
About TWT
Built on Experience.
Run on Accountability.
A local, family-owned team bringing decades of construction experience to custom outdoor living and roofing projects across Greater Austin.

Who We Are
A Construction Company Built Around Doing the Work Right.
TWT is locally owned and family run. Our ownership and project management team bring more than 70 years of combined experience across construction and roofing — the kind of experience that shows up in how a project is planned, not just how it is sold.
Two things drive how we operate. The first is communication: homeowners should never have to guess what is happening on their own property. The second is responsibility. When something needs to be solved, we solve it rather than explaining why it is someone else's problem.
70+ Years
Combined construction experience across our ownership and project management team.
Local + Family Owned
Owned and run by a family building in the communities we live in.
Two Specialties
Outdoor living design + build and residential and commercial roofing.
Experience
Experience Isn't Just Time. It's Knowing What to Look For.
Planning
Thinking through the whole build before the first post goes in the ground.
Structural Decisions
Spans, loads, rooflines and connections that hold up over time.
Catching Issues Early
Recognizing the problem at design, not after demo has started.
Sequencing
Getting trades on site in the right order so work isn't redone.
Subcontractor Coordination
Knowing who does good work and holding them to the standard.
Permitting
Understanding what documentation a project needs before it stalls.
Drainage
Reading grade and water so a finished space stays usable.
Material Decisions
Choosing materials that suit Texas exposure, not just the photo.
Problem-Solving
Finding a workable answer when a property throws something unexpected.
Communication
Over-Communicating Is Intentional.
Most frustration during a build comes from not knowing. We would rather tell you something twice than let you wonder about it once. It is a deliberate part of how we run projects, not a personality trait we hope our crews have.
- What is happening on the property right now
- What the next step is and what it depends on
- Which decisions we need from you, and when
- When something changes — schedule, material or scope
- Who is responsible for each part of the work
Accountability
If Something Goes Wrong, We Don't Disappear.
We own our work. Period.
Construction is complicated. Properties hide surprises, materials get delayed, and even a well-planned build can hit something nobody predicted.
What defines a company is not whether that happens — it is what happens next. We tell you about it, we take responsibility for our part, and we work the problem until it is made right.
That standard applies to both sides of the business, on every project we put our name on.
Two Divisions
One Team. Two Specialties. The Same Standard.
Design + Build
Custom outdoor living environments — covered living, patio covers and extensions, pool houses and cabanas, casitas, and freestanding structures — designed and built by one team from concept through completion.

Residential + Commercial
Our sister division handles roofing work under the same ownership, the same communication standard, and the same accountability.

Local Ownership
Building in the Communities We Serve.
Local ownership is not a slogan on a truck. It changes how a company behaves, because the people making decisions are the same people who have to stand behind them in their own community.
Local Market Familiarity
We work here every week — the builders, suppliers and trades are people we know.
Properties + Terrain
Hill Country grade, limestone, drainage and lot conditions shape what a structure needs.
Texas Weather
Heat, sun exposure and storms drive material and structural decisions.
Permitting Complexity
Requirements differ across jurisdictions, so we confirm them property by property.
Neighborhoods
Architecture and HOA expectations vary; a structure should fit where it sits.
Reputation
We live here. Our work is visible to our neighbors long after the job ends.
What We Build






