The space
Footprint, zones, attached or freestanding structure, access and existing conditions.
Planning & cost
A clear scope.
A useful comparison.
Start with what you want the space to do. Then compare the work, systems and responsibilities needed to get there.
What shapes the investment?
The systems
Roof configuration, screens or glass, lighting, heat, cooking and controls.
The work around them
Foundations, drainage, utilities, site preparation, professional review and coordination.
Every space is different. Request a quote based on your location, selected systems and complete project scope.
Compare like with like
A kit and a finished project
are different scopes.
Some kit suppliers offer installation and support. Compare the actual proposal, not assumptions about the supplier. Mark each item included, excluded or still to confirm.
Exact footprint, zones and accessories
Site assessment and design
Engineering and permit deliverables
Foundations, drainage and surfaces
Electrical work and other trades
Freight, taxes and installation
Product warranty versus labor coverage
Service contact, travel and follow-up
Planning together
Bring the questions.
Not a finished brief.
Your town, approximate space, main concern and preferred timing are enough for an initial inquiry. If you have alternatives in mind, describe what you like about them.
For a commercial patio, include operating hours, circulation needs and acceptable installation downtime. Assess any return using your own operating assumptions.
Plan your spaceTiming and responsibilities
Manufacturing and installation schedules depend on the chosen scope and current capacity. Discuss HOA coordination, approvals, site preparation and trades before fixing a start date.
See how it worksQuestions worth asking.
Can I start with just screens?
Yes, start by discussing the existing roof and openings. A retrofit screen assessment is a separate inquiry path, not a requirement to buy a whole room.
Should I decide on heating or a kitchen now?
Mention possible future additions so space, clearances and services can be considered. The right sequence depends on the site and scope.
What about HOA requirements?
The client coordinates HOA requirements. Clarify the documents and approvals needed, and who provides each one, before the project proceeds.
When will I get a quote?
The initial form begins a conversation. Quote timing depends on the information and assessment needed; an inquiry does not reserve an appointment or provide an instant quote.
Serving Montana
Montana is home.
From an existing covered porch to a new outdoor room or commercial patio, tell us where you are and what you have in mind.
Include your town or ZIP code so we can discuss the site, scope and next steps with you.
Tell us about your projectYour place. Your possibilities.