Freestanding Cedar Pavilion — Celina, TX
18x12 freestanding pavilion with large cedar posts, cedar beams, and a cedar tongue-and-groove ceiling.
Attached and freestanding patio covers designed to match your home, add year-round shade, and stand up to North Texas weather.
Patio cover construction can vary widely from one contractor to another. WRB Outdoors builds every patio cover to meet applicable local code requirements and uses stronger construction practices whenever possible.
In North Texas, patio cover requirements can vary by city, HOA, and project type. We build to meet applicable local code requirements and use best-practice construction details whenever possible, including stronger structural connections, durable exterior materials, proper roof integration, and uplift-conscious design.
Our standard patio cover designs target 105 mph uplift resistance unless local conditions, engineering, or city requirements call for a different standard.
We do not install one-size-fits-all patio covers. Every WRB Outdoors patio cover is designed around the home, roofline, yard layout, shade goals, and how the space will actually be used.
Designed to tie into the home and extend your existing living space outdoors.
Detached structures and pavilions that create a defined outdoor living space away from the house.
Gabled, hip, and single-slope designs selected to fit the home and project goals.
Designed with fans, lighting, outlets, kitchens, seating, and everyday use in mind.
We use exterior-grade materials selected for durability, appearance, and long-term performance in Texas weather.
Posts and beams are finished with either exposed cedar or wrapped with LP SmartSide or Hardie products for a clean, painted look.
Choose from clean painted ceilings or tongue-and-groove wood finishes depending on the look and budget for the project.
Roofing is selected to match the home or create a clean architectural accent.
The right roof style depends on your home’s existing roofline, the patio location, your budget, and the finished look you want.
A popular choice for a taller, more open feel. Gabled covers work well when you want visual impact, ventilation, and an outdoor room feel.
A polished roof style that often blends well with existing home architecture and provides a finished, custom look.
A clean, efficient option for certain rooflines, side yards, and modern patio cover designs.
A detached structure that creates a defined outdoor living area away from the home.
Most of our patio covers are built with electrical planning included, so the finished space functions like a true outdoor living area.
Ceiling fans, switches, and layout planning help make the covered patio more comfortable in North Texas heat.
Recessed lighting, pendant lighting, and decorative fixtures can be incorporated into the ceiling design.
Outlets, GFCI protection, outdoor kitchen planning, and future-ready wiring can be coordinated during the build.
From the first consultation to the final walkthrough, our process is designed to keep your project clear, organized, and professionally managed.
We review your backyard, roofline, goals, budget, and HOA or city requirements.
We recommend the best roof style, structure type, finish materials, and layout.
When required, we prepare plans and coordinate permit or HOA-ready documents.
We manage framing, roofing, ceiling finish, trim, and electrical coordination.
We review the completed patio cover and make sure the finished space is ready to use.
Examples of custom patio covers and pavilions completed across North Texas.
18x12 freestanding pavilion with large cedar posts, cedar beams, and a cedar tongue-and-groove ceiling.
Custom attached patio cover with an open-span design, cedar beam, and cedar tongue-and-groove ceiling.
Custom hip ridge patio cover with an extended concrete patio designed for comfortable shade and outdoor living.
Most custom patio cover projects fall into a broad range depending on size, roof style, finish materials, electrical scope, roof tie-in complexity, and whether the cover is attached or freestanding.
Common questions about custom patio covers, materials, electrical options, and approvals.
Permit requirements depend on the city, structure size, attachment method, and project scope. When required, WRB Outdoors can prepare permit-ready plans and coordinate the permit process.
Yes. Most patio covers are shingled to match the house as closely as possible. Standing seam metal roofing is also available for certain designs.
In some situations, an open-span or reduced-post design may be possible depending on the structure, span, roofline, and support conditions. We review this during design.
Yes. Most of our covers are built with electrical planning incorporated for ceiling fans, recessed lights, outlets, switches, and other outdoor living features.
Ceiling options include LP SmartSide, Hardie, cedar tongue-and-groove, and pine tongue-and-groove depending on the look, budget, and finish goals.
Yes. We build attached patio covers, detached patio covers, and freestanding pavilions.
Let’s talk about your attached patio cover, freestanding pavilion, or complete backyard upgrade. We serve Allen, Frisco, McKinney, Plano, and the greater DFW area.