Our neighbor across the street had hers done by her daughters father in law and we contacted him. He builds it with pressure treated wood and then in cases it in cedar. If you have gutters, he removes them and attaches them to the cover. We are paying $2300 for 10X15. The roof will be shingled and the inside of the roof (the part we see) is painted bead board. It is attached to the house, so thats why we had to get permission from HOA. He should be finishing it this week
Quote from: Bethany on March 23, 2008, 07:21:46 AMQuote from: monster addict on March 23, 2008, 05:55:03 AMwe got one because our contractor suggested it. I didn't know we had a "choice" It was $50 bucks, but at least I don't need to worry about it. We did have to get an OK from our HOA thoughWho did ya'lls patio cover? We have bids ranging from $2200 - $5000 for the same exact patio that I want. I'll have to get out my HOA rules book. I thought that no approval is needed if it's not visible from the road???Wow, what sq ft are you trying to cover. We have almost 100 sq ft we are trying to cover, thinking we may do it ourselves and take a year to do it LOLDo you have a link on the company/type of covering you are doing?
Quote from: monster addict on March 23, 2008, 05:55:03 AMwe got one because our contractor suggested it. I didn't know we had a "choice" It was $50 bucks, but at least I don't need to worry about it. We did have to get an OK from our HOA thoughWho did ya'lls patio cover? We have bids ranging from $2200 - $5000 for the same exact patio that I want. I'll have to get out my HOA rules book. I thought that no approval is needed if it's not visible from the road???
we got one because our contractor suggested it. I didn't know we had a "choice" It was $50 bucks, but at least I don't need to worry about it. We did have to get an OK from our HOA though
Anyone else have something similar to this?
