Patio Covers, Pergolas & Decks in Broomfield, CO

Whether you live in Anthem or an established Broomfield neighborhood, we design outdoor spaces that match your home and your HOA's standards. Our patio covers, pergolas, screen rooms, and decks are built for Colorado weather, and we take care of City and County of Broomfield permitting.

Building a Patio Cover, Pergola or Deck in Broomfield: What to Know

Permits in Broomfield come from the City and County of Broomfield Building Division in Community Development. Broomfield adopted the 2024 building codes (Ordinance 2295) for new permits starting April 15, 2026. Its design criteria use a 36-inch frost depth, with wind speeds set by ASCE 7.

When you need a permit:

  • Patio covers and sunrooms: roofed additions attached to the home go through building permit review.
  • Decks and pergolas: Broomfield follows the International Residential Code's list of exempt work. Most attached decks and covers need a permit, and small freestanding structures may be exempt.

Snow load changed with the 2024 codes. Broomfield's older design criteria listed a 30 psf ground and roof snow load, and the 2024 code update appears to raise it. Because snow load decides beam and post sizes, we confirm the current number with the city before we design your cover.

Broomfield has its own contractor licensing. Call the Building Division to confirm current requirements for your project.

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Built for Colorado's Climate, Permitted for Your City.

Colorado's intense UV, heavy spring snow loads, hail, and rapid freeze-thaw cycles demand structures engineered specifically for the Front Range. Our patio covers, pergolas, screen rooms, and decks are built with materials and fastening methods rated for these conditions, so your outdoor shade structure holds up season after season.

Each municipality, from Denver to Aurora, Arvada, Westminster, Thornton, Lakewood, Littleton, Centennial, and Highlands Ranch, has its own permitting rules, setback requirements, and HOA design standards. Our team handles the paperwork and inspections so homeowners don't have to navigate it alone.

Confirm We Serve Your Neighborhood.

Not sure if your address falls within our service area? Give us a call, our team will confirm availability and answer any questions about scheduling a free in-home consultation.