More Comfort, More Coverage All Year Long

Covered Decks & Patio Roofs in Montana

Protection from the Elements, Without Losing the View

What to Expect with a Covered Deck or Roofed Patio

We build covered decks and patio roofs that give you shade in the summer, protection from rain, and shelter from snow—all without closing off your view. Our projects are framed to match your home’s roofline or support structure, using wood or composite materials rated for Montana conditions. Whether you want a gable roof, shed-style, or pergola, we design each cover to enhance comfort and increase your home’s usable square footage.

Shade, Shelter, and Structure That Adds Value

Why Montana Homeowners Add Roofs to Their Decks

A covered deck transforms your space from seasonal to year-round. Montana’s UV rays, rainstorms, and snowfall can quickly age unprotected decks. Adding a roof not only improves comfort it also protects your investment. Covered spaces stay cleaner, safer, and easier to maintain. Plus, they create outdoor zones that feel like true extensions of your home.

Extend your outdoor season by months

Reduce fading and damage from sun and snow

Add privacy, comfort, and resale appeal

Covered deck with gable roof and seating area in Montana backyard

Built for Function and Built to Last

Montana-Strong Patio Covers Engineered for Load

We design every roof and overhead structure to meet local snow load, wind rating, and code requirements. Whether free-standing or attached, our covered decks are built with pressure-treated posts, galvanized hardware, and structural supports that won’t sag or shift. From Kalispell to Billings, we know how to build for weather so your roof doesn’t just look good, it performs all year.

Gable patio roof with exposed beams and fan installed on Montana deck

Styles That Match Your Home and Lifestyle

Gable, Shed, Pergola & Custom Roof Options

Every covered deck starts with the right design. We offer gable roofs for symmetry and headroom, shed styles for clean, modern lines, and pergolas for partial shade. Want something unique? We build custom roof structures to tie in with your home’s elevation, siding, and window placement. Add skylights, ceiling fans, heaters, or lighting for even more function. Our goal: a structure that fits and feels like it’s always been there.

We Handle It All Design, Permits, and Build

Worry-Free Covered Deck Construction in Montana

Covered structures require careful planning and local approvals. That’s why we manage everything from structural drawings and code compliance to HOA submissions and final inspections. Our Montana crews have installed hundreds of patio roofs and covered decks, and we bring the same attention to detail to every post, beam, and bracket. You choose the style we’ll handle the rest.

Montana crew building covered deck with snow-rated roofing in progress

Why We’re Montana’s Go-To for Covered Decks

Snow-Rated Roofing: All covers built to handle local snow and wind loads.

Custom Rooflines: Gable, shed, and flat styles tailored to your home.

Low-Maintenance Options: Choose composite trim, metal roofing, or stain-grade wood.

Permit-Ready Plans: We handle all design drawings and code approvals.

Weather-Tested Materials: Pressure-treated, galvanized, and sealed for four-season use.

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Make Every Month a Deck Month

Covered decks make Montana homes more livable year-round. You’ll enjoy morning coffee in the fall, shaded barbecues in the summer, and snow-free steps in winter. Our covered structures are designed for real use not just looks. Whether you want a quiet retreat or a hosting space, we make sure your new roofed deck works with your lifestyle and lasts for years.

All-season builds for year-round outdoor use

Ideal for seating areas, outdoor dining, or spas

Great ROI for resale or long-term comfort

We Build Across Montana For Every Climate Zone

Roofed Structures That Work in Your Zip Code

From wind-prone ridges near Livingston to heavy snow zones in Kalispell, we tailor every covered deck to local conditions. That means deeper footings, stronger bracing, and steeper pitches when needed. We factor in orientation, runoff, sun angles, and ventilation. No prefab shortcuts—just roofs and covers that work exactly where they’re built.