Frequently Asked Questions

$5000-$50,000 The cost of building a patio depends on various factors such as the size, materials used, and complexity of the design. We offer free estimates to help you get an idea of the cost.

Yes, we offer a Lifetime Material warranty for our Patio Covers to ensure that they are built to last and withstand various weather conditions 1 year Labor LifeTime Materials Warranty .

Yes, we can install outdoor lighting to enhance the beauty and functionality of your patio.

With every project being unique Custom Louvered Patio Covers add 70-95% of the purchase price of the Project to your homes value depending on markets.

Non-insulated (flat pan, w-pan, roll form) provide shade and rain protection at a lower cost (1) Sheet of Aluminum.
 

Insulated panels (often 3” thick with foam core) reduce heat transfer, keep the space cooler, and allows Customers to walk on top if needing to clean above the Patio Cover "not advised". (2) Sheets of Aluminum and 3"-6" of Foam.
 

Small (10'x20') covers: 1–2 days.
 

Larger/louvered systems: 2–4+ days.
 

Permitting and HOA approval take longer than installation itself. Normally about 4-8 weeks
 

  Yes a patio cover can be attached to a home via a wall mount, under eve mount or roof mount connection.
 

Yes you Can Add Lights, Fans, Plugs,  and heaters to the framework and ceiling of the Patio Cover.
 

The cost depends on size, materials, and style:

Flat Pan Non-Insulated: ~$26–$37 sq. ft.
 

Insulated Covers: ~$32–$55 sq. ft.
 

Louvered Roof Systems: ~$110+ sq. ft.

Add-ons like LED lights, fans, or steel posts or footings can change the price. We provide a Free detailed quote with every design.
 

Roll-form: lighter gauge aluminum, more affordable, great for basic shade.Comes in Cedar Embossing 8 different Colors Lifetime Material Warranty
 

Extruded: Thicker, Structurally stronger, and often used in louvered roofs or hybrid covers, Commercial High End Applications. 4 Colors Black, White , Tan, Brown 20 Year Finish Warranty
 

A standard lattice Cover provides 50% of shade Although it can be increased or decreased with the lattice tube spacing.
 

  Depending on the specifications  and jurisdiction of the Patio  cover. California requires permits on freestanding covers over 120 sqft or if attached to the home.
 

 Patio covers are generally solid Non insulated or insulated Attached to the home. Whereas Pergolas are Usually Freestanding and allow partial light to comer through the roof system allowing designs on the ground from the shade.
 

Patio Covers are designed to keep the water out of the living space. With Larger storms water can be blown back from edges of the Patio.
 

Yes we partner with hearth and Acorn Finance to Offer 0% interest and terms that fit your budget.
 

Yes, Proven Patio Builds all Patio Covers to local wind-speeds and snow loads listed by the Building departments.
 

With Every Backyard and Outdoor Living Space unique We recommend a designer to come asses the space to customize it to the area. Generally over the concrete slab or seating area off the Patio.
 

Yes witch Louvered Roofs being the Top of the Line when it comes to Patio Covers It gives you the versatility to enjoy all seasons with the flip of a switch. No more sacrificing Natural Light To create a usable outdoor living space.