Custom patio covers, screen rooms, sunrooms, and seamless gutters across Denham Springs and Greater Baton Rouge. Owner-led from the first conversation to the final walk-through.
You are not hiring a faceless contractor or buying a kit off a shelf. You are working with a local father-and-son team that shows up, builds it right, and stands behind it.
Justin runs every job himself, from the first measurement to the final walk-through. The person who quotes your project is the person who builds it.
A father-and-son team with decades of combined experience. You get real craftsmanship and people who stand behind the work, not a rotating crew of subs.
Every structure is engineered for our heat, humidity, and storms, and built to Louisiana wind and building code. It holds up long after the catalog photo fades.
No off-the-shelf kits. We design each project to match your home and how you actually want to use the space, then price it honestly by the square foot.
Vinyl siding is priced by the square foot, so the total depends on the size of your home, the profile and color you choose, and how much trim detail is involved. We measure your home and give you an exact, itemized quote for free — no obligation and no surprise add-ons.
Yes for most Baton Rouge–area homeowners. The foam-core roof blocks heat and quiets rain so the space stays comfortable and usable right through the Louisiana summer. It costs more up front than an open cover, but the comfort pays off.
Noticeably cooler. The solid insulated panel stops the radiant heat that passes through an open or flat-panel roof, so the shade underneath stays cooler even at midday.
Yes. The foam core muffles rain to a soft patter instead of the loud drumming you get on a thin aluminum roof.
Yes. The solid insulated panel makes it easy to mount ceiling fans, lighting, or a finished ceiling underneath.
Most go up in just a few days once your design is approved and materials are ready. We give you a clear timeline up front.
Yes. We match the roofline, pitch, and color so the cover looks built-in, not bolted on.
It’s our most budget-friendly cover. We price it per square foot and give you an itemized quote up front — no phone-quote guesswork.
Usually yes, but the slab has to be right. Four things decide it: the slab edge, the footing under that edge, the slope it was poured with, and the shape it is in now. Here is how to size up your own patio before anyone comes out to measure.
The City of Baton Rouge permit sheet names patio covers outright. Sunrooms and screen rooms are not named, but they fall under additions to an existing structure. Here is what the sheet says, word for word, and why the 200 square foot exemption rarely helps.
An Eze-Breeze room uses four-track vinyl panels that slide and stack to open your walls up to 75 percent, then close tight when the weather turns. Here is how it compares to a screen room and a glass room in Louisiana humidity.
