Outdoor living, built for Boerne.
Boerne sits in the Hill Country northwest of San Antonio, a Kendall County town with German roots, a walkable Hauptstrasse main street, and the Cibolo Creek running through it. Homes here spread across acreage subdivisions on limestone benches shaded by live oak and Ashe juniper. XPRT Outdoor, a veteran-founded, BBB A+ accredited outdoor-living design-build company, builds from our San Antonio office at 166 Seale Road for owners who want the outdoors to work as hard as the view.
Acreage in the Hill Country brings real Wildland-Urban Interface exposure, and we build for it. Thin soil over limestone means footings are drilled and set into rock, and cedar fuel around a home makes fire-rated, steel-framed decking a serious consideration rather than an upsell. Boerne runs its own permitting through the city and Kendall County, and our crews handle those submittals while planning defensible spacing and drainage into every design.
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What we build in Boerne
Steel-Framed WUI Decks — Fire-rated, steel-framed decks for the wildfire-exposed Hill Country acreage that surrounds Boerne, our specialty and the uncontested category out here.
Frameless Glass Railing — Uninterrupted railing for elevated decks that frame the long limestone-ridge and creek views these lots are bought for.
StruXure Motorized Pergolas — Motorized louvered roofs that make an exposed acreage patio usable through Hill Country sun and sudden weather.
Outdoor Kitchens — Built-in masonry kitchens sized for the entertaining space that acreage homes are built around.
Patio Covers — Insulated aluminum and custom wood covers anchored for the open wind that comes with hilltop and ridge lots.
Paver Patios & Hardscaping — Belgard terraces and stone work set to sit naturally on limestone grade and tie into the native landscape.
Boerne questions, answered
Yes, and it is one of the reasons owners in this area call us. We build steel-framed decks with fire-rated decking and ember-resistant detailing suited to Wildland-Urban Interface exposure. On wooded acreage we plan the deck and its clearances with that risk in mind.
It does. Depending on where your property sits, work is permitted through the City of Boerne or Kendall County. We prepare the submittals and coordinate inspections so the review is handled for you.
Thin Hill Country soil over rock means we drill and set footings into the limestone itself rather than relying on shallow soil. That gives decks, covers, and kitchens a foundation that holds on this terrain.
Yes. On WUI acreage we plan structure placement, materials, and clearances to work with defensible-space thinking rather than against it. The goal is an outdoor space that fits the land and reduces fuel close to the home.