Patio Covers Built for Cedar Park Backyards
Aluminum and wood patio covers, pergolas, screen rooms and sunrooms, designed around your view and built by a crew based on South Lakeline since 2015. We handle the City of Cedar Park permit, the engineering and your HOA. You handle the furniture.
- Cedar Park Based, S Lakeline Blvd
- Building Since 2015
- Fully Insured
- Permits & HOA Handled
What’s Your Backyard Missing?
Shade, bugs, rain, a place to cook, a way to enjoy the view. Pick the structure that fixes yours.
Aluminum Patio Covers
Cooler than wood, zero upkeep, designed around the view.
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Wood Patio Covers
Cedar and stone that looks original to the house.
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Pergolas
Filtered shade and open sky, engineered for ridge wind.
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Louvered Pergolas
Sun in January, shade in July, view all year.
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Screen Rooms
Evenings by the creek without the mosquitoes.
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Outdoor Kitchens
Grill islands and bars under a cover built for them.
ExploreA Cedar Park Company on Lakeline Boulevard
We’re at 2829 S Lakeline Blvd, a few minutes from anywhere in Cedar Park. Since 2015 we’ve built covers on the greenbelt lots of Buttercup Creek, Cypress Canyon and the Ranch at Brushy Creek, the family yards of Anderson Mill West, Forest Oaks and Red Oaks, and the new neighborhoods along 1431 and Whitestone. We know what the city and each HOA committee expect before they approve anything.
- Local, not a franchiseA Cedar Park address and the same crew from consultation to walk-through.
- Permits, engineering and HOA, handledDrawings, stamped engineering, HOA submission and the city permit are part of every job.
- Design first, fixed price in writingWe measure, look at the sun and the view, walk through options at your home and put the price on paper.
- Fully insured, warranty in writingGeneral liability and workers’ comp on every job. Three years on our workmanship, limited lifetime on aluminum.
Shade Without Losing the View
West of 183 the backyard is the reason you bought the house. A cover shouldn’t wall it off.
The Cedar Park version of a patio cover is taller, with slimmer posts and open ends, and a roof that stops where the greenbelt begins. On the flatter lots east of 183 it’s the opposite problem: a builder slab too small to live on, and a west wall with no shade. We design for the lot you have: extend the slab, size the cover to the house, add fans, lights and screens, and engineer the whole thing for the wind that comes off the ridges.
How It Works
Four steps from first call to first evening outside.
- Free design consultationWe visit, measure, look at the sun, the view and the rooflines, and walk through styles with samples in hand.
- Written quote and drawingsA fixed price with drawings you can show your HOA. Financing if you want it.
- HOA and City of Cedar ParkWe submit the engineering, get HOA approval and pull the permit. You get updates, not homework.
- BuildMost covers go up in a few days once materials arrive. Clean-up, walk-through and warranty paperwork.
Recent Projects Around Cedar Park
Real backyards, photographed when we finished.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a patio cover cost in Cedar Park?
For a typical attached cover, somewhere between a nice vacation and a used car, depending on size, material and the lot. View-lot designs with taller posts and longer spans run higher than a standard cover over a flat slab. We give a fixed written quote after measuring; our cost guide has typical ranges.
Does the City of Cedar Park require a permit?
Yes, for attached covers, with stamped engineering. Most Cedar Park HOAs require architectural approval first. We handle both. Here’s how.
Can you build a cover without blocking my greenbelt view?
That’s the brief for most of our west-side projects: taller posts, open ends, minimal beams and a roof that stops at the sightline. More on covers for view lots.
Aluminum or wood?
Aluminum stays cooler, needs no upkeep and won’t warp or attract termites. Wood offers warmth and matches stone-and-cedar homes. Many customers choose insulated aluminum in a wood-grain finish. Full comparison.
How long does it take?
Design and quote within days. HOA and permit typically two to five weeks in Cedar Park. Installation a few days once materials are on site.
Is A1 Cedar Park licensed and insured?
Texas doesn’t license this type of contractor; what protects you is insurance and permits. We carry general liability and workers’ compensation and pull the required permits on every attached structure. Certificates available on request.
Let’s Design Your Outdoor Room
Book a free consultation. We’ll come to you, measure, walk through styles and give you a fixed written quote.
- Free on-site design consultation
- Fixed written quote with drawings
- Cedar Park permit, engineering and HOA handled
Prefer to talk now? (512) 271-5257