Specialty Custom Deck Design & Installation
We design and build decks around your house, yard and the way you use outdoor space. That might be room for an outdoor kitchen, seating for game nights, or a direct path to the pool.
Our approach We start with a design consultation and material samples, then produce a scaled layout and a framing plan sized for your soil. Footings, ledger flashing and hardware all meet IRC requirements.
In Temple, TX Many Temple homes have generous backyards. We plan layouts that connect naturally to the back door, catch afternoon shade, and fit HOA setbacks in neighborhoods like Wyndham Hill and Canyon Creek.
Best for Homeowners who want a deck that fits their home and lifestyle, built once and built right.
Specialty Composite Deck Installation
We install capped composite decking that won't rot, splinter or need staining. It's ideal if you'd rather spend summer weekends on the deck than refinishing it.
Our approach We follow manufacturer gapping and joist spacing, use hidden fasteners, and recommend lighter colors to cut surface heat. Framing still gets ground-contact lumber and proper footings.
In Temple, TX With stain lasting only 1–3 years under Temple's sun, composite is a popular choice in new subdivisions across south Temple, Belton and Nolanville. We'll show you how different colors handle the heat before you choose.
Best for Busy families, military households planning to resell, and anyone who wants low maintenance.
Wood Deck Construction
We build classic wood decks in pressure-treated pine, cedar, redwood or hardwoods, with framing and finishes matched to your budget and how you use the space.
Our approach We select straight, properly rated lumber, use corrosion-resistant fasteners and joist hangers, and design airflow underneath so wet-dry cycles don't trap moisture.
In Temple, TX Wood is a natural fit for Craftsman bungalows near downtown Temple and farmhouses in Pendleton and Holland. We'll be honest about the sealing schedule our sun demands.
Best for Homeowners who love the look and feel of real wood and don't mind periodic upkeep.
Deck Repair & Restoration
We fix what's failing: rotted boards, loose railings, sagging joists, bad ledgers and storm damage. The goal is to make an aging deck safe and good-looking again.
Our approach Every repair starts with a structural inspection of footings, ledger, posts and connections. We replace damaged components, add missing hardware, then refinish.
In Temple, TX Decks behind 1960s–1990s homes in Western Hills and Bentwood often have solid layouts but outdated connections. Restoring them usually costs far less than starting over.
Best for Older decks with good bones that need structural fixes, new boards or a fresh finish.
Deck Railing Installation
We install new guardrails and replace old ones in wood, composite, aluminum and cable, built to hold real loads and meet current code.
Our approach We use 36-inch minimum guard height where required, keep baluster openings under 4 inches, and secure posts with blocking and structural hardware, not just lag screws.
In Temple, TX Spring hail and wind loosen a lot of Bell County railings. Upgrading from notched wood posts to properly blocked systems is one of the best safety improvements you can make.
Best for Elevated decks, wobbly older railings, and homes with kids or aging parents.
IPE Wood Deck Installation
We build with IPE, a dense Brazilian hardwood known for hardness, natural rot resistance and decades of service life.
Our approach We pre-drill and use stainless fasteners or hidden clips, seal the board ends against checking, and plan ventilation to limit movement.
In Temple, TX IPE handles termites and humidity well, so it's a strong fit for premium builds in Salado and on Lake Belton lots. Expect it to silver without UV oil.
Best for High-end custom homes where longevity and natural hardwood character matter most.
Cedar Deck Building
We build cedar decks for their warm color, natural aroma, and resistance to insects and decay.
Our approach We use select-grade cedar decking over pressure-treated framing, stainless or coated fasteners, and a penetrating UV-blocking finish from day one.
In Temple, TX Cedar suits Salado's Hill Country homes and Temple's historic bungalows. In our UV it needs sealing about every 1–2 years to keep its color.
Best for Homeowners who want natural wood beauty at a moderate price.
Pressure Treated Deck Construction
We build with pressure-treated Southern Yellow Pine, the local standard and the most budget-friendly way to get a solid deck.
Our approach Posts and anything near the ground get ground-contact-rated lumber. We let new wood dry before staining, and every connection uses code-required hardware.
In Temple, TX Pressure-treated pine is ideal for acreage builds in Rogers, Troy and Moody, and for first decks on new Temple lots. Plan on regular sealing to limit cupping.
Best for Budget-conscious projects, large decks and rural properties.
PVC Deck Installation
We install cellular PVC decking. It contains no wood fibers, so it resists moisture, mold and insects completely.
Our approach We allow for PVC's thermal expansion with proper gapping and end-joint details, use hidden fasteners, and choose lighter tones for heat comfort.
In Temple, TX PVC is great around pools and hot tubs in Temple and Belton, where constant splashing and Texas sun would wear wood down fast.
Best for Wet zones, pool surrounds and homeowners who want minimal maintenance.
Redwood Deck Building
We build redwood decks for their rich color, stability and natural decay resistance.
Our approach We source construction-heart or clear grades and install them over pressure-treated framing. A UV-protective finish keeps the color from fading.
In Temple, TX Redwood is less common in Central Texas, but it's a beautiful choice for shaded decks in west Temple and Salado where the finish holds up longer.
Best for Homeowners who want a premium softwood look and are committed to upkeep.
Specialty Pool Deck Construction
We build decks around in-ground pools: slip-resistant, cool-surface platforms with seating, shade and code-compliant barriers.
Our approach We use moisture-proof composite or PVC boards, heat-conscious colors and drainage-friendly framing. Railings and gates are designed with pool-barrier rules in mind.
In Temple, TX Pool decks keep families outdoors from May through September in Temple. We plan around Blackland clay movement next to the pool shell and the HOA rules in neighborhoods like Wyndham Hill.
Best for Pool owners who want a cooler, safer and more inviting surround.
Rooftop Deck Installation
We build rooftop and upper-level decks that add outdoor living space where yard space is limited.
Our approach We check structural capacity, protect the roof membrane with sleepers or pedestals, and install code-height guards and waterproofing details.
In Temple, TX Rooftop decks work on select downtown Temple properties and on garages or flat-roof sections of custom homes. Wind exposure here means careful anchoring.
Best for Tight lots, view-oriented homes and urban properties.
Multi-Level Deck Design
We design tiered decks that step down sloped yards, creating separate zones for dining, lounging and grilling.
Our approach We engineer beam spans and footings for each level, use rock augers on limestone, and connect levels with code-compliant stairs and landings.
In Temple, TX Lake Belton lots in Morgan's Point Resort and west Belton, plus Stillhouse Hollow homes, often drop steeply. Multi-level decks open up the views while staying off Corps of Engineers land.
Best for Sloped, rocky or view lots that need more than one flat platform.
Floating Deck Installation
We build freestanding, low decks that aren't attached to the house. They're a simple way to create outdoor space on flat yards.
Our approach We use proper concrete footings rather than loose blocks, ground-contact framing, and weed barrier and drainage underneath to manage moisture.
In Temple, TX Floating decks are a smart way to expand small builder patios in Temple and Nolanville subdivisions. Since they aren't attached to the house, ledger concerns go away.
Best for Flat yards, new-construction homes and quick, affordable additions.
Hot Tub Deck Building
We build decks that safely support a hot tub, either set in flush or on the surface, with steps, privacy and access.
Our approach We calculate the full water and occupant load, add extra beams and footings under the tub, and plan electrical access and service panels.
In Temple, TX A full tub can weigh several tons. On shifting Blackland clay, that load needs deeper, closely spaced piers so the deck doesn't settle unevenly.
Best for Homeowners adding a spa who want it set in a finished deck, not on a bare slab.
Above Ground Pool Deck Installation
We build decks around or alongside above-ground pools for easy entry, lounging and a finished look.
Our approach We build freestanding framing that doesn't load the pool wall, use safe stairs with gates, and choose moisture-resistant decking.
In Temple, TX Popular with families in Troy, Little River-Academy and Heidenheimer, where above-ground pools are an affordable summer escape.
Best for Families with above-ground pools who want safer access and more usable space.
Cable Railing Installation
We install stainless steel cable railing that keeps your view open while still meeting guard requirements.
Our approach We use rigid posts and intermediate supports to hold tension, keep cable spacing that passes the 4-inch rule, and use marine-grade stainless hardware.
In Temple, TX Cable railing is the go-to for lake-view decks around Lake Belton and Stillhouse Hollow, where you don't want balusters blocking the water.
Best for View decks and modern designs.
Composite Deck Railing Systems
We install composite railing systems that match composite decking and never need paint or stain.
Our approach We use manufacturer post-mount kits with structural blocking. Rail sections are installed to spec for height and load.
In Temple, TX Composite rails handle Temple's UV without peeling, and they hold up better than painted wood in subdivisions with strict HOA appearance rules.
Best for Composite deck owners who want a matched, low-maintenance look.
Aluminum Railing Installation
We install powder-coated aluminum railings that are strong, light, rust-resistant and clean-looking.
Our approach We use surface-mount or fascia-mount posts with structural fasteners, pre-engineered panels, and code-compliant heights and spacing.
In Temple, TX Aluminum shrugs off Gulf humidity and won't rot or warp, which makes it a durable pick for pool decks and elevated decks across Bell County.
Best for Low-maintenance, modern railings on pool and elevated decks.
Deck Stairs & Landing Construction
We build safe, comfortable deck stairs and landings, from a few steps to multi-flight stairways.
Our approach We keep riser and tread dimensions within code, add graspable handrails, set stringers on solid footings, and build landings where height requires them.
In Temple, TX Raised pier-and-beam homes near downtown Temple and sloped lake lots often need taller stair runs. Rural homes in Moody and Eddy frequently need easier step access.
Best for Elevated decks, older raised homes and anyone replacing steep or wobbly stairs.
Specialty Pergola & Deck Cover Installation
We build pergolas and solid deck covers that bring shade to your deck so you can actually use it in a Texas summer.
Our approach We set posts on proper footings, use wind-rated connectors, and offer open slats, louvered or solid roofs. Covers are designed with setbacks and permits in mind.
In Temple, TX Shade is the number-one request we hear in Temple, Belton and Salado. A well-built cover can stand up to spring hail and straight-line winds that tear apart flimsy kits.
Best for Sunny decks and patios that sit empty from May through September.
Deck Skirting Installation
We install skirting that hides the space under your deck, keeps animals out and finishes the look.
Our approach We use vented lattice, horizontal slats or composite panels with ground clearance so air moves and moisture doesn't wick up into the wood.
In Temple, TX Proper ventilation is critical on Temple's clay soils, where closed skirting traps moisture and draws termites.
Best for Ground-level and mid-height decks that need a finished, critter-proof base.
Deck Cleaning & Washing
We deep-clean decks to remove dirt, mildew, pollen and gray weathered fibers.
Our approach We use appropriate cleaners and controlled low-pressure washing that won't gouge wood or damage composite, then rinse and let the deck dry fully.
In Temple, TX Annual cleaning keeps shaded decks near Salado Creek and Pepper Creek free of mildew and prepares sun-faded decks for sealing.
Best for Routine upkeep and prep before staining.
Deck Staining & Sealing
We apply penetrating stains and sealers that protect wood from UV, water and cracking.
Our approach We clean and prep, check moisture content, and apply UV-resistant semi-transparent or penetrating finishes. Then we give you a recommended re-coat interval.
In Temple, TX Temple's sun breaks finishes down in roughly 1–3 years. Staying on schedule is the cheapest way to extend the life of a wood deck.
Best for Cedar, pine and redwood decks that are graying or losing their finish.
Deck Painting Services
We paint decks, railings and trim to refresh the look or match the house.
Our approach We do thorough prep, priming and deck-rated coatings. Paint goes where it holds up best, like railings and fascia, and we steer horizontal surfaces toward penetrating stains.
In Temple, TX Painted railings and trim suit historic bungalows near downtown Temple. We'll tell you plainly where paint will peel in our heat.
Best for Railings, trim and older decks needing a cosmetic refresh.
Deck Resurfacing & Refinishing
We replace worn deck boards with new wood or composite and keep the existing structure if it's sound.
Our approach We inspect and reinforce the framing first, add hangers and flashing if they're missing, then install new boards and finish or trim.
In Temple, TX Plenty of older Temple and Belton decks have solid frames under cupped, splintered boards. Resurfacing with composite is a cost-effective upgrade.
Best for Decks with sound framing and worn-out surfaces.
Deck Waterproofing Services
We waterproof decks and the areas underneath them, protecting framing and creating dry space below elevated decks.
Our approach We install joist tape, under-deck drainage systems and membrane details at ledgers and posts to keep water away from the structure.
In Temple, TX Heavy May–June downpours soak framing fast. Under-deck drainage turns space below lake-lot decks in Morgan's Point Resort into usable shade.
Best for Elevated decks and anyone wanting dry storage or patio space below.
Covered Patio & Deck Enclosures
We build covered patios and partially or fully enclosed decks, including screened porches, for comfort and bug protection.
Our approach We design roofs for wind loads, use proper footings and tie-ins, and add screens or panels. Permits and setbacks are confirmed up front.
In Temple, TX Screened, covered spaces let Temple families use the deck through mosquito season and summer heat, and they add appeal at resale.
Best for Homeowners who want three-season outdoor living with shade and bug protection.
Ground Level Deck Installation
We build low-profile decks just above grade to extend or replace small concrete patios.
Our approach We use low-clearance framing with ground-contact lumber, solid footings, weed control and drainage so the deck stays dry.
In Temple, TX Most new homes in south and west Temple, Belton and Nolanville come with small builder patios. A ground-level deck is the fastest way to double that space.
Best for New-construction homes and flat backyards.
Deck Privacy Solutions
We add privacy walls, screens and planters that shield your deck from neighbors and the afternoon sun.
Our approach We build slatted screens, lattice or composite panels anchored to structural posts, and design for wind load and HOA height limits.
In Temple, TX Tight lots in newer Temple and Belton subdivisions put neighbors close. Privacy screens also block low western sun on summer evenings.
Best for Close-set homes and decks facing neighbors or streets.
Balcony Deck Renovation
We renovate second-story balconies with new structure, waterproofing, decking and railings as needed.
Our approach We inspect cantilevers and connections, correct flashing and drainage, and install code-compliant guards and durable surfaces.
In Temple, TX Balconies on 1980s–2000s homes and lake houses often hide rot at the house connection. Fixing that is a safety must.
Best for Aging upper-story balconies showing rot, leaks or loose railings.
Cantilever Deck Construction
We build cantilevered decks that extend past their supports for a floating look or to clear obstacles.
Our approach We calculate allowable cantilever spans by code and use proper beam sizing, blocking and hardware.
In Temple, TX Cantilevers help lake-view decks reach farther out on sloped lots without adding posts to rocky slopes or crossing property lines.
Best for Sloped lots, view decks and clean architectural designs.
Composite Fence Installation
We install composite privacy fencing that won't rot, warp or need staining, and we can match it to your deck.
Our approach We set posts in concrete at proper depth, use metal post sleeves or cores, and run panels designed for wind.
In Temple, TX Composite fencing holds up to Temple's UV and wet-dry clay swings better than wood pickets, which lean and gray within a few years.
Best for Homeowners who want matching, low-maintenance privacy around the deck and yard.
Outdoor Stair Railing Installation
We install and replace handrails and guards on exterior stairs, porches and entries.
Our approach We install graspable handrails at code height, secure posts structurally, and choose wood, composite or aluminum to match the space.
In Temple, TX Rural farmhouses in Pendleton and Holland and raised historic homes in Temple often have steps with no safe handrail at all.
Best for Porches, entry steps and aging-in-place upgrades.
Deck Framing & Structural Repair
We repair and reinforce deck structures: footings, posts, beams, joists, ledgers and lateral connections.
Our approach We replace rotted members, sister joists, install hangers and lateral-load connectors, and re-pier footings that have moved.
In Temple, TX Clay heave and old, unflashed ledgers make structural repair one of the most important services we offer in Temple's older neighborhoods.
Best for Decks that bounce, sag, lean or pull away from the house.
