Composite and cedar decks built on footings sized to the span, with flashing where the ledger meets the house. Serving Highland Park and all of Dallas County.
Get a Free QuoteHighland Park, one of the most prestigious enclaves in Dallas, holds an exceptionally high bar for craftsmanship, fencing here has to be flawless and built to last.
Most deck problems start underneath. Undersized footings settle, and an unflashed ledger board lets water into the framing where nobody sees it until the boards feel soft.
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No stain cycle, colour through the board, and the framing still built properly.
Warm and traditional, sealed once cured so it holds its colour.
Stepped decks that work with a sloped yard instead of fighting it.
Built as one job so the line and colour actually match.
Usually yes once the deck is attached to the house or sits above a certain height, though the threshold is set locally and varies across Dallas County. We pull the permit as part of the job rather than leaving it with you.
Cedar costs less up front and wants resealing; composite costs more and ends the maintenance cycle. In full North Texas sun the colour choice matters more than the brand, because a dark board underfoot gets genuinely hot in August.
Often, yes. We frame above the slab rather than fixing straight down to it, so water still drains and the framing stays dry. A slab that has already cracked and moved is the one case where we would rather start again.
We walk your Highland Park property, give you a straight price, and show you how it is built underneath.