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Deck Builders in Austin, TX
A deck goes up with the fence, measured by the same salesperson on the same visit and built by crews out of our Austin yard. A hundred crews mean the date we give you is the date you get.
Same-day quotes in Austin. The estimate is free and there is nothing to sign.
- 55.2Wood-decay index
- 94.9%Recouped at resale
- 100+Crews
- 20K+Fences installed yearly
Austin builds decks where the ground will not take a patio: the limestone shelf on the west side, where a slab needs rock cut and a deck needs four piers, and the sloped Hill Country lots in Westlake, Rollingwood and Lakeway, where a deck is the only flat ground in the yard. East of MoPac the clay decides the piers instead. Cedar rails and composite boards are what the west side buys, and the heat is why.
The yard that builds decks in Austin
The crews that build decks in Austin run out of 11 Indian Meadows Dr, Round Rock. A salesperson measures the deck and the fence line in your yard on one visit, and the crew loads the lumber at ours before the truck leaves, so nobody spends a morning at your house waiting on a delivery.
Five to fifteen crews out of the Round Rock yard, so a crew out sick in Austin is our problem rather than yours, and the date we give you is the date you get.
Why a deck in Austin fails, and what we build instead
A deck fails the way a fence does, at the post and in the ground, where the water sits. The ground in Austin is limestone four to twenty inches down on the west side, where a pier goes into rock, and Blackland clay on the east side, where it goes deep, two different footings in one metro. The weather is hundred-degree afternoons that cook a bare board and are on track to become four times as common by 2036, which is why most of the decks we build here carry a gazebo roof over part of the floor.
Austin sits in the moderate band of the federal wood-decay index, so the sun is the enemy here rather than rot. Composite boards stay flat through the heat and cedar rails stay cool enough to hold, and treated pine carries the frame. The posts go on concrete footings sized for the ground, the treated pine frame hangs on metal hangers rather than nails into the house, and the rail is cedar or black metal in a cedar frame. Every job carries a one-year craftsmanship warranty on that work.
One visit, one quote, in Austin
The salesperson who measures your fence line in Austin measures the deck on the same visit, and one crew builds both.
Most of the decks we build in Austin go in with a fence, on an established lot where the old fence has just come out and the yard is open for a week. One quote carries both, and the work goes on one schedule.
The quote names the boards, the rail and the roof, so what turns up on the truck is what you paid for.
Custom decks, gazebos and trellises in Austin, priced standing in your yard
A deck is the one outdoor build that pays most of itself back at resale, and a gazebo or a trellis is what turns a fence line into somewhere to sit. Texas yards mostly get patios, so a proper deck stands out on the street, and the crew that built your fence builds it.
Pressure-treated pine deck in Austin
The workhorse and the lower number on the day. Treated southern pine takes foot traffic and weather, and it wants a sealer every couple of years to hold its color. Pick it for a big deck on a budget or a deck you plan to stain to match the fence.
Composite deck in Austin
Composite boards do not splinter and never need a sealer, and they cost more per square foot than pine. Pick it for a deck you will walk on barefoot and never want to sand. The boards carry the maker’s warranty, and our year covers the work.
A gazebo or a trellis in Austin
A gazebo puts a cedar roof over part of the deck, and a trellis screens a side of it or carries a vine along the fence. Both go up on the same posts as the deck. Pick them where the yard gets afternoon sun and you want somewhere to sit in July.
The full line, with the details that make a deck read as part of the house, is on the decks, gazebos and trellises page.
What a deck costs in Austin, and why ours is the number to hold
Zonda's Cost vs. Value Report puts a wood deck addition at $18,263 on the national average and a composite one at $25,096, and the wood deck gets 94.9% of its cost back at resale. Those are national project averages, before a rail, stairs or a roof.
Composite boards cost more than treated pine and never need a sealer. Height adds a rail and stairs. A gazebo roof or a trellis goes on the same posts and adds to it. A deck built with the fence shares the visit, the crew and the schedule, which is the cheapest way to get both.
One salesperson measures the deck and the fence on one visit, and one crew builds both on one schedule. A hundred crews put it up on the date we gave you, most of them in a day. One year of craftsmanship on the work, and not one callback on twenty thousand jobs last year.
Same-day quotes in Austin
The quote comes back the same day, in writing, with the boards and the rail named next to the number.
A salesperson from the Austin yard measures the deck in your Austin yard, you pick the boards, the rail and the roof standing where the deck will go, and nobody stands in your kitchen waiting for a signature.
The estimate is free and there is nothing to sign. Work starts in about four days.
How it works
A hundred crews, so the date we give you is the date you get
You call, or you send the form
A salesperson picks up when one is free. Otherwise you get a call back, almost always the same day.
You get a rough number on the phone
We price from your address before anyone drives out, so you know early whether we are in your range.
A salesperson measures in your yard
The salesperson measures your fence line in feet. You pick the height, the style and the grade standing where the fence will go.
Your quote comes back the same day
One number, in writing, with the scope written next to it. Nobody stands in your kitchen waiting for a signature.
Work starts in about four days
A hundred crews means one is free when you are. It loads every material at our yard before the truck leaves, so it reaches you able to finish the job.
The crew finishes and you walk it
Most jobs finish the day they start. You walk the fence, the gates and the cleanup with the foreman before anyone leaves, and you say whether it is right.
Customers
Google reviews for the Austin yard, from the customers it built for
They were great to work with from start to finish. Their team was professional, friendly, and efficient throughout the entire process. Their pricing beat every other quote we received.
Chris B.Google review, Austin office, August 2026 Great experience with the custom fence job. The workmanship was excellent, everything was built to exactly what we wanted, and the finished fence looks great. The crew was professional, reliable, and easy to work with. I would definitely recommend them for anyone looking for a quality custom fence. Chance is the man!
David H.Google review, Austin office, August 2026 Great experience from start to finish! The team was professional, responsive, and easy to work with. Communication was great throughout the process, and I really appreciated their attention to detail and making sure everything was handled properly. The finished work looks great, and I would definitely recommend them to anyone looking for quality fencing work and dependable service.
Kristy N.Google review, Austin office, August 2026
Deck builders across Austin, from the same yard
Every town below gets its decks from the crews that fence it, on the same measured quote and the same day-count.
| Town | County |
|---|---|
| Cedar Park | Williamson County |
| Georgetown | Williamson County |
Common questions about a deck in Austin
Do I need a permit for a deck in Austin?
Most Texas cities adopt the International Residential Code, which exempts a deck of 200 square feet or less that stands under 30 inches off the ground, is not attached to the house and does not serve the exit door. A deck bigger, higher or attached than that needs a permit, and we file it. Your HOA can still have a say on the height of a gazebo roof, and we check before a post goes in the ground.
Can you build the deck and the fence in Austin on one schedule?
Yes, and most of our decks go in that way. One salesperson measures both on the same visit, the quote carries both, and the same crew builds the deck while the yard is open for the fence. One start date, one clean-up, one warranty.
Pine or composite for a Austin deck?
Austin sits in the moderate band of the federal wood-decay index, so the sun is the enemy here rather than rot. Composite boards stay flat through the heat and cedar rails stay cool enough to hold, and treated pine carries the frame. A salesperson prices both standing in your yard, so you can see the difference on paper before you pick.
How soon can a crew start on a deck in Austin?
About four days after you sign the quote, on a typical job. Five to fifteen crews out of the Round Rock yard means one is free when you are ready, and the date we give you is the date you get.
Does a deck add value to a Austin home?
Zonda's Cost vs. Value Report puts a wood deck addition at $18,263 on the national average and finds it recoups 94.9% of that at resale, more than most projects on the list. A deck built with the fence costs less than the two priced apart, because the yard is only opened once.
What does the warranty cover on a Austin deck?
Every job carries a one-year craftsmanship warranty. It covers our work, how the piers sit, how the frame hangs and how the boards are fastened. The boards carry the maker's warranty, and across more than 20,000 jobs last year not one customer needed ours. Call the Austin yard and a crew comes out.
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Tell us what you need and where the fence goes, and a salesperson will come out and measure the line before anyone writes a number. You get the picket grade and the total in writing, the visit costs nothing, and there is nothing to sign.