Covered porches that add shade and curb appeal.
Front, back, side, and wraparound porches with roofs tied into the house and posts sized to look right.
The whole job, written down.
- Roof framing and tie-in
- Posts, beams, and footings
- Ceiling finish and trim
- Fan and lighting rough-in coordination
- Porch floor: concrete, composite, or wood
Where the quality actually lives.
These are the parts you won't see once the job is finished. We photograph them so you can.
- ProportionPost size and beam depth matched to the span so it doesn't look thin
- FlashingRoof tie-in flashed and photographed before it's covered
- CeilingFans and lights laid out on the ceiling plan, not wherever the joists land
What you'll choose.
Location
Where · Porch size · Roof style
Where: Front of house, Back of house, Side, Wraparound
Style & finish
Posts · Ceiling · Ceiling tone · Floor · Features
Posts: Wrapped square columns, Cedar timber posts, Steel posts, black, Tapered craftsman columns
Site & timing
City · When to start · Photos · Notes
Covered Porches projects
What people ask before calling.
Something else on your mind? Ask on the phone. We'd rather answer it now than after you've signed.
Can you add a roof over my existing patio?
Usually yes. The posts need their own footings, so we check the slab and the ground beneath it.
Will it darken my house?
A porch roof shades the windows behind it. We look at roof pitch and height at the visit to keep the light you want.
What does it cost?
It depends on the size, the conditions on site, and the selections. We don't publish prices because a number without a site visit is a guess. The visit is free and the proposal is in writing.