Patio Covers & Outdoor Living in Keller, TX
Tarrant County
Keller is a settled town with a settled housing stock. Hidden Lakes, Marshall Ridge, and the streets around Bear Creek were built for families who stayed, and the backyards carry two decades of ordinary use: a swing set that came and went, a slab poured the right shape for 2003, and a roof somewhere in the middle of its life.
The framing is sound, the trees have filled in, and what is missing is usually a proper covered room where a builder's ten by twelve slab has been doing the job badly for years. Improvements that suit a house this age are the unglamorous ones. Extending that slab, tying a matched cover into the existing roof, and finishing the ceiling properly is a modest project that changes how the entire back of the house gets used.
The timing question particular to a house this age is the roof over your head. Cutting new work into shingles with five good years left is fine, and cutting it into shingles with one is a decision you regret when the roofer arrives and has to work around fresh flashing. We look at what is up there before quoting, and we say plainly when the two jobs should be sequenced.
What We Build Here
Services in Keller.
Patio Covers
A cedar cover sized and pitched to match Keller's rooflines, so the addition looks original to the house rather than added onto it.
ExplorePergolas
An open-rafter pergola over the dining table or the grill run, sited and spaced for the shade a Keller backyard actually needs in the afternoon.
ExploreStamped & Decorative Concrete
Stamped and stained concrete poured over a base built for Keller's soil, so the floor of the room stays flat for years, not seasons.
ExploreConcrete Driveways
A driveway rebuilt from the subgrade up, engineered for real vehicle loads and finished to frame the front elevation of a Keller home.
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Neighborhoods
Where we work in Keller.
Serving Keller neighborhoods including Hidden Lakes, Marshall Ridge, Bear Creek, Old Town Keller, and The Estates of Willow Creek.
Local Note
Keller houses are old enough that the roof belongs in the conversation. Before a cover is tied into an existing roofline we check shingle age and condition, because flashing new work into a roof that is due for replacement means paying twice and putting a leak risk at the newest seam on the house. Where the roof is near the end, we either sequence around the re roof or design a freestanding structure that never touches it.
Questions
Keller FAQs
Should I re roof before adding a covered patio?
If the shingles are near the end of their life, yes, and it is cheaper in that order. A tie in and flashing done into a roof that gets torn off next spring is work bought twice over, and the seam where the two meet is precisely where leaks begin.
Can a cover be added without touching the roof at all?
It can. A freestanding structure set a few inches clear of the fascia gives you the same room with its own posts and its own drainage, and on a house with an aging roof that is frequently the smarter answer.
What do older Keller backyards usually need first?
Shade over the part you already use. A cover across the existing seating area, real lighting, and a fan change how often a yard gets used far more than added square footage does, and it leaves the flatwork available as a second phase if that suits your budget better.
Free Consultation & Design
Ready to build in Keller?
Every project starts with a free consultation and design. We walk your yard, take the measurements, draw the space, and hand you a written price — at no cost and no obligation.