Covered patios and pergolas
Roofed and open structures that make a back yard usable through a Texas summer, framed to the same standard as the house rather than treated as garden furniture.
Services
Outdoor Wood Work
Patios, gazebos, and wood pool houses built to extend your living space outdoors.
Outdoor Wood Work
From covered patios to freestanding gazebos and wood pool houses, we build outdoor structures with the same framing and trim standards we hold indoors.
What this covers
- Patios & covered porches
- Gazebos
- Wood pool houses
The Detail
What Outdoor Wood Work Involves
Gazebos, pool houses and cabanas
Freestanding structures, from a simple shade gazebo through to a wood pool house with finished interior space.
Detailing built for weather
Outdoor timber lives or dies on the details: standoff post bases so posts are not sitting in water, correct flashing where a new roof meets the house, exterior-rated fasteners, and exposed end grain sealed.
How It Works
From First Call to Final Walkthrough
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Talk it through
Tell us what you are building or changing. We will ask enough questions to understand the scope properly rather than guess at it.
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Scope and quote
You get a clear breakdown of the work, what is included, and a realistic timeline — not a headline number that moves later.
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Build it right
Work runs in the correct sequence, built square and to code, with the site kept as tidy and workable as the job allows.
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Walk it with you
We go through the finished work with you and deal with anything that is not right before we call it done.
Why Homeowners Choose Arias
Quality Craftsmanship
Meticulous attention to detail in every cut, corner, and finish.
Built to Last
We use premium materials and proven techniques for long-term durability.
Reliable & Transparent
Clear communication, honest timelines, and no surprises — ever.
Local & Trusted
Proudly serving Dallas–Fort Worth and surrounding areas.
Common Questions
Outdoor Wood Work FAQs
On concrete footings sized for the structure and the soil, with metal bases holding the post clear of standing water. Skipping this is the usual reason outdoor timber rots early.
It is a balance of budget, appearance and maintenance. Cedar and pressure-treated stock are the common choices and we can talk through the trade-off for your project.
Usually, yes, and the junction is the critical part. It has to be framed and flashed properly or it becomes a leak.