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Patio covers

Patio covers with a real roof

Cedar post-and-beam, standing seam metal roof, engineered piers, full stain. Built to keep you dry in May and shaded in August.

$119 per SF. $20,000 minimum. Design and permit $2,200.

What's in it

A roof, not a shade screen. That's the difference.

A pergola cuts the sun. A patio cover sheds rain, holds a fan through a summer storm, and turns the patio into a room you use from March to November.

How we build them

  • Western Red Cedar posts and doubled perimeter beams
  • Engineered piers with concealed standoff bases
  • Exposed rafters and corbels at every post
  • Standing seam metal roof sloped for drainage
  • Full stain, included

Patio cover work

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Cedar gable with a sunburst truss and fan
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Cedar gable on brick column bases
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Painted gable cover over a new patio
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Same cover, limestone bed along the edge
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Painted cover, limestone bed and steps
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Steel-framed gable cover on a metal home

What it costs

Roofed cedar patio cover, priced off a signed job. Design and permits are one flat line. Concrete and power are only there if you need them.

WhatIncludesPrice
Cedar post-and-beam patio coverWestern Red Cedar post-and-beam frame on engineered piers with concealed standoff bases, doubled perimeter beams, exposed rafters, corbels at every post, standing seam metal roof sloped for drainage, full stain finish.$119/SF$20,000 minimum
Design, engineering and permitsEngineered plan set for a roofed structure, structural detailing of the post anchorage and roof framing, the permit application and the city's permit fees.$2,200
Reinforced concrete patioBase preparation, forming, reinforcement, expansion joints, 4 in placement and broom finish. Patios, walkways and pads.$19/SF$6,000 minimum
Outdoor electricalDedicated GFCI-protected circuit from the existing panel, trenched and in conduit, ending at two weather-rated outlets. Rough-in and final trim.$1,450

Run your own size in the cost calculator.

Not in any number on this site

  • HOA architectural approval fees
  • Moving sprinkler heads or lines under the new footprint
  • Tree removal
  • Gas lines for a grill or fire feature
  • Outdoor kitchen appliances
  • Ceiling fans and light fixtures you supply after rough-in
  • Repair of hidden damage found once the old structure comes down
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Stone outdoor kitchen on a covered travertine patio.

Is this a fit

We're probably not your builder if

  • You want a kit dropped off and nothing else.
  • You need a repair on a structure someone else built.
  • The budget is under $20,000 for a roofed cover.

We're a fit if

  • You want a cedar pergola or a roofed patio cover built right the first time.
  • You want one contractor to handle design, permit, build and stain.
  • You live in Dallas-Fort Worth or East Texas.

Questions

How much does a patio cover cost in Dallas-Fort Worth?

A cedar post-and-beam cover with a standing seam metal roof runs $119 per square foot, with a $20,000 minimum. Design, engineering and permits are a flat $2,200. A 300 SF cover comes to about $37,900 before any new concrete or power.

Why is there a minimum?

Engineering, piers, the permit and the crew's mobilization cost about the same whether the cover is small or large. Below about 169 SF the minimum governs, so a small cover still comes to about $22,311 with design and permit.

What is the reference job behind the price?

A 200 SF freestanding cedar cover with a standing seam roof, priced and signed at $23,750. That is where the per-SF rate comes from. We publish what real work cost, not a market survey.

Metal roof or shingles?

Standing seam metal. It handles a low slope, sheds water fast, and doesn't lose granules into your gutters. Matching shingles to the house is possible, but it needs more slope, and on a low roofline that can mean a tie-in problem.

Attached or freestanding?

Attached ties into your roof and fascia, which saves posts but adds a tie-in that has to be flashed right. Freestanding avoids touching the house at all. We decide it at the site visit based on your roof height and pitch.

Can you add fans and lights?

Yes. A dedicated GFCI circuit trenched from your panel with two weather-rated outlets is a flat line item. Fan and light boxes get roughed in while the ceiling is open.

Do I need new concrete?

Only if the existing patio is too small, cracked or out of level. We check it at the visit. New reinforced flatwork is priced per SF with a minimum.

Do you handle the HOA and the permit?

Yes. You get drawings for the HOA, and we submit the permit and meet the inspector.

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