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Lake Kiowa homes are built for entertaining, and your backyard should be too. Elegance Outdoor Living designs custom outdoor living for Lake Kiowa homes, from shaded patio covers to pergolas and low-maintenance turf, all created around the way homeowners in this gated lakefront community actually spend their time outside. Whether that means hosting family on the weekend or simply enjoying a quiet evening by the water, we design spaces that hold up to daily use and look just as good years down the road.
We've already completed work inside this community, which you can see firsthand on our Lake Kiowa project page. That direct, on-the-ground experience means we understand the lot layouts, HOA expectations, and lakefront conditions specific to this area before we ever draw up a design.
Our approach starts with listening. We walk the property, talk through how you plan to use the space, and build a design around your home rather than a one-size-fits-all package. You can browse more completed projects across North Texas on our works page, and learn more about our background and process on our about us page.

As a patio cover installer in Lake Kiowa, we build shaded structures that extend your living space outdoors. For waterfront lots, our team also works as a lakefront patio cover builder, designing covers that hold up to open water wind and sun exposure.

Our pergola builder in the Lake Kiowa team creates custom pergola lakefront property designs meant to frame a view rather than block it, using durable wood, aluminum, or hybrid materials.

We provide artificial turf installation in Lake Kiowa TX for homeowners who want a lawn that stays green without constant watering or mowing, a common priority on larger lakeside lots.
For a full backyard build-out, we also offer decks, outdoor kitchens, and water feature installation designed to complement a lakefront setting.

A well-planned backyard entertaining space in Lake Kiowa should work as hard as the rest of your home. That's why we design patio covers, pergolas, and turf areas that flow together as one usable space rather than a collection of separate additions. It's an approach that fits how many homeowners here already live, hosting guests, relaxing by the water, and spending more time outside than in.
