Sacramento & surrounding areas

Patio Covers & Gazebos in Sacramento, CA

Posts, beams, roof, wiring and the lights. Built on site, not bolted out of a box.

A finished timber patio cover on a Sacramento home, lit from underneath at golden hour

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Patios & Gazebos — real jobs

Work in Sacramento homes.

Sacramento gets a hundred days over ninety degrees and a back yard you cannot sit in for four months of the year. A cover is the difference between a patio and a slab.

These are built on site out of real timber, not assembled from a kit. That matters because no two pads are square, no two houses meet the ground at the same height, and a kit assumes both.

What goes into one

  • Posts set properly, footings where the ground calls for them
  • Beams and rafters sized for the span, not for the picture
  • Solid or lattice roof, or a shade run on tracks
  • Wiring for lights and fans built in as it goes up, not stapled on after
  • Stain or paint to match the house
  • Levelling against a pad that is never as square as you were told

Gazebos

Freestanding, so everything the house would have given you — a level line, a wall to tie into — has to be made. The one in the photographs went onto a pad that was out by enough to matter, and the fix is in the frame rather than in the concrete.

Questions

Straight answers

How long does a cover take?
Around two weeks for a full build, one guy. Send a photo of the space and roughly the size you want and I will give you a real number.
Can you put lights and a fan in it?
Yes, and it is much cheaper done while it is going up than added afterwards.
Attached to the house or freestanding?
Either. Attached is cheaper and needs the ledger done properly. Freestanding goes anywhere and costs a little more in posts.

Need patios & gazebos sorted?

Send a photo and I'll tell you what it takes and what it costs.

Or call (916) 440-2499.

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