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Outdoor builds

Shade for the hot months, built to stay.

A patio cover from Mr. HandyPro is a real post-and-beam build: set posts, a framed roof tied into the house, and a tongue and groove ceiling you want to sit under. We also build decks, porch steps and rails. Backyards in Richland, Pasco and Kennewick get the same crew and the same lumber.

A new post-and-beam patio cover with a gabled front over a backyard patio and lawn

Licensed contractor MRHANHL741DO

How we build a patio cover

Posts set on footings, beams sized for the span, rafters tied into the house, and roofing that matches what is already up there. Underneath, a tongue and groove ceiling, stained or painted, so you are looking at wood and not at the back of a roof. A gable on the front if you want the look.

Most attached patio covers need a permit in Tri-Cities towns. Ask us about yours before we start so there are no surprises.

Decks, steps and rails

New decks, deck repairs, and the porch steps and railings that keep an older house safe to walk into. Treated lumber, proper ledger flashing, and rails that do not move when you lean on them.

Outdoor work we build

  • Post-and-beam patio covers with a tongue and groove ceiling
  • Gabled or flat roofs, tied into the house
  • Decks and deck repairs
  • Porch steps, landings and railings
  • Stain, paint and seal

Where we work: Kennewick, Pasco, Richland and West Richland, from our base in Kennewick. A little outside that? Ask.

During and done

A patio cover, framed to finished

Posts, beams and rafters tied into the house, then roofing, a gable on the front and a tongue and groove ceiling underneath.

All before and after
A patio cover under construction, posts and beams up and a ladder against the roof
The finished patio cover with a gabled front over the patio and lawn

More from the job

  • A finished patio cover running the width of the house
  • New wood porch steps and railing at a front door

Questions

Patio Covers and Decks questions

Do I need a permit for a patio cover?

Usually, yes, for a cover attached to the house. Each city has its own rules. Tell us where the house is and we will walk you through what it requires before the work starts.

How much does a patio cover cost?

It depends on the size, the roof style, the ceiling finish and whether it ties into the house. Send a photo of the back of the house and the rough size you want, and we will price it.

Can you fix my existing deck instead of replacing it?

Often, yes. If the framing is sound we replace boards, rails and steps. If the framing is rotten we tell you, because new boards on bad joists is money wasted.

Free estimates

Get a free estimate on patio covers and decks

Send the list, with a photo of each thing, and the price comes back in writing. We get back to you the same day, usually within a few hours.

  • Licensed, bonded and insured. Washington contractor license MRHANHL741DO.
  • Half down, the rest when it is done. You never pay for work that has not happened.
  • One-year workmanship warranty and a clean work area at the end of every day.
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