SERVING CROWLEY, TEXAS

Decks in Crowley, TX

When the back door sits a few steps above the yard, or the lot slopes away from the house, framing a deck beats pouring concrete. We build composite and wood decks for Crowley homes, from small landings to covered decks with built-in lighting.

Built by a TrexPro Partner

The Collective Outdoors is a TrexPro partner. That status means our crews are trained on Trex composite decking and the details that keep it performing: joist spacing, hidden fasteners, gapping for expansion and proper ventilation underneath. Composite boards look great on day one, but they only last if the framing and spacing follow the manufacturer's rules.

We also build traditional wood decks for families who want a lower upfront cost or a natural look. Either way, the substructure is framed to code and to the standards we use on every structure we build.

Brown composite deck boards leading to built-in gray storage cabinets around a stacked stone gas fireplace
A recent TCO Trex deck with built-in cabinets and a fireplace

Composite or Wood for a Crowley Home

Composite decking

Costs more upfront. Resists fading, splintering and rot under Texas sun and needs only an occasional wash.

Wood decking

Lower initial cost and a classic grain. Plan on sealing or staining on a regular schedule to keep it looking good.

Covered decks

Add a roof and the deck becomes a shaded room. We wire it for fans and lights while the framing is open.

Where Decks Fit in Crowley

Crowley covers about 7.3 square miles, and the ground is not uniform. Lots in creek-area neighborhoods like Deer Creek and Bent Creek Farms can drop noticeably from the back door, which makes pouring a level patio expensive. A deck steps right over that grade on posts and footings.

Decks also help where the builder set the finished floor well above the yard. Instead of three steep steps down to a small slab, you get a wide, level landing at door height with stairs that lead to the yard, a turf area or a paver patio below. On steeper lots, we sometimes combine a deck with a retaining wall built in Crowley to hold the soil beneath it.

From Rendering to Railings

Every deck starts with a free consultation, where we measure the door height, check the slope and talk about how you will use the space. Our in-house designers then produce 2D framing plans and 3D renderings so you can choose board color, railing style and stair placement with confidence. We handle permits and any HOA drawings, then build with carpenters and suppliers who have been part of our crew for over 15 years. You will know who is on site each day and what stage comes next.

Want shade on top? A deck pairs well with a roof structure from our patio cover team. You can browse decking samples, furniture and fans at our showroom in Fort Worth. For every service we offer in town, see our Crowley outdoor living page.

Deck Questions From Crowley Homeowners

Composite or wood deck for a Crowley home?

Composite costs more upfront and holds up better to Texas sun with less upkeep. Wood costs less initially and needs regular sealing to stay sound.

Does a deck need a permit in Crowley?

Raised and covered decks usually do. Permit applications go to Crowley's Community Development office, and our team draws the framing plans that office reviews.

Can I add lighting to my deck?

Yes. We install step lights, post cap lights and under-rail lighting during the build, and we wire covered decks for ceiling fans and fixtures.

Step Out Onto a New Crowley Deck

Let us know the step height at your back door and which way the ground falls. At a free consultation we take measurements on site and sketch a deck sized to the house.

Request a Free Consultation

Visit the Fort Worth showroom

621 South Freeway
Fort Worth, TX 76104

Monday to Friday, 10 AM to 6 PM
Saturday by appointment
Sunday closed

817.284.0038