Custom outdoor living space with pergola and dining area

Outdoor Living

Outdoor Living Spaces in the Greater Seattle Area

Covered patios, pergolas, outdoor kitchens, decks, lighting, and hardscape planned for Pacific Northwest conditions.

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Planning for the Site

Start With Shelter, Drainage, and Use

An outdoor area should be planned around how it will be used and what the site allows. Cover, wind, drainage, privacy, access from the house, and room for cooking or seating all affect the layout.

We coordinate covered patios, pergolas, decks, outdoor kitchens, hardscape, lighting, and utility connections with the home's architecture and Pacific Northwest weather in mind.

What We Build

Covered patios and pergolas

Outdoor kitchens and BBQ stations

Custom deck design and construction

Concrete, paver, and natural stone work

Outdoor lighting design

Privacy screens and decorative fencing

Fire pit areas and gathering spaces

Weatherproof material selection

Get a Free Consultation

Tell us about your outdoor project and we'll be in touch within one business day.

Site Planning

Details That Determine How the Space Works

Designed for the Pacific Northwest

Covered structures, drainage, and moisture-resistant materials help an outdoor area remain useful through more of the Pacific Northwest year.

Fit to the House and Lot

No cookie-cutter decks. We design outdoor spaces that match your home's architecture and work with your lot, whether it's flat, sloped, or tight on space.

Electrical & Plumbing Included

Outdoor kitchens, heaters, lighting, and sound systems all require proper utility connections. We handle all of it in-house, with no separate contractors to manage.

Premium Materials

We use cedar, Ipe, composite decking, and powder-coated steel: materials selected for appearance and exposure to rain, sun, and daily use.

Common Questions

Outdoor Living FAQ

It depends on the structure. Most covered patios and pergolas over a certain size require a permit. Decks over 30 inches above grade typically require permits as well. We handle all permit applications and coordinate inspections as part of our service.
We recommend materials that handle moisture well: cedar, Ipe, composite decking, powder-coated steel, and concrete pavers all perform excellently in the PNW. We'll guide you through the best options for your budget and aesthetic during your consultation.
Yes. With the right design, A covered roof structure, outdoor heaters, string lighting, and weatherproof furniture can make an outdoor space usable 10–11 months of the year in the Seattle area. We design with Pacific Northwest weather in mind from the start.
A straightforward deck or patio can take 2–4 weeks. A more complex project with a covered structure, outdoor kitchen, and lighting typically runs 4–8 weeks. We aim to complete outdoor projects before the rainy season where possible.
★★★★★
"The outdoor living space they built for us has become our favorite part of the house. Perfect craftsmanship, gorgeous materials, and a team that was a pleasure to work with."

Chris & Dana H., Woodinville Covered Patio & Pergola

Planning an Outdoor Living Project in the Greater Seattle Area?

Discuss your plans with an outdoor living contractor serving Bellevue, Kirkland, Redmond, Sammamish, Issaquah, and nearby communities.

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