Our Services
Decks
Composite and wood decks built for the Texas climate
We build custom decks designed specifically for San Antonio's heat and humidity. Composite decking from brands like Trex and TimberTech won't splinter, rot, warp, or need staining — ever. We also build with pressure-treated pine and tropical hardwoods for homeowners who prefer natural wood. All our decks are engineered for local conditions and backed by manufacturer warranties up to 25 years.
Features & Benefits
- Composite, pressure-treated pine, and tropical hardwood options
- Composite resists fading, staining, mold, and splintering with zero maintenance
- Hidden fastener systems for a clean, screw-free surface
- Multi-level, wraparound, and elevated designs with stairs and landings
- Built-in bench, planter, and storage options
- 25-year manufacturer warranties on premium composite materials
Common Questions
Composite costs more upfront but requires zero maintenance and lasts 25+ years without fading, staining, or splintering. Pressure-treated pine is the budget option at roughly half the material cost, but needs staining every 1-2 years and will crack and splinter over time in our heat cycles.
Every decking material gets warm in direct sun. Lighter composite colors stay significantly cooler than dark shades. The real solution is overhead shade — a patio cover or pergola drops surface temperatures dramatically. We build deck-and-cover combinations for exactly this reason.
Pressure-treated pine is cost-effective and structurally sound but needs regular maintenance. Cedar offers natural rot resistance and beauty but demands upkeep. Tropical hardwoods like Ipe can last 40+ years with minimal maintenance — they're the premium choice for homeowners who want real wood without the constant work.
Yes. We design and build multi-level decks, wraparound decks, and elevated decks with stairs and landings. Multi-level designs are popular on sloped lots and can integrate built-in seating and planter walls.
Most deck projects are completed in 1-2 weeks depending on size and complexity. Permitting typically adds 1-2 weeks before construction begins. We provide a detailed timeline at your estimate appointment.
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