Decks & Patio Covers in Southlake, TX
In Dallas–Fort Worth, a back yard without shade is a back yard you don't use from May to September. We build attached patio covers that tie into the house roof, freestanding pergolas, and wood or composite decks, with footings and connections sized for Texas wind and hail.
Remodeling in Southlake
Southlake homes from the 1990s and 2000s are often due for a primary-bath and kitchen refresh, and HOAs here typically want exterior changes approved before work starts — we plan for that.
Pebblegrove Remodeling serves Southlake (Tarrant County) from our home base in Euless. Every project starts with an in-person walkthrough and a written scope and price before any work begins.
When it's time
- A bare slab patio that's too hot to sit on
- A wood deck that's gray, soft, or loose underfoot
- You want an outdoor kitchen or TV area
- A sloped yard that needs a level place to sit
What it costs
| Scope | Typical range | Includes |
|---|---|---|
| Attached patio cover (about 12×20 ft) | $9,000–$22,000 | shingle or metal roof tied into house |
| Freestanding pergola | $6,000–$18,000 | cedar or treated pine |
| Composite deck | $40–$75 per sq ft | installed, framing included |
These ranges are for orientation, not a quote. Every house is different; your price is written after we see the work, before anything starts.
Tying a patio cover into the existing roof costs more than a freestanding structure but looks original and sheds water properly. For decks, composite costs more up front than treated pine and much less to maintain over the deck's life.
How a decks & patio covers project runs in Southlake
Site visit
We look at the yard, roofline, drainage, and how the space gets sun through the day.
Design and written price
Size, roof style, materials, lighting and fans, and permit steps are written up with one price.
Permits and HOA
Patio covers and most decks need a permit; we submit and help with HOA approval.
Build
Footings, framing, roof tie-in or decking, and electrical for fans and lights, inspected where required.
Finish and walkthrough
Stain or paint, trim, and cleanup — then a final walkthrough.
Decks & Patio Covers questions — Southlake, TX
How much does a patio cover cost in Southlake, TX?
An attached patio cover of about 12 by 20 feet typically runs $9,000–$22,000 depending on roof style, materials, and electrical. These are typical Dallas–Fort Worth ranges; your price is written after a site visit.
Do I need a permit for a patio cover in Southlake?
Most cities require a permit for attached patio covers and for decks above a certain height. We check Southlake's requirements and handle the submittal.
Composite or wood decking?
Treated pine is the budget choice and needs regular sealing. Cedar looks better and still needs care. Composite costs more up front, won't rot or splinter, and needs only cleaning.
Can you add fans and lights?
Yes. We plan the electrical with the cover so wiring is concealed in the framing, and the electrical work is done by a licensed electrician.