Taylor offers a unique blend of small-town Texas charm and proximity to the Austin metro. With a historic downtown, established neighborhoods, and new development driven by major employers, Taylor homeowners appreciate quality craftsmanship. Our outdoor living projects here range from traditional wood decks and gazebos that complement historic homes to modern composite structures for new construction.
"Taylor's got older homes downtown and new development on the edges. Different approach for each. The historic houses need something that fits — wood, traditional style. Newer builds, we usually go composite. Samsung brought a lot of growth out here, so we're doing more work in Taylor than we used to."
— Peter Toomey, Founder
Pergolas define outdoor rooms without enclosing them. They're perfect for creating an outdoor dining area, framing a view, or adding vertical interest to a flat yard. The open design allows climbing plants like wisteria or bougainvillea to create natural beauty.
A well-designed pergola elevates your entire landscape. It frames views, creates vertical interest, and adds sophistication that flat patios can't match.
Start with an open pergola and add shade later - retractable canopies or shade sails. Your needs may change; a pergola adapts.
Climbing vines like wisteria, jasmine, or bougainvillea thrive on pergola structures. Create a natural, living shade canopy that blooms seasonally.
A pergola creates a "ceiling" for your outdoor space without walls. It signals where the living area is, organizing your backyard naturally.
The challenge: Taylor's historic downtown has preservation guidelines that affect outdoor structure designs.
How we handle it: We design structures that complement historic architecture while using modern, durable materials. We understand preservation requirements and create designs that honor the character of older homes.
The challenge: Many Taylor homes are older with unique structural considerations.
How we handle it: We assess each older home individually, checking for proper attachment points and ensuring new structures work with existing construction. Our 40 years of experience includes plenty of older homes.
The challenge: Some Taylor properties are on larger rural lots with unique access and utility situations.
How we handle it: We serve rural Taylor properties just like in-town lots. We assess site access, utility locations, and any special requirements before construction begins.