Custom patio cover kits
Cover the patio without losing the open-air feel.
Get a patio cover kit planned for Northwest rain, shade, attachment points, runoff, post placement, and how you actually use the outdoor space.
WA + OR custom kits
Patio cover planning starts with a short, practical phone conversation.
Area
WA + OR
Scope
Custom kits
First step
10-min call
Designed around your space
Rain protection without turning the patio into a room.
The review focuses on attachment, post placement, roof pitch, runoff, and keeping the space open enough for everyday outdoor use.
House attachment and siding condition
Post locations and footing needs
What happens next
A better first conversation than a generic quote.
Book a short phone call
Choose a time and tell us what kind of space you are considering.
We check the fit
Roofline, structure, drainage, exposure, and comfort goals shape the direction.
You get the next step
We tell you what matters before anything is priced, cut, or finalized.
Good Fit If
- Rain protection for grilling, seating, or outdoor storage
- A simpler project than a full enclosure
- A covered patio that still feels open
Good fit if
- Rain protection for grilling, seating, or outdoor storage
- A simpler project than a full enclosure
- A covered patio that still feels open
Book a 10-minute patio cover call
Choose a convenient time. We will call you to hear what you are considering and explain the next practical step.
What gets reviewed
The kit should match the house, not the other way around.
A custom kit should feel considered from the start: matched to the structure, the weather exposure, and the way you want to use the space.
House attachment and siding condition
Post locations and footing needs
Roof pitch and runoff direction
Wind exposure and structural support
Examples
Real spaces are easier to judge than vague promises.
Questions
Quick answers before you call.
A representative will review the property before discussing price. These answers explain the process and who handles each part.
01Is a patio cover cheaper than a sunroom?
Usually, because it does not enclose or finish the space the same way. The structure still needs to be planned correctly.
02Can it become an enclosure later?
Sometimes. If that is the long-term plan, say so early so attachment and roof details are reviewed with that in mind.
03What should I send first?
A few photos of the house wall, patio, roofline, gutters, and where you want posts or coverage usually gives us enough to start.
Is a patio cover cheaper than a sunroom?
Usually, because it does not enclose or finish the space the same way. The structure still needs to be planned correctly.
Can it become an enclosure later?
Sometimes. If that is the long-term plan, say so early so attachment and roof details are reviewed with that in mind.
What should I send first?
A few photos of the house wall, patio, roofline, gutters, and where you want posts or coverage usually gives us enough to start.
Start with the space you have.
Book a short phone call and we will help you figure out what direction is realistic before you chase a generic bid.