Sealed, shaded patios for Murphy's creek-corridor estates and master-planned homes — owner-led install, HOA submittal and permit handled.
Murphy is a small, affluent Collin County city built along its creek corridors — Maxwell Creek and Muddy Creek thread the neighborhoods — and those green, watery edges are both why the backyards are pretty and why the mosquitoes show up. Motorized retractable screens turn a Murphy patio into a sealed, shade-controlled outdoor room at the touch of a button, then roll away when you want it open.
Murphy's neighborhoods are laid along Maxwell Creek and Muddy Creek, and the city sprays named creek-corridor sites for West Nile through the season — the Maxwell Creek corridor along Lonesome Dove Trail, the Shelby Trace creek, and the Raintree drainage among them. Those same green creek edges that make Murphy's backyards feel private are prime mosquito habitat. A sealed motorized screen is what keeps your own patio usable at dusk.
Murphy's homes lean newer and upscale — Toll Brothers estates, established creek-corridor luxury, and the custom homes of communities like The Aviary — with covered patios built for entertaining. A clean retractable screen turns those patios into true four-season outdoor rooms without a permanent enclosure that changes the home's look.
Murphy's communities run real architectural review — The Aviary's roughly 448-home architectural-control committee among them — and most require approval before exterior work. A retractable screen is usually an easier approval than a fixed enclosure, and we prepare the submittal. The City of Murphy requires a permit for a patio cover or attached structure and for the electrical work that powers a motor; we confirm and handle it.
Murphy requires a permit for a patio cover or attached structure and for the electrical work that powers a motorized screen. A screen on an existing covered patio may only need the electrical permit; we confirm with the City of Murphy and handle whatever's required.
Usually, yes. Murphy's communities run architectural review — The Aviary's committee among them — and a retractable screen is typically easier to approve than a fixed enclosure because it doesn't permanently change the home's look. We prepare the submittal for you.
Yes. Murphy's neighborhoods run along Maxwell Creek and Muddy Creek, and the city sprays those creek corridors for West Nile through the season. A sealed motorized insect screen keeps your patio usable at dusk and dawn.
Crescent Hill, Maxwell Creek, Murphy Farms, The Aviary, Rolling Ridge Estates and the surrounding Murphy communities.