Capital Construction Services Austin has become a leading Decks, Patio Covers & Pergolas, Sunroom & Screenrooms and Outdoor Kitchens Contractor by providing unsurpassed service with quality workmanship for Austin, Cedar Park, Round Rock, Georgetown, Pflugerville, Leander, Lago Vista and surrounding areas - the end result being total customer satisfaction.Our customer's opinion of our work and business reputation will never be compromised. We prepare a written, itemized, detailed proposal to help you understand the construction process.
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We have been the preferred Deck Contractor in Texas for over 25 years and we will work hard to make your outdoor dreams, a reality! Trex decking is made from 95% recycled materials, and is coupled with groundbreaking green manufacturing processes to give you peace of mind knowing you are doing your part for the environment when you choose Trex for your next deck.
When it comes to decks, Capital Construction Services has been providing deck building and repair services for over 20 years. Our bonded, insured, and experienced construction crews build every deck with safety in mind. All of our deck construction meets or exceeds all local building codes. If needed, we can provide a 3D CAD Design service to help you determine the best design for your deck, so your deck plans meet your expectations.
Specializing in patios constructed with concrete, flagstone, interlocking concrete pavers, or brick; Capital Construction Services brings insured, bonded, experienced patio craftsmen to help turn your yard into a welcome addition to your home. Well designed, well constructed patios and decks add value to your home and what could be more enjoyable than a cookout with family and friends, a cool refreshment in the evening, or watching the kids run through the sprinkler, while sitting on your custom designed patio or deck.
Add style, elegance and much wanted shade to your patio with custom built patio covers and pergolas from Capital Build. We had been specializing in outdoor building services since 1986, including patio covers and had built thousands of patio covers since. Capital Construction Services offer patio covers and pergolas construction services that can enhance your quality of life.
Reviews (2)
Doc Robby Bruce
May 25, 2021
Sam Davenport
Apr 15, 2021
Capital Construction Services lacks integrity and has no quality control. I unfortunately made the mistake of hiring them to add a porch cover to my home. I was fooled by all the positive reviews. One of those 5 star reviews is from the owner, John McCormick. Makes you wonder about all the other 5 star reviews. I had to be the quality control for the entire project.
At no point did Mr. McCormick take responsibility. Every mistake made was someone else's fault. Here are some highlights: 1) Mr. McCormick promised construction would start in two weeks, take two weeks to complete. They did not start for two months and construction took a month. There were no weather delays here, only excuses. 2) Mr. McCormick convinced me to expand my 10' limestone flagstone porch to 12', saying he could make it look just like the existing porch.
The extension was poured, he then refused to install limestone flagstone, claiming he didn't remember agreeing to that. 3) The structural inspection FAILED TWICE. They actually screwed the cover into the 2x4s that are meant to hold up the soffit. 4) Roof installed incorrectly. It leaked. Additionally, the false gable installed looked nothing like the examples provided, rather something one would expect to see in Whoville. Mr. McCormick told me I'd have to pay extra for them to fix it, then pulled a 180 and fixed it after Cedar Park Inspectors confirmed the roof install was bad. 5) They tried to get away with installing 12' tongue and groove boards in 16' space. 6) None of the stain or paint colors matched, despite providing the exact colors needed. 7) Two crews worked on this project.
The first crew might as well have been day laborers, demonstrating lack of experience and no attention to detail. Not to mention smoking cigarettes and drinking beer in my yard. After everything got really messed up a second crew was brought in. They were better and did the best with the mess they had to work with. At the end of it all, I ended up with an OK looking porch cover.
Not great, not terrible, just OK. If I didn't intervene constantly it would have been terrible. Considering the cost, this cover should have been perfect. And I still need to find someone to lay the flagstone.
At no point did Mr. McCormick take responsibility. Every mistake made was someone else's fault. Here are some highlights: 1) Mr. McCormick promised construction would start in two weeks, take two weeks to complete. They did not start for two months and construction took a month. There were no weather delays here, only excuses. 2) Mr. McCormick convinced me to expand my 10' limestone flagstone porch to 12', saying he could make it look just like the existing porch.
The extension was poured, he then refused to install limestone flagstone, claiming he didn't remember agreeing to that. 3) The structural inspection FAILED TWICE. They actually screwed the cover into the 2x4s that are meant to hold up the soffit. 4) Roof installed incorrectly. It leaked. Additionally, the false gable installed looked nothing like the examples provided, rather something one would expect to see in Whoville. Mr. McCormick told me I'd have to pay extra for them to fix it, then pulled a 180 and fixed it after Cedar Park Inspectors confirmed the roof install was bad. 5) They tried to get away with installing 12' tongue and groove boards in 16' space. 6) None of the stain or paint colors matched, despite providing the exact colors needed. 7) Two crews worked on this project.
The first crew might as well have been day laborers, demonstrating lack of experience and no attention to detail. Not to mention smoking cigarettes and drinking beer in my yard. After everything got really messed up a second crew was brought in. They were better and did the best with the mess they had to work with. At the end of it all, I ended up with an OK looking porch cover.
Not great, not terrible, just OK. If I didn't intervene constantly it would have been terrible. Considering the cost, this cover should have been perfect. And I still need to find someone to lay the flagstone.
