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Georgetown Deck BuildersGeorgetown, Texas

Deck Builders in Georgetown, Texas

Wood and composite decks, raised decks and full rebuilds, planned around the city permit from the first visit.

A raised wood deck and long stair run stepping down a rocky Texas hillside above a lake

We are deck builders in Georgetown, Texas who design, permit and build wood and composite decks, raised decks and deck rebuilds for homes across the city.

At a Glance

  • Wood, composite and raised decks
  • Repairs and full rebuilds
  • City permit and inspections handled
  • Free estimate from a short form

The Georgetown Permit Path, Start to Finish

Georgetown puts decks on its permit list. Here is the path every deck takes, from the city's own pages. We walk it with you.

  1. Site survey and drawings. An official Site surveyA drawing made by a land surveyor. It shows your lot lines, the house and where the new deck will go. shows your lot lines and the deck with its size, plus construction drawings.
  2. Impervious cover worksheet. The Impervious coverHard surfaces that rain cannot soak into. Georgetown asks for this math with a deck permit, and the city sets the limits on its impervious cover page. math goes on the survey site plan or a separate worksheet.
  3. Plan review. The city says to allow fifteen to twenty business days for a deck.
  4. Setback inspection. The Iron pinsMetal markers a surveyor sets in the ground at the corners of your lot. Inspectors use them to check how far the deck sits from the lot line. are found and dug out, and a string line shows the outline of the deck.
  5. Build. Footings, frame, boards, stairs and rails, built to the plan the city approved.
  6. Final inspection. The pins stay open for the building final. Then the deck is yours.

Read the full Georgetown deck permit guide

Decks We Build in Georgetown

Decks come first here. Pick a page to see how each one works, what it needs from the city and what to ask.

Decks Built for Staying Put

Many Georgetown homeowners plan to stay for good, including in 55+ communities like Sun City Texas. A deck should be as easy to use at 85 as it is at 55. These touches cost little during the build and a lot more to add later.

  • Wide stairs with short, even steps
  • A rail on both sides of every stair run
  • Deck height close to the door, so there is no big step out
  • Landings to break up long stair runs
  • Step lights for evenings

See easy access stairs and railings

Where We Build

We build across Georgetown and nearby Williamson County, including these neighborhoods.

  • Sun City Texas
  • Berry Creek
  • Wolf Ranch
  • Old Town Georgetown

That covers the 78626, 78628 and 78633 ZIP codes. Not sure if you are in our area? Send the form and ask.

Georgetown by the Numbers

106,907
Residents, 2025 estimate
67,176
Residents in 2020
69.5%
Homes lived in by the owner
$429,100
Median home value
15 to 20
Business days of deck plan review
10
Business days of pergola plan review
6 ft
Deck height where an engineer may be required

Figures from U.S. Census Bureau QuickFacts and the City of Georgetown.

Service Area

Serving Georgetown and Nearby

Free deck estimates for homes in Georgetown, TX and nearby.

Georgetown Deck Questions

Do I need a permit to build a deck in Georgetown?

Yes, plan on one. The city permit list names decks, patios and patio covers, pergolas included. It lists no exemption for any of them. We put the permit in the plan from day one.

How long does Georgetown take to review deck plans?

The city says to allow fifteen to twenty business days for deck plan review. That is about three to four weeks. Patio covers and pergolas go faster, at about ten business days. Source is the city deck and patio permit page.

Will my raised deck need an engineer?

It might. The city says plans with an engineer's stamp may be required when a deck is more than 6 feet high. We measure your yard first and tell you early if your deck is in that range.

Do you build decks in Sun City Texas?

Yes. Sun City Texas is a 55+ community in Georgetown, and we build there. Most planned neighborhoods also have an HOA review. Ask your HOA what they need, and we will help with drawings for it.

Can you fix my old deck instead of tearing it out?

Often, yes. If the posts, beams and joists are sound, new boards and rails can give you years more. If the frame is soft or loose, a rebuild is the safer buy. We show you what we find.

How does the free estimate work?

Send the short form with your name, phone and project. We call you back to set up a visit, look at the yard and talk through size, boards and budget. The estimate is free.

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