Des Moines runs along Puget Sound from the marina to Redondo, and its view lots and mid-century homes are a good place for decks, covers and fences built for marine weather. Euro Decks installs patio covers for Des Moines homeowners who want to use the backyard in March and November, not just July. Every cover is built for our rain and, where it matters, for snow load.
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Salt air and wind off the Sound accelerate corrosion and weathering, so we specify stainless or coated hardware and composite decking for waterfront and bluff homes. That is why every Des Moines cover we build is designed for the site: footing depth, post spacing, roof pitch and attachment detail are settled before we quote, and the permit drawings come from that design.
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1950s to 70s ramblers and split-levels around the marina, Zenith and Redondo, with view homes along Marine View Drive. We build attached and freestanding covers for Des Moines homes: over decks, over paver patios, next to pools and hot tubs, and as full outdoor rooms with kitchens and fire features.
Many Des Moines homeowners build the cover together with a new deck or patio so the posts, footings and roof are designed as one structure.
Our patio cover installation work in Des Moines covers Des Moines Marina, Redondo, Zenith, Woodmont and the rest of the Des Moines waterfront. Des Moines is about thirty minutes from Maple Valley.
For patio cover installation in Des Moines, call Euro Decks at (425) 437-4889 or fill out the free estimate form. We reply within one business day and the consultation is free.
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Most covers take one to two weeks on site once the permit is approved. Larger outdoor rooms with kitchens or fireplaces take longer.
Yes. Planning the wiring during the build is much easier than adding it later, so tell us what you want at the design stage.
Usually, if the deck framing and footings can carry the load. We inspect first and add posts and footings where needed.
