A deck with patio underneath creates two functional outdoor spaces within the same footprint. Homeowners choose this layout to gain shade, weather protection, and flexible use without sacrificing elevation or views. Whether it’s a patio with deck above or a deck with patio below, the key is proper structural planning and clean integration.
At LGC Remodeling, we design and build combined deck–patio structures that work as a single system—structurally, visually, and functionally.
A deck with patio cover typically uses the deck structure above as the roof or support system for the patio below. This approach allows the upper level to remain open while creating a protected area underneath.
Common configurations include:
Each configuration requires careful load calculations, drainage planning, and material coordination.
When planning patio decks with roofs, design choices affect both appearance and long-term performance.
Popular options include:
For homeowners looking for texture and contrast, we often combine a deck with paver patio underneath for durability and visual separation.
Successful patio with deck designs are based on proportion and flow. We focus on:
This ensures decks with patios underneath feel open and usable—not dark or confined.
We approach combined deck and patio projects as engineered structures, not surface-level upgrades.
Homeowners choose LGC Remodeling because we offer:
If you’re planning a deck with patio underneath, exploring patio with deck above, or researching deck with patio designs, our team is ready to help. We design and build layered outdoor spaces that maximize use, comfort, and long-term value.
LGC Remodeling designs and builds integrated deck-and-patio systems throughout Clark County and the Portland metro. The combination of an elevated deck connected to a ground-level patio is one of the most functional outdoor living configurations for Pacific Northwest homes — the deck provides a direct connection from the house’s interior living areas, while the patio below creates a shaded, sheltered outdoor room underneath that stays cool in summer and protected from light rain.
In Vancouver WA neighborhoods like Salmon Creek and Cascade Park, where homes often have walkout basement levels, this configuration works especially well — the deck serves the main floor while the patio below serves the lower level. In Portland neighborhoods with significant grade change, the combination allows both levels to have outdoor access without steps. LGC designs these systems as integrated units, not two separate projects bolted together.
LGC Remodeling serves deck-and-patio combination clients throughout Vancouver WA, Portland OR, Battleground, Ridgefield, Gresham, Happy Valley, Lake Oswego, Beaverton, Tualatin, and surrounding areas. Contact us for a free consultation and written estimate.