North Richland Hills is a suburban city of about 70,000 residents in Tarrant County, sitting between Fort Worth and Hurst along the northeast edge of the Metroplex. It is an almost entirely residential community with a homeownership rate around 65 to 70 percent - homeowners here are invested in their properties and expect contractors who know the area. You can find more about the city at the City of North Richland Hills official website.

Most of the housing stock in North Richland Hills was built between the 1960s and 1990s, giving the city a lot of older backyards that are ready for updated outdoor living spaces. Residents of neighborhoods near NRH2O Family Water Park and Iron Horse Golf Course tend to have larger yards and are frequent customers for deck and pergola projects. The city parks system covers more than 50 parks and an extensive trail network, which reflects the outdoor culture that runs through this community.

North Richland Hills is also home to the expansive clay soil that runs throughout Tarrant County - soil that swells and shrinks with every wet and dry cycle. Every deck we build here accounts for that ground movement from the footing design up, because a deck that does not start with the right foundation will show it within a few seasons. Whether you are near the Loop 820 corridor, in the neighborhoods off Boulevard 26, or in the newer sections on the city's eastern edge, we know the conditions that shape outdoor construction in this city.