Patio Covers Southaven MS | Custom Remodeling LLC

Before & After

Real photos from jobs we've finished, before and after. Call to see more of this work.

Before: an aged exposed-aggregate concrete patio with weathered brick coping, a dark-framed enclosed porch with a blue tarp over part of its roof, a covered grill, and a ladder leaning against the brick chimney — Backyard paver patio and sunroom addition
Before: an aged exposed-aggregate concrete patio with weathered brick coping and a dated dark-framed enclosed porch with a blue tarp over part of its roof. After: an elevated stone paver patio with a brick retaining wall and lit stone steps, and a bright sunroom addition with cream board-and-batten siding and white trim.

After: an elevated stone paver patio with a brick retaining wall and lit stone steps beside a sunroom addition with cream board-and-batten siding and white trim, at dusk — Backyard paver patio and sunroom addition
Before: an aged exposed-aggregate concrete patio with weathered brick coping and a dated dark-framed enclosed porch with a blue tarp over part of its roof. After: an elevated stone paver patio with a brick retaining wall and lit stone steps, and a bright sunroom addition with cream board-and-batten siding and white trim.

Before: an open wood deck behind a brick home with blue cushioned patio furniture, a grill, planters, and a closed umbrella under an overcast sky — Open deck enclosed into a screened porch
Before: an open wood deck behind a brick home with patio furniture, a grill, and planters exposed to the weather. After: the same deck fully enclosed as a screened porch with dark screen panels, warm wood trim, a stained ceiling with a fan, and the furnishings protected inside.

After: the same deck enclosed as a screened porch with dark screen panels, warm wood trim and steps, a stained ceiling with a fan, and the patio furniture inside — Open deck enclosed into a screened porch
Before: an open wood deck behind a brick home with patio furniture, a grill, and planters exposed to the weather. After: the same deck fully enclosed as a screened porch with dark screen panels, warm wood trim, a stained ceiling with a fan, and the furnishings protected inside.

Before: a screened porch with light tan framing, an exposed red brick corner column, full-height screen panels, and a bench on the lawn behind a two-story home with tan siding — Screened porch rebuilt with black framing and wood knee walls
Before: the original screened porch with light tan framing, an exposed red brick corner column, and full-height screen panels running down to the ground. After: the same porch rebuilt with matte black framing and dark screen mesh, a screen door, and warm wood-toned horizontal siding along the knee wall.

After: the same screened porch rebuilt with matte black framing, dark screen mesh, a screen door, and warm wood-toned horizontal siding along the knee wall on a concrete slab — Screened porch rebuilt with black framing and wood knee walls
Before: the original screened porch with light tan framing, an exposed red brick corner column, and full-height screen panels running down to the ground. After: the same porch rebuilt with matte black framing and dark screen mesh, a screen door, and warm wood-toned horizontal siding along the knee wall.

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Project Photos

Completed
Covered outdoor kitchen with timber gables, stone-faced grill island, bar seating, and a lounge area

Work in progress
Patio cover construction in progress with timber posts, roof underlayment, ladders, and unfinished trim

Project photo
Screened-in patio under a shingle roof on a brick home, with a paver patio and green lawn

Completed
Screened patio with cedar posts beside a brick outdoor grill station under a metal awning, with a curved paver walkway

Completed
Covered patio with a stained tongue-and-groove wood ceiling, exposed timber rafters with black metal brackets, and a whitewashed brick outdoor fireplace

Work in progress
Patio cover ceiling being stained by hand with a roller on an extension pole, plastic sheeting over the patio floor, and a step ladder below

Work in progress
Covered patio with a stained plank ceiling and recessed lights, a folding ladder in the foreground, and a white paneled exterior door with a transom window

Work in progress
Stained plank ceiling of a covered patio with installed recessed lights, bare rafters along the outer edge, and a whitewashed brick wall with tall windows

Completed
Covered patio with a stained tongue-and-groove wood ceiling, recessed lights and ceiling fan attached to a brick home

A covered patio turns your backyard into usable living space through the long Mid-South summer — shade from the afternoon sun, shelter from pop-up storms, and a place to put a ceiling fan and TV.

Because we're roofers as well as remodelers, Custom Remodeling LLC builds patio covers that tie properly into your existing roofline and shed water the right way. We build patio covers throughout Southaven, Olive Branch, Hernando, Collierville, and the Memphis suburbs.

What's included

Design consultation and site measurements
Footings and posts or columns
Framing and roof structure
Proper tie-in to your existing roof
Shingle or metal roofing to match your home
Finished ceilings such as tongue-and-groove wood
Gutters and electrical prep for fans and lighting
Paint or stain to match your home

Our process, step by step

1Consult & design. We discuss size, style, and how you'll use the space.
2Estimate. You receive a written estimate and drawings as needed.
3Footings & posts. Footings are set and posts or columns are installed.
4Framing. The roof structure is framed and tied into your home.
5Roofing & ceiling. Roofing is installed and the ceiling is finished.
6Finish. Gutters, trim, paint or stain, and a final walkthrough.

Patio cover styles

Gable roof covers

A peaked roof that adds height and architectural interest.

Shed or hip covers

Clean lines that tie into most single-story rooflines.

Pergolas

Open-beam structures for filtered shade.

Screened options

Add screens to keep mosquitoes out on summer evenings.

Reasons homeowners add a patio cover

Your patio is too hot to use in summer
You want an outdoor living room or kitchen
Rain keeps cancelling cookouts
You want to protect outdoor furniture
You want to add usable space without an addition

Timeline expectations

Most patio covers are completed in one to three weeks depending on size, design, and any permits required.

Patio Cover Installation FAQ

Will the patio cover match my house?

Yes. We match roofing materials, trim, and paint to your home's existing style.

Do I need a permit for a patio cover?

Many cities require permits for attached structures. We'll explain requirements for your location.

Can you add fans and lighting?

We frame for fans and lights and coordinate licensed electricians.

Can you build a patio cover over an existing slab?

Usually, yes. We'll check the slab and add footings where needed.

Patio Covers in Southaven, MS