Custom-built screened porches, open-air pavilions, and three-season rooms designed to match your house.
OUTDOOR LIVING
Enjoy your backyard, rain or shine
A covered porch or pavilion lets you host family cookouts or read outside without worrying about a sudden rain shower, hot midday sun, or mosquitoes. We build covered spaces that feel like they were always part of your house.
Whether you want a screened porch with a custom cedar tongue-and-groove ceiling, or an open-air pavilion complete with infrared heaters, lighting, and an outdoor fireplace, we frame and finish everything to the highest standard.
OUR CRAFT
Built to match your home's roof lines
We build our roof structures to tie in seamlessly with your home's existing roof line, matching the shingles, siding, and trim exactly. This ensures the porch looks natural and handles heavy snow loads safely.
Finished Cedar Ceilings: Warm, natural cedar tongue-and-groove panels finished with weather-resistant sealers.
Screen & Window Options: High-clarity screens, motorized retractable screens, or removable vinyl window panels for multi-season flexibility.
OUR PROJECTS
Recent Covered Outdoor Rooms
Explore a selection of our covered porches and customized open-air pavilions built for local Massachusetts homes.
Weston Covered Porch
Weston, MA
Chestnut Hill Pavilion
Chestnut Hill, MA
Custom Screened Porch
Wellesley, MA
FAQ
Common Questions About Covered Porches
A screened porch uses mesh screens, allowing complete airflow and breeze while keeping insects out. A three-season room incorporates glass or vinyl window panels and screens, shielding you from wind, rain, and colder temperatures, allowing you to use the space comfortably from early spring to late autumn.
Absolutely. We specialize in building integrated masonry and stone fireplaces (both wood-burning and gas-powered). We also handle pre-wiring for outdoor-rated TVs, sound systems, and internet connections, ensuring all electronics are properly protected from the elements.
During the architectural design phase, we match the roof pitch, shingles, gutters, and trim details of your existing house. The goal is for the finished structure to look like it was built with the house, not added on years later.
Ready to build a covered porch or pavilion?
Get in touch to talk about your project and schedule an on-site estimate.
