SERVING TROPHY CLUB, TEXAS
Decks in Trophy Club, TX
When a Trophy Club lot steps down from the back door, a deck creates level living space right where you need it. Raise it a little higher and you may pick up a view across the greenbelt or the course.
A TrexPro partner building composite decks
TCO holds TrexPro partner status, so our installers carry Trex composite training and follow the manufacturer's installation standards. Composite handles Texas sun with far less upkeep than wood. No yearly staining, no splinters and no boards cupping after a wet spring.
We still build in wood when the design calls for it. Cedar and treated lumber have a warm look and a lower starting cost. We will show you samples of both and explain the long-term tradeoffs before you choose.
Decks for sloped lots and fairway views
Some Trophy Club lots step down from the house toward a greenbelt or the course, leaving the back door well above the far fence line. On those lots, pouring a patio means building up fill and walls. A deck spans the drop instead and puts your seating level with the kitchen floor.
Height brings a bonus on course and greenbelt lots. A raised deck can open views that a ground-level patio cannot reach. It also changes how the structure looks from the other side, so we plan skirting, railing and stairs to look finished from the fairway as well. We also set the deck height to meet your back door cleanly, so you step straight out without an awkward drop.
Deck details we plan for Trophy Club homes
Framing and footings
Proper footings, joist spacing and ledger attachment keep a deck solid for decades. This is the part of the job you never see and should never have to think about.
Railings and stairs
Metal, cable or composite rail systems, plus stairs sized for easy use. On raised decks, railing choice has a big effect on the view.
Shade and lighting
Add a pergola or cover overhead and low-voltage lights in posts and stair risers. Wiring is easier to plan before the boards go down.
One team from rendering to final board
Our in-house designers draw every deck in 2D and 3D. You see height, stair placement and railing style against your actual house before we pull a permit. The same company then prepares HOA drawings, builds the deck and walks it with you at the end. No outside subcontractor shows up with a different plan.
Our Fort Worth build history began in 2016, and the trade partners on our decks have stuck with us for 15 plus of them. A deck often connects to other pieces of the yard. Many clients add a cedar or steel pergola above the deck, step down to a stone or paver patio or finish the edges with matching fences and gates. See the full TCO process.
Questions about building a deck in Trophy Club
Does a Trophy Club deck require HOA review?
Neighborhoods with an HOA usually send decks through architectural review, and raised decks get the closest look. Our drawings spell out height, setbacks and materials so nothing is missing from your submission.
Is composite worth the extra cost?
For most Trophy Club homeowners, yes. Composite costs more up front but skips the staining, sealing and board replacement wood needs over time. It also stays consistent in color under strong sun.
Can a deck be financed?
Yes. LYON Financial offers deck financing to qualified buyers, and approval rests with the lender. Ask during your consultation and we will explain how it works.
Put level ground behind your Trophy Club home
Tell us how far your yard drops and what you want to see from up top. Our designers will plan a deck sized to your lot and aimed at the view. Explore all of our Trophy Club backyard services.
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Fort Worth, TX 76104
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