Sugar Land is an established, upscale corner of Fort Bend County — mature neighborhoods, refined tastes, and homes that deserve outdoor spaces built to the same standard. We design and build patios, pools, kitchens and real masonry that fit right in, and we handle every HOA and city permit along the way.
We're a Katy-based crew that builds across Sugar Land and the rest of Fort Bend County. In an area known for its established, high-quality neighborhoods, the details matter — clean stonework, brick that matches your home, and finishes that look like they were always part of the house. That's exactly the kind of work we love to do. Daniel Deleon runs every project personally, with 15+ years of masonry and outdoor-living experience behind it, and it's all fully licensed and insured.
From a single patio cover to a full backyard transformation, we design, permit and build it all in-house — so everything comes together as one finished space. Pricing starts "from" the ranges below and every project begins with a free consultation.
Gabled and flat covers with stained tongue-and-groove ceilings, brick columns and recessed lighting — built to feel like a true outdoor room. From around $15,000.
Freeform and geometric pools, raised spas, spillways and stone decking — designed to sit naturally in your Sugar Land backyard. From around $55,000.
Built-in grills, stone bars and counter seating built right into the patio, finished in brick, stone or travertine to match. From around $12,000.
Real, full-depth masonry — columns, walls, TV walls and fireplaces — sourced and blended to match your home's existing brick and stone. Priced per project.
Patterned, colored concrete that mimics stone, brick or slate — a durable, refined surface for patios, walkways and pool decks. Priced by the square foot.
Clean-lined paver and travertine patios, drives and pool surrounds — laid on a proper base so they stay flat and true for years. Priced per project.
Every price is a starting point — your free consultation includes an honest, itemized quote with no obligation.
Sugar Land's established communities set a high bar, and our work is built to meet it — upscale finishes, real materials, and stonework that reads as part of the original home.
We source and blend materials to your existing brick and joint color, so new columns, walls and kitchens look original — not added on.
Stained tongue-and-groove ceilings, full-depth masonry and quality stone — the details that make a build feel custom in a refined neighborhood.
We take care of every city and Fort Bend County permit and your HOA / ARC submittal, so your project stays in good standing from day one.
We build for homeowners throughout Sugar Land and the surrounding Fort Bend ISD area — including Riverstone, Telfair, New Territory, Greatwood, First Colony, Avalon, Sugar Creek and Commonwealth, with Sienna just to the south. We know the local clay soil and how to build patios, pools and masonry that hold up to it, and we're familiar with the HOA and architectural-review process that comes with these established communities.
Real projects from our portfolio — the kind of refined outdoor living we bring to Sugar Land backyards.
Yes. We build throughout Sugar Land, including Riverstone, Telfair, New Territory, Greatwood, First Colony, Avalon, Sugar Creek and Commonwealth, plus Sienna just to the south. If you're anywhere in the Sugar Land or Fort Bend County area, give us a call — chances are we already build in your neighborhood.
We do. We handle every city and Fort Bend County permit your project needs, and we manage the paperwork from start to finish. You don't have to chase down forms or inspections — that's our job, and it's included.
Matching is one of the things we care about most. Masonry is in our name, so we source and blend brick and stone to your home's existing color and joint. On an established Sugar Land home, that's the difference between an addition that looks original and one that looks tacked on.
It depends on the scope. Many patio covers are finished in about six business days of build time once permits and HOA approval are in hand. Pools and full backyard builds take longer. We'll give you a realistic timeline with your quote — and permit and HOA review time is part of that conversation up front.
Yes. Most Sugar Land communities require architectural-review (ARC) approval before work begins, and we're used to it. We prepare the drawings and material details your HOA needs and manage the submittal, so your build stays in good standing with the association.
Fully licensed and insured, with 15+ years of experience. Daniel Deleon runs every job personally — the person who quotes your project is the same person making sure the work is done right and holds up for years.