DFW Outdoor Living Builders
Custom pergolas, covered patios, decks, artificial turf, and putting greens — designed for North Texas weather and built by one in-house crew.
DFW Outdoor Living Builders across DFW
Outdoor living in Texas means designing for 105° summers, sudden 60 mph storm winds, and HOAs that scrutinize every elevation. We build cedar and aluminum pergolas, attached patio covers, composite decks, outdoor kitchens, premium turf installs, and tournament-grade putting greens. Every project is engineered to wind code, HOA-approved before we start, and built by the same in-house crew that designed it.
Why DFW homeowners choose Yearby
- ▸Engineered to Texas wind codes (90 mph+)
- ▸HOA approval handled before construction starts
- ▸Cedar, aluminum, and composite material options
- ▸Integrated lighting, fans, and electrical
- ▸One in-house crew — no subcontractor handoffs
- ▸Manufacturer warranties on engineered systems
Our outdoor living services
Custom Pergolas
A pergola is a structure — wind load, beam span, post footing all matter. We design and build pergolas in DFW engineered for the climate, no…
Learn more →Covered Patios
Adding a covered patio is adding a roof — and most cover failures come from bad flashing and drainage. As a roofing contractor in DFW, we ti…
Learn more →Custom Decks
A deck is structural framing first, finish second. We frame decks in DFW to current Texas code with the joist spacing, ledger flashing, and …
Learn more →Outdoor Kitchens
An outdoor kitchen in DFW should work like an indoor one — enough prep space, smart triangle, real storage, durable surfaces. We design and …
Learn more →Artificial Turf
Texas heat is brutal on natural lawns. We install premium artificial turf in DFW that handles dogs, kids, and 105° summers — on a real engin…
Learn more →Putting Greens
Practice short game without leaving home. We design and build custom backyard putting greens in DFW with real fringe transitions, multiple c…
Learn more →Cities we serve
DFW Outdoor Living Builders FAQs
Do I need a permit for a pergola or patio cover?+
Most DFW cities require a permit for any attached structure or anything over a certain size. We handle the permit, drawings, and inspection.
Cedar or aluminum pergola — which is better?+
Cedar looks beautiful but requires periodic re-sealing. Aluminum is virtually maintenance-free and supports motorized louvered options. Both can be engineered to last 20+ years.
How long does an outdoor living project take?+
Pergolas: 4–7 days. Covered patios: 10–18 days. Full outdoor-living transformations: 3–6 weeks.
Will my HOA approve it?+
We pull HOA approval for you. We've built across virtually every master-planned community in DFW and know what each architectural committee requires.
Ready to start your outdoor living project?
Photo-documented inspections. Honest scopes. Built-to-last work.