and sited to the guidelines.
Build, Clean Up, Walk It
Our crew frames, roofs, and finishes the cover, cleans the yard, and walks the finished work with you before we call it done.
Why homeowners call
Evenings Outside, Past Sunset
The cover pays off most after dark. Lights in the ceiling, a fan moving air, and a table that seats the whole family: the patio becomes the room everyone drifts to when the day gets long.
Many homeowners build the cover first and add heat later, a stone outdoor fireplace at one end or a fire pit off the covered edge. Tell us at the design visit if fire is in the long-term plan and we will site the cover so those pieces drop in cleanly.
Where we build
Cedar Covers Across Flower Mound and the Lake Cities
Flower Mound Patio Covers builds throughout Flower Mound and the surrounding lake-area towns, from the Wellington and Bridlewood neighborhoods to the acreage lots in Bartonville and Double Oak. If your town is not listed, call 972-492-5466 and we will confirm whether your address sits inside the area we are currently building in.
Local Conditions We Build For
- Full afternoon sun on west-facing back patios
- Steep two-story rooflines that need careful tie-ins
- HOA architectural review in master-planned communities
- Clay soil that moves slabs and shallow footings
- Mature oak canopies shading the wrong half of the yard
- Spring storms and the drainage a new roof creates
Independent profiles you can check
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Questions Flower Mound homeowners ask
Cedar Patio Covers Flower Mound TX FAQs
How much do cedar patio covers cost in Flower Mound, TX?
Estimates start as low as $8,500, depending on what your project needs. The final price follows the size of the cover, the roof style, and what is built into it, like a finished ceiling, fans, lights, or a stone fireplace. We measure at your home and give you one written price on your design, so the number you approve is the number you pay.
Do you build patio covers out of anything besides cedar?
No. Our covers are framed in solid cedar and wood only, with posts, beams, and a finished cedar ceiling. We do not sell aluminum covers or metal kits. The roof surface itself is shingled to match your house, so the cover reads as part of the home instead of an add-on bolted to it.
Will the new cover match my roof?
Yes. Matching the roof is part of the design, not an upgrade. We tie the cover into your existing roofline with proper flashing and lay shingles that match the house in color and profile, so from the street and from the yard the cover looks like it was framed with the home.
Do I need HOA approval or a permit for a patio cover in Flower Mound?
In most Flower Mound neighborhoods, yes to both. Master-planned communities like Wellington and Bridlewood review structures through their architectural committees, and the town requires a permit for an attached cover. We draw the design with those guidelines in view from the start and prepare the drawings the review calls for.
Can a ceiling fan, lights, or heaters go in the cover?
Yes, and the time to plan them is before the ceiling closes. A finished tongue-and-groove cedar ceiling gives us room to run wiring for a fan, recessed lights, and heaters, all mounted clean with no exposed conduit. Tell us what you want overhead at the design visit and it goes into the written price.
Is an attached cover or a freestanding cover better for my yard?
It depends on the yard. Attached covers tie into the roofline and shade the patio right off the back door, which suits most Flower Mound homes. Freestanding covers stand on their own posts and work near pools, over detached slabs, or under mature oaks where the roofline is not the right anchor. We look at both options with you at the measuring visit.
How do I get a price on a cedar cover for my home?
Call 972-492-5466 or open the quote form on this page. We schedule a visit, walk the yard, measure the patio, and talk through roof style, ceiling, and options at your home. Then you get one written price on that design. There is no showroom trip and no pressure to decide on the spot.
Get a Written Price on Your Cedar Cover
Tell us what you are picturing and we will come measure it. One visit, one design, one written price, and a patio you can use all summer.
