This home on a cul-de-sac had a large backyard with a ton of unused space.
This home had an existing raised deck off the back without any covered patio.
This home went from a small covered patio and deck to a large outdoor living room with a fireplace, kitchen and plenty of relaxing room.
This yard was an empty slate and had plenty of room to create the homeowner’s vision.
This home in Northwest Dallas had a small balcony with a covered area and a large backyard.
This homeowner purchased a new home and wanted to remodel before they moved in.
The homeowner wanted an outdoor space that was significantly larger than the space that was built with their home.
This freestanding covered patio with an outdoor kitchen and fireplace is the perfect retreat from the constraints of the house.
The homeowner wanted to add a covered space that had enough seating for a crowd to gather to watch some football!
A patio cover was added to the back of this home in Little Elm (just outside of Dallas) to allow the homeowner to have an outdoor living area in which he could entertain family and friends.
The challenge: to design a patio cover that looks like it belongs on the home with all of the different roof lines and elevations.
We were very pleased with Texas Custom Patios and how our primary contact, Ryan, approached the job. He was very polished and professional and as issues surfaced during the project he was quick to deliver a solid solution. Well worth the investment. We are very pleased with the outcome of this patio and are happy to be a reference to anyone with questions.
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