Custom Patio Covers

A patio cover can change how often you use the space outside your door. We plan its size, roofline, shade, and connection to the house around the way you actually spend time outdoors.

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Covered city patio beneath mature live oaks

Start with the hours you want back

Do you want a quiet place for morning coffee, room for a long dinner, or shade beside a pool? The answer changes the cover. We look at the sun, the path from the house, where people will sit, and how the roof will feel from both indoors and out.

Make the structure feel at home

A custom cover should relate to your home in scale and material. Wood brings warmth and visible craft. The roof form, columns, drainage, fans, and lighting need to read as one design. On a sloped site, posts and footings also have to suit the ground beneath them.

Plan the details before construction

Attachments, water runoff, utilities, and local review can change the design. We discuss these early so a beautiful idea can become a buildable plan. The right solution may be attached to the home or freestanding, depending on the site and how you want to use it.

Covered ranch-house porch with shade across the lawn — Design inspiration · solid shade for the hours you want outside

COMMON QUESTIONS

What you may be wondering.

What is the difference between a patio cover and a pergola?

A patio cover usually has a solid roof for more reliable rain protection. A pergola uses an open or partially shaded overhead structure. The right choice depends on how much sun and weather protection you want.

Can a cover match my existing house?

That is the design goal. The best roofline, column spacing, finish, and connections depend on your home and the site.

THE NEXT STEP

Let’s talk about your space.

Tell us what you want to do outside. We can start with the idea and work toward the right plan.

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