Covered Patios
Covered Deck and Patio Builder in Seattle | Mill Decking
Seattle doesn't pause for rain, and your backyard shouldn't either. A well-built covered deck extends your outdoor living season dramatically — protecting your surface, your furniture, and your plans from whatever the Pacific Northwest delivers. We build attached and freestanding covered structures with the same standard we bring to every deck we touch: permitted, detailed, and built to last.
5+ years of experience
Certified Contractor
Seattle's Favorite Deck Builders 2026

What we offer
Protection overhead without sacrificing the outdoor feel.
Attached and freestanding covered deck structures
Solid roof and louvered cover systems
Weather-resistant framing and roofing materials
Integrated lighting and fan rough-ins during construction
Waterproofing systems at all roof penetrations
Full permit management on every structural build
What's included
Everything from first post to final walkthrough.
Free site consultation and structural assessment
Permit-ready design and code-compliant engineering
Full framing, roofing, and finish installation
Waterproofing at all penetrations and edges
Cleanup and final walkthrough
Our approach
Built to look like it belongs — not bolted on.
We design around your home's existing lines and finishes
We spec materials rated for real PNW rain and wind loads
Permits are handled as standard — no separate coordination required
We communicate the timeline and hold to it throughout
Why a covered deck
More time outside is always worth the investment.
Extends outdoor use through the full Pacific Northwest year
Adds functional square footage without a full home addition
Increases resale value and curb appeal
Protects your deck surface and outdoor investment year-round
FAQs
Do covered decks require permits in Seattle?
Yes — any structural roof addition requires a permit. We handle the full submission and municipality coordination as standard.
What roofing materials do you use?
We select materials based on your home's aesthetic and site exposure — options include metal roofing, composite panels, and cedar framing systems.
How long does a covered deck build take?
Typically 5–8 days depending on size and structural complexity.
Can you add lighting or a fan to the covered structure?
Yes — we rough in electrical during construction so any additions are clean and code-compliant from day one.
