What's the difference between a patio cover and a pergola?

A patio cover has a solid roof — usually tied into your home's roofline — that gives shade and weather protection. A pergola has an open or slatted top for filtered light. Patio covers are the better fit when you want a covered outdoor room you can use in rain or snow.

Can a patio cover be attached to my house?

Yes. Most of the patio covers we build in Colorado Springs are attached to the home, engineered to match the existing roofline and load path. Freestanding patio covers are also an option when the geometry works better.

How long does a patio cover install take?

Most attached patio covers install in one to two weeks on site once design, permits, and materials are locked in. We share the schedule during pre-construction.

Do patio covers require a permit in El Paso County?

Yes — attached patio covers are structural additions and require a permit in Colorado Springs and El Paso County. We handle permitting and HOA submittals as part of the build.

Can you add lighting or a ceiling fan to the patio cover?

Yes. We regularly build patio covers with pre-wired recessed lighting, fan boxes, and outlet locations planned during design so the electrical rough-in fits your finish.

Patio Covers · Colorado Springs, CO

Custom Patio Covers That Match Your Home

Covered outdoor living spaces that extend your usable square footage and give you shade, weather protection, and a finished, room-feel that ties into your home.

(719) 492-7236

Patio Covers in Colorado Springs, CO. A well-built patio cover turns your outdoor space into a place you can enjoy through more of Colorado's seasons. We design and build patio covers as part of a complete outdoor living solution — cohesive with your home's architecture and the way you use the space.

From initial consultation through project completion, we provide detailed planning, transparent communication, and superior craftsmanship — the same approach we bring to every custom deck we build.

What's included

Free on-site consultation
Custom design that ties into your home's roofline
Shade and weather protection for year-round use
Quality materials and finishes
Detailed, itemized estimate
Thorough cleanup and final walkthrough

Other services we build

Our process

How we build your patio covers

01
On-site consultation
We come out, walk the space, and talk through how you want to use your covered patio.
02
Personalized design & estimate
A design tailored to your home and an itemized estimate — no surprises.
03
Expert build
Our crew builds your patio cover with meticulous attention to detail.
04
Final walkthrough
Site cleanup, final inspection, and a walkthrough of the finished project.

Why homeowners choose All Custom Deck

Prompt & Professional

Responsive communication, detailed planning, and transparent estimates from first call to final walkthrough.

Excellent Quality

Superior materials paired with meticulous craftsmanship and a commitment to quality on every project.

Licensed & Insured

Fully licensed and insured Colorado contractor — with a BBB-accredited track record you can verify.

Personalized Design

Detailed consultation and custom design solutions that fit your home's architecture and your lifestyle.

Patio Covers FAQs

What's the difference between a patio cover and a pergola?: A patio cover has a solid roof — usually tied into your home's roofline — that gives shade and weather protection. A pergola has an open or slatted top for filtered light. Patio covers are the better fit when you want a covered outdoor room you can use in rain or snow.
Can a patio cover be attached to my house?: Yes. Most of the patio covers we build in Colorado Springs are attached to the home, engineered to match the existing roofline and load path. Freestanding patio covers are also an option when the geometry works better.
How long does a patio cover install take?: Most attached patio covers install in one to two weeks on site once design, permits, and materials are locked in. We share the schedule during pre-construction.
Do patio covers require a permit in El Paso County?: Yes — attached patio covers are structural additions and require a permit in Colorado Springs and El Paso County. We handle permitting and HOA submittals as part of the build.
Can you add lighting or a ceiling fan to the patio cover?: Yes. We regularly build patio covers with pre-wired recessed lighting, fan boxes, and outlet locations planned during design so the electrical rough-in fits your finish.

Service area

We build patio covers across Colorado Springs and the surrounding metropolitan area. Start with our Colorado Springs deck builders page, or jump to your neighborhood below.

Request a free estimate

Tell us about your project — we'll come out, listen, measure, and follow up with a detailed written estimate.