Solid Cedar Covers
A solid roof provides broad shade and gives the patio a more finished, room-like feeling.
An attached cedar patio cover can make the backyard feel like a true extension of your home. JBN Patio Covers designs each structure around the existing roofline, patio, and the way your family wants to spend time outside.
What is an attached patio cover? It is a roofed outdoor structure connected to the home. A custom cedar cover provides shade directly outside your door and can create room for seating, dining, grilling, fans, lighting, or a future outdoor kitchen.
On many North Texas homes, the patio is only a few steps from the kitchen or living room. That makes it a natural place to sit, eat, and gather—until the afternoon sun turns the slab into the hottest part of the yard.
An attached cover puts shade right outside the back door. You do not have to cross the yard to reach it, and the space feels connected to the way you already move through the house.
The design matters. The roof pitch, height, posts, ceiling, and finish should work with the home rather than fight it. We look at those details before recommending a layout.

We can look at the roofline, patio, doors, windows, drainage, and available space, then explain the layouts that make sense for your home.

We do not start by asking which standard size you want. We start with the property. The house tells us a great deal about how the new cover should be planned.
We look at the existing roof, the height above doors and windows, patio dimensions, drainage, and where the sun falls during the part of the day you want to be outside.
Then we talk about daily use. A couple who wants a shaded coffee spot may need a different footprint than a family planning a large dining table, grill, television, and outdoor kitchen.
The best design is not always the largest or most complicated one. It is the one that fits the home and gives you the outdoor space you will actually use.
A solid roof provides broad shade and gives the patio a more finished, room-like feeling.
A gabled roof can add height and an open ceiling while creating a strong architectural feature.
A simple sloped design may work well where height, windows, or the existing roof shape limit other choices.
Beams, trusses, ceilings, and trim can give the cover warmth without making it feel heavy.
These features are easier to place when they are discussed early and planned into the layout.
The cover can be coordinated with an outdoor kitchen or a larger outdoor living space.
A custom attached patio cover can turn the space outside your back door into a place for everyday meals, quiet mornings, and family gatherings.
You do not need to know the technical details before calling us. We will guide the conversation and explain the choices in plain language.
We look at the house, patio, yard, sun, and the practical limits of the space.
You tell us how the patio will be used and what features matter most.
The size, cedar details, roof style, finish, and included features are defined.
After construction, we walk through the completed space with you.


Denton has everything from older homes near the Square and UNT to newer neighborhoods with different rooflines, lot sizes, and backyard layouts. A design that fits one property may be completely wrong for the next.
We serve homeowners across Denton and nearby North Texas communities. Local conditions—especially afternoon sun, sudden rain, and seasonal wind—are part of the planning conversation.
If you do not see your town, call 469-340-0839 and ask whether we serve your address.
JBN Patio Covers is the cedar patio-cover and outdoor-living division of The JBN Group, Inc., a North Texas company serving property owners since 1996.
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Visit our custom cedar patio covers and cedar pergolas pages, or talk with us about which style fits your yard.
It is a roofed outdoor structure connected directly to the house. It creates shade beside the home and can make the patio feel like an extension of the indoor living area.
Yes. A custom design can account for the roofline, exterior materials, trim, patio size, ceiling height, and overall proportions of the house.
Cost depends on the size, roof style, connection details, site conditions, cedar finish, and added features. An on-site visit is the best way to develop an accurate quote.
Permit requirements can depend on the address, size, design, and how the structure connects to the home. Requirements should be confirmed for the specific property before construction begins.
They can often be planned into the project. Mention those features early so the layout can account for their location.
Yes. Planning the cover and outdoor kitchen together can create a better arrangement for cooking, seating, ventilation, and foot traffic.
The useful size depends on the patio and what will sit beneath the cover. Furniture, a dining table, grill, doors, and walking paths all need enough room.
No. Our focus is custom wood construction, especially cedar patio covers and cedar outdoor living spaces.
We serve Denton and surrounding North Texas communities, including Argyle, Corinth, Flower Mound, Highland Village, Lewisville, Lake Dallas, Lantana, and nearby areas.
Call 469-340-0839 or use any quote button on this page to open the estimate form.
Show us the patio and tell us how you want to use it. We will help you work through a cedar design that fits the home and feels natural in the backyard.