Integrated roof and screen systems designed to extend usability while maintaining structural integrity and clean architectural lines.
A covered deck or screened porch transforms your outdoor space from a three-season luxury into a year-round living area. We design integrated roof structures and screen systems that extend seamlessly from your home — matching trim profiles, rooflines, and architectural character. Every covered structure is engineered for Wisconsin wind loads and snow loads.
Covered structures in Wisconsin must handle snow loads and wind exposure. We engineer every roof connection, post size, and beam span for these forces.
We match your home's roofline, trim style, and proportions so the covered deck looks like it was always part of the house.
From traditional screen panels to retractable screen systems, we offer options that balance airflow, insect protection, and aesthetics.
A covered deck adds months of usable time to your outdoor space — from early spring through late fall, rain or shine.
See the materials, methods, and standards behind every covered & screened decks project we deliver.
Realistic pricing for composite decks, covered structures, and multi-level builds in Northeast Wisconsin.
Custom covered porch addition in Appleton, WI
Custom covered porch addition in Appleton, WI
Custom covered porch addition in Appleton, WI
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Covered deck and screened porch projects in NE Wisconsin typically range from $40,000 to $90,000+ depending on size, roof design, snow load engineering requirements, and material selections. We provide ballpark pricing at your design consultation and a full fixed-price proposal within 24 hours.
In many cases, yes. We evaluate the existing structure to determine if it can support a roof system. If upgrades are needed, we include them in the project scope.
Yes, covered structures require building permits in all of our service areas. We handle the full permit process as part of every project.
A covered deck has a roof but open sides. A screen porch adds screen panels to enclose the space, keeping insects out. Many clients combine both — a covered section for grilling and a screened section for seating.
Every project starts with a focused review of your property, goals, and budget.
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