Covered porches and patios built for year-round Colorado use.

Sun in July, rain in May, surprise snow in October — Colorado weather rewards covered outdoor space. A porch or covered patio is usable in conditions that would shut down an open deck.

Most clients tell us their covered porch becomes the most-used room in the house from May through October.

Back patios — covered or open, paver or stone — are where Colorado families spend their evenings. We design them with the kitchen and family room in mind, so the transition from indoor to outdoor is seamless.

Single-level walk-outs from a kitchen door work especially well.

A three-season room uses removable glass or vinyl panels to extend useful season from roughly April–October to March–November. A four-season room is fully conditioned and counts as living square footage.

Both require careful permitting and we handle it.

Tongue-and-groove cedar, painted beadboard, and stained pine are our most common porch ceilings. We integrate recessed LEDs, ceiling fans, and audio.

On larger porches we also do exposed beam ceilings with stained heavy timber.

Open paver patio: $20–$40 per sq ft. Covered porch (open-air): $150–$300 per sq ft of covered area. Screened porch: $200–$400 per sq ft. Three-season room: $300–$500 per sq ft. Four-season room: $400–$700+ per sq ft.

Most projects are full-scope: footings, framing, roof, electrical, ceiling, screens or glass, and final trim.