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Metal porch cover with a metal roof welded across the front of a house in Granbury, TX
Porch slabs and metal covers

Porches and Porch Covers in Granbury, TX

Leal's Welding & Construction pours the porch slab and welds the metal cover that goes over it. One crew handles the concrete and the metal, so the two fit together.

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  • Concrete slabs
  • Welded metal covers
  • Porch railing
The short version

What kind of porch work does Leal's do?

Leal's does two kinds of porch work in Granbury, TX: concrete porch slabs and welded metal porch covers. The slab is the floor of the porch. The crew sets wood forms, lays rebar, pours the concrete and finishes the surface, whether it runs along a brick wall or fills a new front entry. The cover is the roof over it. It is welded from metal, with posts and a metal roof, and built to sit against the house. Plenty of customers want both, and because the same crew pours and welds, the slab and the metal get planned together instead of passed between two outfits. Others only need one piece: a slab for a bare entry, or a cover for a porch they already have. Leal's also welds porch railing. Send us the address area and a few photos, and we will tell you what makes sense for your house.

Pick your starting point

Three ways to build a porch with Leal's

Start with the slab, start with the metal, or do both in one job. These photos are from Leal's own work.

Finished concrete porch slab along a brick house

Porch slab

  • Wood forms and a rebar grid
  • Poured and finished by hand
  • Sized to the house and the door
Long metal porch cover attached to a house with a work truck parked beside it

Metal porch cover

  • Welded metal frame and posts
  • Metal roof over the top
  • Built against your roofline
One crew, one schedule

Slab and cover together

Pour the porch and weld the cover over it as one job. The crew that forms the slab already knows where the posts will land.

  • Posts planned before the pour
  • One crew on site for both trades
  • One number to call about it
Welded metal railing around a front porch
Porch railing

Welded railing for the porch edge

A porch with steps or a drop-off often wants a railing, and Leal's welds those too. Because it is metal work done by the same crew, a railing can be planned along with the slab and the cover instead of added as an afterthought.

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How a cover attaches

How a porch cover goes onto a house

No two houses are built the same, so a metal porch cover starts with a look at yours. Here is the plain version of how it goes.

  1. We look at the house

    We walk the porch and check the roofline, the wall the cover will sit against and where posts can go on the slab or the ground.

  2. We plan the cover

    With those spots known, we plan the size, the pitch and the roof, and talk through color and style options with you.

  3. Metal posts, welded frame

    The metal posts are welded to the frame, and the frame is built out to meet the house. Then the metal roof goes on top.

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Porch questions

Porch and porch cover FAQ

Can you add a metal cover over an existing porch or patio?

Yes. Leal's welds metal porch covers over existing porches and patios around Granbury, TX. We look at the house, the roofline and the slab you already have, then plan where the posts go and how the cover meets the house. If the slab is cracked or too small, we can pour a new one first.

What affects the price of a porch or porch cover?

Size is the biggest factor, followed by how the cover ties into the roofline, how many posts it needs, and whether the porch needs a new slab, railing or both. A small slab and a long metal cover on a Granbury house are different jobs. Tell us what you picture and we will give you a quote.

Do you pour a new porch slab or extend an existing one?

Both. Leal's pours new porch slabs, and we can also form and pour an addition when an existing porch in Granbury is too small. The crew sets forms, lays rebar and finishes the surface. We look at how the new concrete will meet the old before we say which way makes sense.

Can you match the porch cover to my house?

We talk through roof color and style options with you before the metal goes up. Tell us what the house looks like, whether the roof is flat or pitched and how you use the porch, and we plan the cover to suit it. Bring photos of your Granbury home when you ask for a quote.

What areas do you build porches and porch covers in?

Leal's is based in Granbury, TX and builds porch slabs and metal porch covers in Granbury, Weatherford, Stephenville, Cleburne, Glen Rose, Joshua and Fort Worth. If your house is somewhere in that range, send the town with your quote request and we will tell you if it fits.

Ready to start

Tell us about your porch

Send the town, a few photos of the house and what you have in mind: a slab, a cover or both. Santos and his crew will get back to you with a quote.

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