Deck Builders in Fort Worth, TX

From the historic bungalows in Fairmount and Arlington Heights to the newer homes out west, Fort Worth backyards each have their own character, and a deck should be designed for the one it is going on. ALC Construction Pros has been building decks across Fort Worth since 2014.

Decks Built for Fort Worth Homes and Yards

Fort Worth runs from the tree-lined streets of Tanglewood and the historic districts near TCU to the rolling lots on the far west side. The older homes often need a deck that respects the character of the house, while the newer builds leave room to stretch out with a cover or an outdoor kitchen. What does not change is the North Texas clay underneath, which swells and shrinks with the seasons and will move a deck that was not footed for it. We set the foundation for our soil so your deck stays solid and level.

What We Build in Fort Worth

Composite and wood decks

Low-maintenance Trex and TimberTech, or cedar and pressure-treated pine, designed to your home and yard.

Patio covers and pergolas

Shade that makes the space usable through a Texas summer, attached or freestanding.

Screened porches and outdoor kitchens

Three-season porches and full outdoor living spaces with kitchens and fire features.

Deck repair and restoration

Board replacement, framing repair, and refinishing to bring a tired deck back to life.

Permits and HOAs in Fort Worth

Most deck projects in Fort Worth need a permit and inspection, especially attached and raised decks and anything with a roof. We handle the permit process and build to city code so the work passes cleanly, and we can work with your HOA’s approval process where one applies.

Fort Worth Deck FAQs

Do you build decks throughout Fort Worth?

Yes, across the city and the surrounding area, including Fairmount, Arlington Heights, Tanglewood, the TCU area, and the west side. If you are just outside the city limits, call and we will confirm we cover you.

Do I need a permit to build a deck in Fort Worth?

In most cases, yes. Fort Worth requires permits for attached decks, raised structures, and covers. We pull the permits and build to code so it passes inspection and does not create problems at resale.

How does the clay soil affect my deck?

Our North Texas clay expands when wet and shrinks when dry, which can heave footings that were not set deep enough. We design the foundation for local soil so the deck stays level over the years.

Build Your Fort Worth Deck

We are a family-owned DFW builder based in Plano, and we build across Fort Worth and the west side of the metro. Reach out for a free written estimate with no pressure.

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