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Decks, Porches & Ramps in Austin, TX

Timber porches, decks, and wheelchair ramps built to be trusted — Austin, Travis County.

Austin lives outside for most of the year, which is why a covered porch does more work here than a bigger living room would. Shade in August is worth more square footage than glass is.

Decks, covered porches with real rafters and shaped brackets, steps, and ramps where somebody needs to get in and out without negotiating the front step.

Decks, Porches & Ramps in Austin

The old bungalows are the ramp problem here. They sit high off the ground on their piers — which is exactly why they are dry and exactly why the front door can be three or four steps up. That height decides how long a ramp has to be, and on a small central lot it is often the reason a ramp has to turn.

Questions about decks, porches & ramps in Austin

Our porch is high off the ground. Can a ramp still work?
Usually, by turning it with a landing rather than running it straight out to the street. We measure the height first, because that is the number that decides everything else.
What holds up in this sun?
Cedar for what you see and touch, treated timber against the ground, and a finish that gets renewed. Central Texas sun is harder on outdoor wood than the rain is.
Can you cover an existing deck?
Often, but the existing deck has to be able to carry posts and a roof. We check what is under it before agreeing, since a deck framed for foot traffic is not framed for a roof.

Everything we do in Austin

We take the whole project, not just one part of it.

Vea también decks, porches & ramps en todo el the Austin metro o el resumen de Austin.

Cabin raised on timber posts with the roof framed
Curved cedar brackets and exposed rafters on a raised porch
Timber porch structure with curved brackets

Ready to start your project?

Free estimate, and you talk to Victor directly. Call or send photos on WhatsApp.

Call (512) 660-2317