A roof structure or screened enclosure over a new or existing deck is a valuable addition, providing protection against sun, rain, and insects, while adding more aesthetic and resale value than an awning or a gazebo.
Screened-in porch with knee wall and ceiling fan.
Remember that a roof structure doesn’t have to cover an entire deck. If your deck is large, consider covering only one portion and leaving the remainder uncovered. Besides reducing the price of the project, a partially covered deck allows you to enjoy the sun more on cooler days when the shade isn’t needed.
Ideally, a roof structure should be designed so that it blends into the profile of the home, instead of looking like it was an afterthought. Because of this, we match the shingles and siding of the roof with those of the existing home whenever possible.
Screened Porches and Sunroom Examples
Click on an image to see more about the project. You choose the roof style (gable, lean-to, hip), the ceiling type (vaulted, cathedral, etc.) column design, and more!
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Contact us to schedule an quote for your project. A project manager will meet with you to learn what you’re looking for, discuss deck design possibilities, and show you material options. After that, we’ll prepare a detailed proposal and design rendering. Request a Quote
“They were really top shelf. I am a real estate broker and have a lot of contacts with general contractors. I am really glad I went with true deck specialist. We all have been burned by bums stating they can do decks. It was apparent they really knew what they were doing. These guys were neat and cleaned up. They handled the entire process with proper permits and pricing was really transparent. No hidden extra fees. If I ever get a deck or refer friends and family, it will be Stump’s.”
Screened Porches & Sunrooms
A Natural Extension of Your Home’s Living Space
A roof structure or screened enclosure over a new or existing deck is a valuable addition, providing protection against sun, rain, and insects, while adding more aesthetic and resale value than an awning or a gazebo.
Screened-in porch with knee wall and ceiling fan.
Remember that a roof structure doesn’t have to cover an entire deck. If your deck is large, consider covering only one portion and leaving the remainder uncovered. Besides reducing the price of the project, a partially covered deck allows you to enjoy the sun more on cooler days when the shade isn’t needed.
Ideally, a roof structure should be designed so that it blends into the profile of the home, instead of looking like it was an afterthought. Because of this, we match the shingles and siding of the roof with those of the existing home whenever possible.
Screened Porches and Sunroom Examples
Click on an image to see more about the project.
You choose the roof style (gable, lean-to, hip), the ceiling type (vaulted, cathedral, etc.) column design, and more!
Request a Free Estimate
Contact us to schedule an quote for your project. A project manager will meet with you to learn what you’re looking for, discuss deck design possibilities, and show you material options. After that, we’ll prepare a detailed proposal and design rendering.
Request a Quote
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“They were really top shelf. I am a real estate broker and have a lot of contacts with general contractors. I am really glad I went with true deck specialist. We all have been burned by bums stating they can do decks. It was apparent they really knew what they were doing. These guys were neat and cleaned up. They handled the entire process with proper permits and pricing was really transparent. No hidden extra fees. If I ever get a deck or refer friends and family, it will be Stump’s.”