SeaTac's neighborhoods around Angle Lake and McMicken Heights are full of mid-century homes with worn-out decks and fences, and we replace them with cedar, composite and vinyl built to last. A patio cover is what turns a deck or patio in SeaTac from a summer-only space into a year-round one. Euro Decks builds solid-roof covers that match the house, open pergolas, and louvered and translucent-panel covers that let light through and keep rain off.
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Free Estimate in SeaTac
Most lots are flat or gently sloped with mature trees, and lakefront homes on Angle Lake deal with shoreline rules and moisture. In SeaTac we build covers that look like part of the house, not an add-on. Matching roofing, painted or stained cedar posts and beams, and clean flashing at the wall.
Free Estimate
1950s to 70s ramblers and split-levels in McMicken Heights, Riverton Heights and around Angle Lake, plus newer infill. Whatever your SeaTac home looks like, you get a written scope, permit drawings, a schedule and a 5-year warranty on the finished cover.
Attached patio covers in SeaTac almost always need a permit and freestanding ones often do depending on size. We prepare the drawings and handle the application and inspections.
Our patio cover installation work in SeaTac covers Angle Lake, McMicken Heights, Riverton Heights, Bow Lake and the rest of the SeaTac area. SeaTac is about thirty minutes from Maple Valley.
Ready to talk about patio cover installation in SeaTac? Call (425) 437-4889 or send the form below. You get a free on-site consultation, samples from our mobile showroom and a written number, with no pressure.
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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.
Solid-roof covers that match the house roofline, open pergolas, and louvered or translucent-panel covers that let light through while keeping rain off.
