Need a Covered Porch or Patio?

 A simple design where the roof slopes in one direction away from the house. It’s the most common and affordable porch roof style in Eastern NC.

Pros: Cost-effective, sheds water well, easy to build. 

Cons: Works best on single-story homes, less decorative. 

Best Use: Budget-friendly projects where simplicity and function matter. 

A classic A-frame design that extends outward from the house with a peaked roofline. It adds height and an open feel to the porch.

Pros: Attractive, allows good airflow, blends with many house rooflines.
Cons: Higher material and labor cost, requires careful roof tie-in.
Best Use: Homeowners wanting a standout feature with extra space and light.

A stylish roof that slopes down on three sides, tying into the house on the fourth. Known for strength and balance in windy areas.

Pros: Sturdy, great for storm resistance, high-end appearance.
Cons: More complex to build, higher cost.
Best Use: Homes in open or windy areas where durability and aesthetics are key.