The homeowner had an existing brick patio without a cover and a large backyard.
This typical 2-story home with a breezeway connecting the home to the garage was in need of a total renovation.
This home already had a wonderful pool in the backyard, but they wanted to add an additional patio cover with an outdoor kitchen and small bathroom.
Clean lines and space to spread out and enjoy the back yard.
This home needed an outdoor space to allow them to really enjoy their backyard and pool that would provide them some much needed shade.
An American traditional Spring Valley home added a beautiful outdoor living room.
This older home needed a face-lift in the backyard.
This great Memorial area outdoor living space is the perfect place to hang out and enjoy family and friends.
A simple, yet elegant design makes for a great outdoor living space.
Our homeowner wanted two distinct areas: a shady hangout under the patio cover, featuring a kitchen & bar; and an open-air fire pit with built-in seating.
This patio cover in Lakes of Rosehill maximizes space by placing the summer kitchen completely outside the covered space.
The limited space in this backyard dictated building the patio cover off the detached garage.
This home backs up to Terry Hershey Park.
I am beyond impressed with the quality of the materials, the sub-contractors hired, and the overall final appearance of this project. This was our first experience with a contractor/home improvement project (beyond changing out shower heads, etc.), and I must admit that I am a little terrified to tackle anything else… I have been spoiled by Texas Custom Patios. Thanks, guys!
