Step out.
Stay a little longer.
Wood decks in Tyler and East Texas that give you more ways to use your outdoor space. Bring your ideas for gathering, relaxing, and connecting your home to the yard.

Plan the space around your everyday life.
Think beyond the outline of the deck. A table needs room for chairs. A doorway needs a comfortable path. Stairs and railings shape how you move between the house, the deck, and the yard.
Space to gather
Share how you plan to use the deck, from a quiet seating area to a larger space for family and friends.
Layout & elevation
Photos of your house, doors, and yard help explain the starting point. Mention slopes and changes in ground level.
Stairs & railing
Discuss where you want to enter the yard and how the railing should frame the space.
Shade considerations
If a pergola or cover is part of the idea, include it in the initial conversation so the overall layout can be discussed.
Helpful details for your quote
- Photos showing the house and proposed deck area
- Approximate dimensions or a simple sketch
- Planned furniture and how you want to use the space
- Whether the project involves an existing deck
Not sure about measurements or materials yet? Send what you know and explain what you’re hoping to change.
A few good
questions.
Have something more specific in mind?
Call and talk it throughDo you work outside Tyler?
Tyler Deck and Fence serves East Texas. Share your town or ZIP code and a brief project description so the team can confirm whether your location is within the current service area.
What should I have ready for a quote?
Your project location, the type of structure you want, approximate dimensions if you have them, and a few photos. Mention any existing structure, gate access, or changes in ground level.
How much will my project cost?
Pricing depends on the size, materials, layout, access, and scope of work. Request a project-specific quote rather than relying on a generic per-foot price.
Can I choose a start date?
Include your preferred timing when you contact the company. Availability and project scheduling need to be confirmed directly with the team.
Make room for better
days outside.
A new fence, a place to gather, or a little more shade.
Tell us what you have in mind.
