We guide your hip shade structure from footing pad through crowned roof install.
You walk us through the site, the size you need, and the wind exposure. We come back with a four-post hip frame plan.
We pour each footing to engineered depth, mark the post grid, and finalize canopy spec before mobilizing.
Our in-house crew stands the columns, frames the pyramid roof, tensions the canopy, and finishes with a structured cap.
Across Texas parks, school campuses, and community sites we have raised hip shade structures with four steel columns and tensioned canopies that take wind from any direction. Each build sits on engineered footings for the long haul.
Park and venue teams trust Texas Backyard Structures for storm-ready shade.
We just celebrated a birthday here, and it was hands-down the most stress-free party we've ever hosted! The kids had endless space to run around and loved every playset. The staff handled every detail, so the adults could relax and enjoy themselves too...
Our new playscape looks Amazing - and is a huge hit with the kiddies! TBS was also incredible at organizing new sail shades, swings, and basketball hoops for our multifamily community. They're a Huge asset to our industry. Thanks, So Much, Karla!
I recently had a metal building installed, and I couldn't be more satisfied with the experience. Karla, the owner at Texas Backyard Structures, was incredibly helpful and knowledgeable throughout the entire process. She took the time to answer all my questions and made sure everything was exactly what I needed...
Outstanding company to do business with from start to finish! CJ was wonderful to work with and we couldn't be happier with the results of the playscape we designed for our grandkids. The installers were also phenomenal. Thank you Texas Backyard...
Common questions about hip shade structures, wind specs, footings, and best venue fit.
Cost depends on frame size, steel grade, canopy material, and the number of footings needed. Larger pavilions cost considerably more than small picnic shelters.
Yes. Our in-house crew handles the footings, column standing, frame assembly, canopy tensioning, and final cap finishing.
Hip frames last decades when engineered well. Steel holds long past canopy life, with covers replaced on a routine schedule.
Hip frames fit best when the site needs wind-ready shade — public parks, school campuses, and community venues lead the list.
Hip shade structures perform best on long-term sites — share the property plan and our crew will spec the frame, pour the footings, and send a free quote within the week.