Centennial, CO · Family-owned

Patio covers in Centennial, CO.

Covered patios built for Centennial, shade from the strong sun and a real roof for Hail Alley hail and snow. Built by Jon & Janessa Lang.

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Covered patio built for shade, hail and snow on a Centennial home

Built for Centennial

A patio cover earns its keep in an established suburb.

Centennial sits at about 5,830 feet, right in Hail Alley, under strong mountain sun. A bare patio bakes all afternoon in summer and takes a beating every time a big storm rolls through. Since a lot of homes here date back to the 1970s through the 1990s, plenty of patios are still bare concrete with no cover at all. A real roof over it fixes both, shade when it's hot, and cover when it hails or snows.

We build patio covers that are a true roof on solid posts, not a flimsy add-on. That's what lets it shrug off the hail, shed the snow, and still look like it was part of the house from day one.

  • A solid roof that takes the hail so your patio, furniture, and grill don't.
  • Real shade from the strong Front Range sun, so the patio is usable on a hot afternoon.
  • A cover built right over an existing deck, shade without losing the deck.
  • City permit and HOA paperwork handled for you, so the whole thing is done by the book.
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Built for Centennial conditions

The details that make a Centennial patio cover last.

Most patio covers fail for the same few reasons, the hail, the snow, the sun, the clay, or a skipped permit. We build for all of them.

Clay that lifts footings

The clay under Centennial swells up when it gets wet, enough to push a patio cover post out of true. We dig the posts down deep, past the clay to solid ground, so a wet spring can't lift the cover.

Strong sun at about 5,830 feet

The strong sun makes a bare patio too hot to use on an afternoon, a cover gives you real shade. We use tougher boards that hold their color longer instead of fading and drying out in a summer or two.

Right in Hail Alley

Centennial sits right in Hail Alley and gets some of the worst hail anywhere. A real roof over your patio takes the hits so your patio, table, and grill don't, and so you're not patching damage after every big summer storm.

City permit & HOA approval

A patio cover needs a permit from the City of Centennial, the same as a deck. A standard review takes about 10 to 15 business days, and we pull it for you. We also fill out the HOA form for neighborhoods like Willow Creek and Piney Creek.

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"The inspector was impressed by their system and mentioned this deck is built to withstand a hurricane."

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What we see in Centennial yards

The Centennial patio-cover calls all start to rhyme.

After a few hundred Front Range builds, the requests from this city are predictable in the best way. Odds are yours is on this list, and we've already solved it.

A roof over an open patio

The most common call: a bare concrete patio, original to the house, that bakes in the sun and takes hail every summer. We add a real roof on solid posts so you get shade, cover from the hail, and a spot you can actually use all season.

A cover over an existing deck

Plenty of Centennial homes already have a deck from decades back. We build the cover right over it so you keep the deck and gain shade and a roof, after we check the footings can carry the extra weight.

Done patching after the hail

If you've had to replace patio furniture, a grill, or a roof after a Centennial storm, a covered patio is the fix. The roof takes the hits, so the next big hail doesn't start it all over.

Planning around Piney Creek

On the lots near Piney Creek that sit in the floodplain, we plan the footings and the drainage first, so water moves away from the cover instead of pooling under it. It just takes a little extra planning up front.

HOA-approved covers

In Willow Creek and Piney Creek, nothing gets built until the HOA approves the materials and colors. We've done that paperwork before and handle it for you.

Replacing an old, worn-out cover

Some Centennial homes already have a patio cover from the original build, and it's sagging or graying now. We tear out the old one and build a real roof in its place, sized and framed for our snow and hail.

What Centennial-area homeowners say

4.9 stars across 196+ Front Range yards.

Real, verified Google reviews from homeowners who hired Jon & Janessa.

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"Colorado Elite Outdoor Contractors completed an incredible covered deck for us. Jon and Janessa were very professional, open, honest and communicative. They were great to work with. We would highly recommend Colorado Elite Outdoor Contractors for any of your outdoor construction needs."

Jerry & Rose Williams · Covered deck
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"After researching several local companies, they were the clear winner. While they were not the cheapest option, the quality of their work far exceeded the cost. Their attention to detail and extraordinary craftsmanship were evident in every square inch of the project."

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"I am extremely impressed with the workmanship. High quality product and materials. Exceptional communication."

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Where we build in Centennial

Patio covers across every Centennial neighborhood.

From the mature yards of Willow Creek and Piney Creek to the family streets of Southglenn and Walnut Hills. A few of the neighborhoods we work in:

Centennial patio-cover questions

What homeowners ask us.

Do I need a permit for a patio cover in Centennial?
Yes. Centennial is its own city, so a patio cover permit comes from the City of Centennial, not Arapahoe County, the same as a deck or any roofed structure. A standard review usually takes about 10 to 15 business days. We draw up the plans, pull the permit, and handle the inspections for you.
Will a patio cover stand up to Centennial hail and snow?
That's the whole point. Centennial sits right in Hail Alley, so we build a real roof on solid posts and size the frame for our snow. It takes the hits so your patio, furniture, and grill don't, and it sheds snow the right way instead of holding it.
Does my HOA have to approve a patio cover?
In a lot of Centennial neighborhoods, yes. Willow Creek and Piney Creek both set standards for materials and colors, and the HOA has to sign off before the city will permit. We fill out the paperwork for you.
My lot is near Piney Creek, does that change anything?
It can. Some lots near Piney Creek sit in a FEMA floodplain, so before we set footings we check where your lot falls and plan the drainage so water moves away from the cover instead of pooling under it. We're upfront with you about it during the estimate, it just takes a little more planning, not a different result.
What about the clay soil under the posts?
The clay under Centennial swells when it gets wet. We dig the cover's posts down deep, past the clay, to solid ground, so a wet spring doesn't push the cover up or pull it off the house.
Can you cover a deck I already have?
Usually, yes. On a lot of Centennial lots we add a cover right over an existing deck so you get shade and a roof without losing the deck. We check the footings and framing first to make sure they can carry the added weight, then build it to match.

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