Patio Cover
- Open sides and outdoor feel
- Lower scope than a room
- Strong shade and hail protection
- Good for dining, grilling, and sitting
Covered Patios & Patio Covers · Denver Metro, CO
Shade. Structure. Still feels like outside.
A patio cover adds a real roof over your patio or deck. No walls, no enclosure — just protection from sun, hail, rain, snow, and Colorado afternoon weather.
Open-air outdoor spaceReal roof structureBuilt for Colorado weather2-Year WarrantyFinancing Available
Start with the space you already have.
A site visit tells us more than a generic price range ever will: roofline, access, slope, existing structure, and how you want to use the room.
Want to check if this is the right fit?
We can look at the space and tell you whether a patio cover makes sense or if another option is better.
What makes it different
Not everyone needs a sunroom. Sometimes you just need a roof.
If the goal is grilling without checking the forecast, eating outside in July without being cooked by the sun, or creating a covered zone off the back door, a patio cover may be the right size project.
Compare the scope
A cover is the simplest way to add protection.
It is not a sunroom and it should not pretend to be. That is why it works for the right homeowner.
Enclosure or Sunroom
- More protection from wind, bugs, cold, and snow
- More enclosed and finished
- Larger scope and budget
- Better for daily use across more seasons
What goes into it
Here’s what gets planned before the build.
Roof designPitch, drainage, fascia, and connection details are planned around the existing home.
RoofingShingles, standing seam metal, or low-slope systems depending on design conditions.
StructureWood framing to engineering specs, with steel where spans or posts require it.
Posts & footingsSupport points and footings are planned around the patio, deck, grade, and access.
FinishPainted or stained details should look intentional with the home exterior.
Water managementGutters, runoff, snow, and drainage matter in Colorado.
Options
Not every home needs the same shape or scope.
Attached patio cover
Connected to the home for a cleaner transition from inside to outside.
Deck roof cover
Adds shade and weather protection to an elevated or exposed deck.
Low-slope cover
Used when the home’s roofline or wall height limits pitch.
Real uses from real homeowners
What this space actually does for the house.
- Covered outdoor dining.
- Grilling area that works when weather shifts.
- Deck upgrade with shade and structure.
- Backyard transition between the door and yard.
- Evening sitting area that stays comfortable longer.
Relevant projects
Similar work from Colorado homes.
These are not stock examples. They show real choices: rooflines, windows, elevation, connection points, and finished space.
Boulder, CO
Cascade Roof Cover
A roof cover that keeps the open-air feel while adding shade and structure.
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Columbine Valley, CO
Roof Cover Over the Deck
A deck that became more usable because the structure finally protected it.
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Wheat Ridge, CO
Covered Back Patio
An outdoor area made more comfortable without turning it into a full room.
View CaseFinancing available
Check Financing OptionsGood work shouldn’t mean rushing the budget.
Financing is available through HFS Financial for qualified homeowners. It can help keep the project focused on the right long-term design instead of the cheapest short-term compromise.
Want to see what this could look like on your home?
We’ll walk the space, talk through the options, and give you a clear picture of what is realistic for the home and budget.
Free estimateLicensed & insured2-year warrantyFinancing available