— Service Areas
Outdoor Construction
Across Dallas–Fort Worth
We build throughout the DFW metroplex — Dallas, Tarrant, Collin, Denton and Rockwall counties. If your city is not listed below, it does not mean we do not serve it. Call and ask.
Dallas CountyTarrant CountyCollin CountyDenton CountyRockwall County
Cities we build in
Every city page covers what we typically run into on jobs there and which of our services fit best.
Dallas CountyDallas, TXDallas backyards run the full range, from tight lots in the older neighborhoods inside Loop 12 to wide suburban yards on the north side.View area Tarrant CountyFort Worth, TXFort Worth covers a lot of ground, and the builds change with it — established yards on the west side, newer construction out toward Alliance and Walsh.View area Collin CountyPlano, TXPlano is mostly mature neighborhoods with established trees and yards that were landscaped decades ago and never rebuilt.View area Collin CountyFrisco, TXFrisco is largely newer construction, which usually means a big open yard, a small builder patio, and an HOA with something to say about it.View area Collin CountyMcKinney, TXMcKinney splits between the historic core near downtown and the newer growth spreading east and west of US 75.View area Collin CountyAllen, TXAllen yards are frequently sloped or terraced, which changes how a patio and cover have to be built.View area Collin CountyProsper, TXProsper has some of the largest residential lots in our service area, and the builds scale with them.View area Collin CountyCelina, TXCelina is one of the fastest-growing spots in North Texas, so most yards here are brand new and still bare.View area Denton CountyLittle Elm, TXLittle Elm sits on Lewisville Lake, and a lot of the yards here are built around the view and the wind that comes with it.View area Denton CountyDenton, TXDenton mixes older homes near the square with newer subdivisions on the south and west edges of town.View area Denton CountyFlower Mound, TXFlower Mound has real elevation change, and few backyards here are actually flat.View area Denton CountyThe Colony, TXThe Colony has a wide spread of home ages, from original 1980s builds to recent construction near the lake.View area Denton CountyLewisville, TXLewisville yards tend to be modest in size, so layout matters more than square footage.View area Tarrant CountyKeller, TXKeller has larger established lots with mature trees and a lot of existing stone and brick to match.View area Tarrant CountySouthlake, TXSouthlake projects usually carry higher finish expectations and stricter review before anything gets built.View area Tarrant CountyGrapevine, TXGrapevine backyards are often smaller and closer to neighbors, which shapes both design and permitting.View area Tarrant CountyArlington, TXArlington has a large stock of mid-century and 1970s–90s homes, and most backyards still have the original concrete.View area Tarrant CountyMansfield, TXMansfield mixes newer subdivisions with larger acreage properties on the south and east sides.View area Rockwall CountyRockwall, TXRockwall sits above Lake Ray Hubbard, and a lot of the yards here are designed around the view.View area Dallas CountyGarland, TXGarland is largely established neighborhoods with generous lot sizes for the price point.View area Dallas CountyRichardson, TXRichardson has older, well-kept homes with mature landscaping that owners generally want preserved.View area Dallas CountyCarrollton, TXCarrollton sits at the crossroads of three counties and has a wide mix of home ages and yard sizes.View area
What we build in every city
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