Deck Builders Service Areas — New Braunfels, TX
We build and fix decks in New Braunfels and the towns around it: Seguin, Canyon Lake, Bulverde, Spring Branch and San Marcos. Each one has its own ground and water to plan around.
New Braunfels
Around New Braunfels the ground runs from rock to clay that swells and shrinks, so the footings start with your lot. Tell us three things about it when you call:
- the low corner, where rain collects
- which way the ground slopes from the house
- any creek or river close by
Those three shape where the deck goes and how high it stands.
Seguin
In Seguin, the July 5, 2025 flood put water in homes across the county. If your yard sits low near the river, pick the deck's spot with that water line in mind.
Canyon Lake
Does your lot at Canyon Lake run down toward the water? Private land below the 948-foot elevation line around the lake is generally flowage easement land, so find out where that line falls on your lot before we place a single post.
Bulverde
In Bulverde, check the trees before you plan. The city's tree rules start at a 6-inch single trunk, or 8 inches across a multi-trunk, on a tree at least 12 feet tall, and a platted lot with an owner-occupied home is exempt from them, so a deck at a lived-in house can usually go ahead around its trees; new construction before move-in can't skip them.
Spring Branch
In Spring Branch, the Guadalupe River sets the plan for any lot near it. In July 2026, Comal County issued a mandatory evacuation order along the river out to FM 311. Say how close the deck would come to the river or a creek, and we start the spot and height there.
San Marcos
When the San Marcos River, the Blanco River or Purgatory Creek floods, the water can sit three or four feet deep across whole blocks of San Marcos. Has your street seen that water? Then settle the deck's height and spot before anything else.
Other towns we work in
We also build decks across Comal and Guadalupe counties, from Garden Ridge and Selma out to Schertz and Cibolo.
Tell us your town
Call or send the form with your town in the first line, and we'll call you back about your lot.