Custom pergolas, patio covers, outdoor kitchens, pools, hardscape, and complete outdoor living spaces — designed, permitted, and built across the DFW Metroplex.
Custom gunite pools, spas, and water features.
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Cedar or steel framing, engineered footings.
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Fully roofed, standing on its own posts.
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Ties into your roofline via ledger board.
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Grill islands to full chef-grade builds.
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Wood or gas, standalone or integrated.
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Pavers, decking, and turf, priced per sq ft.
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In-house designers, 3D renderings, and stamped plans.
View Service →Custom gunite pools and spas, from clean geometric designs to full resort-style builds with water features, tanning ledges, and integrated lighting. Every pool is engineered to the lot, with plumbing, gas, and electrical coordinated alongside any adjoining patio cover or outdoor kitchen build.
An open-air structure of exposed rafters and beams, built to filter light rather than fully enclose a space. Cedar framing on 4x6 or 6x6 posts is standard; longer spans or motorized louver systems move to engineered steel. Footings are sized to meet your municipality's permitting requirements, not code-minimum depth.
A fully roofed structure — asphalt shingle, standing-seam metal, or polycarbonate — standing independent of the house on its own four-corner support. Carrying its full structural load on every side is why a freestanding cover often runs comparable to an attached cover of the same footprint.
Ties directly into your home's roofline via a ledger board, removing two support posts from the load path — but adding real complexity at the attachment point: correct flashing, waterproofing, and a structural check to confirm the existing framing can carry the added load.
Ranges from a single built-in grill island to a full outdoor kitchen with venting, a dedicated gas line, refrigeration, and weather-rated cabinetry. Gas and electrical rough-in are coordinated with the structure's framing schedule from the start.
Wood-burning or gas-fed fireplaces, built as a standalone hearth, a feature wall, or integrated into a patio cover. Material selection — stone veneer, stucco, brick, or cast stone — is the primary driver of final cost.
Pavers, decking, and artificial turf integration, with grading and drainage planned before any material goes down. Base depth and compaction are engineered to meet permitting requirements, not a generic spec sheet.
Every build starts with our own designer. You get a measured site plan, a 3D rendering of the structure in place on your lot, and material and finish selections made before a single post is set. Construction drawings are drafted for permitting and, where required, sent for engineering review and stamping.
We walk the lot, check setbacks, existing tie-ins, drainage, and HOA constraints before any number is discussed.
You pick a build level as a starting point — we adjust materials and footprint until design and budget match.
We handle municipal permit submission directly — Frisco, Plano, McKinney, and surrounding jurisdictions.
Framing, roofing, electrical, and finish work run on a fixed schedule communicated up front.
Inspection sign-off, lien waiver execution, and a punch list closed out before final payment.
Dallas · Fort Worth · Frisco · Plano · Arlington · Irving · McKinney · Denton · Allen · Garland · Prosper · Southlake · Colleyville · Westlake · Highland Park & Surrounding DFW
Permitting workflows differ by city — we run Frisco eTRAKiT and MyGovernmentOnline submissions directly rather than leaving that step to the homeowner.
A Principle Outdoor Living specialist will follow up to schedule your site visit — no obligation, no pressure.