Outdoor spaces you’ll actually use in Houston
Covered patios, outdoor kitchens, decks and pergolas designed for shade, airflow and Gulf Coast weather, so your backyard becomes the best room in the house.
Shade, airflow and a roof that ties in right
In Houston, an outdoor space lives or dies by shade. A solid patio cover with ceiling fans and good lighting turns a backyard you avoid from June to September into one you use year-round.
When a patio cover attaches to your house, the roof tie-in matters as much as the look. We match your roofline and materials, flash it properly and pull the permits so it adds value instead of leaks.
What’s included
- Design that matches your home’s architecture
- Permits and engineering where required
- Concrete, pavers or stone patios
- Patio covers tied into your existing roof and properly flashed
- Electrical for fans, lighting, outlets and TVs
- Gas and plumbing for outdoor kitchens
- Drainage planning so water moves away from the house
- Final walkthrough and punch-list completion
Popular outdoor projects
- Covered patios: solid roofs that match the house, with fans and lighting
- Outdoor kitchens: grills, side burners, refrigerators, sinks and stone countertops
- Pergolas: cedar or aluminum, freestanding or attached
- Decks: composite or wood decks for sloped or raised yards
- Fire features: fireplaces and fire pits for cooler months
Drainage first
Adding a patio changes how water moves around your home. We plan slope and drainage so new concrete doesn’t send water toward your foundation.
How much does an outdoor living project cost?
Covered patios in Greater Houston commonly run $20,000 to $60,000, and full outdoor kitchens with a cover typically range from $40,000 to $100,000+ depending on size and features. See our pricing page for how we build estimates.
Outdoor Living FAQs
Do patio covers need a permit?
Usually, yes, especially when attached to the house or adding electrical and gas. We handle permits and HOA approvals.
Can you match my existing roof?
Yes. We match shingles, pitch and trim so the patio cover looks original to the home.
How long does a patio project take?
Most covered patios take three to six weeks; projects with outdoor kitchens can take longer.
Planning a remodel or a commercial project? Let’s talk it through.
Book a free consultation. A project manager will walk the site, explain your options in plain English and give you a fixed-price written proposal. No pressure, no obligation.