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Trex Composite
Industry-leading composite decking. Fade and stain resistant, splinter-free. 25-year fade/stain warranty from the manufacturer. Minimal maintenance.
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i30 Builders | Outdoor Living | Decks
Composite & Wood Deck Builder in DFW & East Texas
Custom decks built to code - Trex, TimberTech AZEK, and pressure-treated framing. We pull permits, dig footings engineered for your soil type, and walk you through material options at the estimate. No surprises after deposit.
$2M General Liability | Licensed TX Contractor | 1-Year Warranty | Written Scope Upfront | Permits Pulled
Recent project - composite deck, DFW East
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Material Options
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TimberTech AZEK
Capped polymer decking - the most low-maintenance option available. Impervious to moisture, insects, and rot. Multiple collections and colors.
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Pressure-Treated Lumber
Classic wood look at lower upfront cost. Requires periodic sealing and staining. Best for covered applications or budget-focused builds.
From Our Clients
Cedar Pergola
“We have a large back patio that's been unusable from June through September because there's zero shade. I looked into different options and decided on a cedar pergola after talking with i30 Builders. They came to the consultation with actual wood samples so I could see the difference between cedar grades, explained why they seal during installation rather than leaving it for later, and gave me a real design sketch — not a napkin drawing. The pergola has been up since July and it looks like it's been there forever. We've already had two neighbors ask for their number.”
Common Questions
What decking materials do you work with?
We build with Trex, TimberTech AZEK, and pressure-treated lumber. At the consult, we bring material samples and discuss the tradeoffs - composite costs more upfront but requires almost no maintenance compared to wood.
Do you pull deck permits?
Yes. Decks require permits in most DFW municipalities. We handle the permit application, schedule structural inspections, and get final city sign-off.
How do you handle North Texas clay soil for deck footings?
We dig footings below the frost line and size them to your soil bearing capacity. For expansive clay soils common in Rockwall and Kaufman counties, we use deeper footings with proper diameter to prevent heave.
Can you add lighting or electrical to the deck?
Yes. We can include electrical rough-in for low-voltage deck lighting, post cap lights, outlet boxes, and ceiling fan mounting on covered portions - all coordinated during the build.
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