About Our Covered Patio Construction Service
A covered patio transforms your backyard into a true outdoor room — a space you can use even when it's raining, during the peak of Arkansas summer heat, or on a crisp fall afternoon. We design and build covered patios in a range of styles and materials, from simple aluminum pan covers to fully insulated solid roof systems with fans, lights, and guttering.
Whether you're adding a cover to an existing concrete slab or building a new deck with a covered section, we handle design, permits, and construction from start to finish.
Options & Pricing
All pricing includes design, materials, labor, and permit fees. Get an exact written quote for your project — free, no obligation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Covered patio costs in Northwest Arkansas range from $8,000 for a basic aluminum cover to $45,000+ for a full solid-roof room addition. The most common request — an insulated roof panel system over an existing patio — runs $14,000–$28,000 depending on size. We provide free detailed estimates.
Insulated Roof Panels (IRP) are our top recommendation for NWA's hot summers. The insulated core keeps the space significantly cooler than aluminum pan covers or open pergolas. Many customers add a ceiling fan and LED lighting to complete the space.
Yes — most covered patios require a building permit, especially those attached to the home or over a certain square footage. We handle all permit applications for our customers across Fayetteville, Rogers, Bentonville, Springdale, and all NWA municipalities.
Yes, this is one of our most common projects. We can add a roof structure over an existing wood or composite deck, or over a concrete patio slab. We assess the existing structure during your free consultation to determine the best attachment method and any reinforcement needed.
Serving All of NWA
We provide covered patio construction services across all of Northwest Arkansas, including Fayetteville, Rogers, Bentonville, Springdale, Bella Vista, Centerton, and Siloam Springs. We handle all local permits and understand the building codes and HOA requirements in each community.