Attached Patio Covers
We build attached patio covers for Murphy homes, tying the cover into the home's structure with a ledger, roof tie-in, flashing, and roofing — covered outdoor space that extends the house into the yard.
Attached covers use posts, beams, rafters, a ledger, roof tie-in, flashing, roofing, footings, post anchors, structural connectors, and blocking. We confirm structural attachment points and follow the roof-tie-in and flashing details the project requires.
The result is a covered patio that reads as an extension of the home, with a clean roof tie-in, proper flashing, and a structure built to the yard and the patio.
Freestanding Patio Covers
We build freestanding patio covers for Murphy backyards where the cover stands on its own posts and footings, separate from the home's structure.
Freestanding covers use posts, beams, rafters, post anchors, footings, structural connectors, and blocking — with a roof system carried by the posts and beams rather than a ledger tie-in. We plan the post layout and footings to the patio footprint.
The outcome is a covered outdoor space that stands on its own, sized to the patio and the yard, without a structural tie-in to the home.
Covered Outdoor Living Structures
We build covered outdoor-living structures for Murphy homes — covered patios coordinated with decks, pergolas, and entertaining areas where the yard calls for a larger covered layout.
Covered structures use posts, beams, rafters, footings, post anchors, structural connectors, blocking, and fascia — planned with the deck, pergola, or patio scope where the project includes it. We confirm permit requirements where an attached or covered structure is involved.
The result is a covered outdoor-living area that fits the larger Murphy backyard and the way the household entertains outdoors.
Patio Cover Repair and Wood Component Replacement
We repair existing patio covers for Murphy homes — replacing posts, beams, rafters, or flashing components where weather or age has affected the structure.
Repairs use replacement lumber, posts, beams, rafters, flashing, structural connectors, and fasteners matched to the existing cover. We assess the visible condition before scoping the repair and tell you honestly when replacement makes more sense than a repair.
The outcome is a patio cover with damaged components addressed according to the actual condition, and a structure that is sound where repair is the right call.