Roof & exterior
Patios & Decks in Sugar Land, TX
Houses in Sugar Land: master-planned two-story houses with open kitchens. We scope patios & decks from the house in front of us.
Sugar Land
Patios & Decks in Sugar Land, TX
Sugar Land is a master-planned city southwest of Houston. A lot of the houses are two-story plans from the 1990s onward, with an open kitchen and a primary bath built as one large room. For patios & decks in Sugar Land, TX, the first conversation is a patio, a deck, or a cover, sized to the yard and the door it meets.
We measure the house side and talk through wood or composite before materials are ordered. A ground-level patio and an elevated deck are different structures. The cover, when there is one, is planned so rain sheds away from the wall.
How it meets the house: The door, the siding, the stairs, and the rails are detailed together so the outdoor room belongs to the elevation. Depending on the house, the work also includes new decks.
Call (713) 909-0034 or request an estimate. Elite Restorations is family-owned in Houston since 1993, at 511 Crestwater Ct, Houston, TX 77082. We schedule patios & decks in Sugar Land from that office.
What is included
- New decks
- Deck rebuilds, down to the framing that is still sound
- Patios
- Patio covers
- Rails, stairs, and gates
- A check of the ledger, footings, and posts before new boards go down
On the visit
What we look at in Sugar Land.
01
What is still sound
Ledger, posts, and footings are inspected before new decking goes down. What can stay, stays. What cannot is replaced.
02
Rain and sun
The surface, the gaps, and a cover are chosen for Houston weather, so water leaves the house instead of sitting against it. In Sugar Land, that is checked at the house.
03
How it meets the house
The door, the siding, the stairs, and the rails are detailed together so the outdoor room belongs to the elevation.
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Patios & Decks in Sugar Land
Call (713) 909-0034 to talk through patios & decks in Sugar Land. The scope comes from a visit, not from the city name.
