Patios, Decks and Screened Porches in Bastrop

What the Ground Is Like in Bastrop

Bastrop sits on the Colorado River in the Lost Pines, with sandy soils that drain fast.

Expect that kind of ground in most yards in and around Bastrop.

That matters because the ground under a deck, porch or pergola decides how long it stays level. We look at your soil and slope during the estimate and build for what we find.

Decks, Patios, Porches and Pergolas in Bastrop

One crew plans and builds the whole outdoor space, so the deck, the cover and the steps line up.

• Decks in wood or composite
• Patios and covered patios
• Front and back porches
• Patio enclosures and screened porches
• Pergolas, attached or freestanding

Sandy soil is easy to dig but can be loose, so we bell out footings and pack the soil around them.

Shade and Covered Patios in Bastrop

Shade is what makes a backyard usable in a Central Texas summer.

• Covered patios and patio covers that tie into your roof or stand on their own posts
• Pergolas for filtered shade over a deck or patio
• Patio enclosures and screened porches to keep the bugs out

Sandy lots under post oaks and pines get filtered shade but plenty of bugs, so screened porches and enclosures are a common pick.

Permits and HOA Rules in Bastrop

For Bastrop, start with the city's own page, Bastrop building permit rules.

Rules change from city to city. Raised decks, decks attached to the house and roofed structures are the jobs that most often need a permit. If your home is in a neighborhood with an HOA, the design may also need HOA approval. We check what Bastrop and your HOA need before we set a start date.

Getting an Estimate in Bastrop

Bastrop is well inside our service area. Estimate visits in Bastrop are free, and the price comes to you in writing.

Call 24/7 Phone (737) 315-4184 or use the form below. We are open every day from 9 AM to 5 PM.

Nearby Towns We Serve

We also work in Cedar Creek, Smithville, Elgin, Manor, Giddings, Lockhart.