Love the job that they did for this patio. It came out beautiful and we are enjoying every minute of it. They were professional during the entire time and finished on time just as promised. The material is very strong to accommodate for the wind in our area. I would recommend them to all our friends and family in a heart beat! Way to go AJ.
Hello there, thank you so much for your comment. We really appreciate the positivity and we’re happy you guys are enjoying your new patio! That means a lot to us! Thanks again the Windy House Vlog fam! We wish you guys the best.
I must have watch this video like 8 or 9 times in the past few months. I love the fact that the owner used entire concrete area as a cover patio. The smaller area can be used as a bbq island. Once again great job on the patio. And good decision to the owner of the property, enjoy the shaded areas. It cost you a bit more but you maximized the usable space for larger group parties.
Hey Anto Mano! Long time no talk, thanks for the great insight as always. I think they made a great decision using the entire slab area. The homeowners defintely like to throw a good party, and the patio defintely helps make that happen. One of my favorite builds actually. Hope you have a great rest of your day!AJ Everyday Patio
I been watching your videos for a week and this is exactly what I need my patio is the same length thanks a lot for this video keep working like that you guys do a great job 👏
Thank you for the kind words, we put alot of work in making the videos. Feel free to reach out if you need help getting your patio cover. Have a great rest of your day, Everyday Patio
Nice job on the patio. You said it is 24' for the length but how wide is it? And if you don't me asking for the price, since we are down the street (310) to (818) neighbors.
Hello fellow 310. Send us an email at everydaypatio@gmail.com We will be happy to chat. We believe was 40feet wide. We plan in including the sizes on the videos, people have been asking. Thanks for pointing it out. Happy Sunday Everyday Patio
Our HOA allows elite roof patios but requires they be covered with something resembling shingles but comes on a roll and uses adhesive so that it isn’t white on top & matches the houses’ shingle color - I’m clueless what that is. Have you heard of this?
Hey Lucie, great question. We call that Ranger Roofing, or Insulated Panels with OSB on top. This let's you add Shingles or Tiles to the roof. This let's you match the roofing to the house, HOA rules can be all over the place, they may be requesting that so you don't get non-insulated or flat-pan roof. That usually doesn't look as good on top, as insulated. Hope this helps answer your question, Have a great New Year! AJ
Hey Rosa, these are Ultra Elitewood Panels and can be purchased from various Four Seasons dealers. Thanks for the comment and we hope you have a great rest of your day, Everyday Patio
Awesome job. What kind of wiring cable was used? Having a patio installed and they are saying they are using NB-B 12/2 for the fans and lights. Is this common?
Hey Anthony, every company has a preference for electrical and certain cities have even more exact preferences. I don't run 12 gauge wire, unless the client plans on pulling alot of power with the patio cover, like a heater. Most appliances don't pull alot of electricity. You can always do the math and see if your at risk of tripping a breaker, and need to run heavier gauge wire and add additional breakers. Hope this helps and thanks for the comment, Everyday Patio
How did the beams go into the floor? Screwed? Did it cracked the floor when screwing in? Going to do mine and curious how it’s going to effect my tile.
Good Day SkynDive Productions, thanks for the great question. This patio cover had a strong enough cement foundation, that was installed properly and given proper time and conditions to cure. This with the exterior footing, led us to not need more extreme footings. We attached directly to the concrete, as far as tile goes, you can't attach to tile, you would need to attach to at least a 4 inch. thick concrete slab or pour an appropriate sized footing. The tile would definitely crack. Hope this helps answer your questions and would love to see the project after it is done! Hope you have a great rest of your day, AJ Everyday Patio
Awesome Cbingham, I'm a huge fan of roof mounted patio covers, gives the patio great air flow and also helps maintain a great view like you have. Fell free to reach out if you need help designing and building your patio cover. Thanks for the comment and we hope you have a great rest of your day, Everyday Patio Everydaypatio@gmail.com
Hey Andres, thanks for commenting, there was no existing gutter on this house, so we didn't have to remove one. If you did have a gutter attached to your eaves, you would remove it, and mount a few inches below the drip edge. Hope this helps and have a great day, Everyday Patio
Hey Again Hugo, this patio cover was permitted, different cities have different code requirements. For more questions about permits, feel free to email us at Everydaypatio@gmail.com. Thanks again for the good questions Hugo, have a great rest of your day, Everyday Patio
Great to see you again Ishmael, there's a local Four Seasons Building Products in Florida. You can always go directly to them and open an account. Say we sent you haha. Have a great day man
I definitely want this in my back patio. Would you happen to know though if there are any transparent options for the roof panels? I want as much natural light as I can get. Thanks and keep up the awesome work.
Hello there Melanie, we used driftwood Desert Sand for the roof, and driftwood Adobe for the trim, post, and beams. Thank you for your positivity and hope you have a good day.
Thank You RugDG, this patio cover was approved by there HOA and a permit was pulled as well. Different HOAs and Cities have easier times with approvals and permits. You can always reach out to your HOA and City to make sure you are following there approved guidelines for patio covers. Thanks for the great question and have a great rest of your day, The Everyday Patio Team
Good Day Christian, you should be using a Fan Beam AKA Electrical Chase for running all your electrical lines in the patio cover. Many companies pipe in electrical through the top of the patio cover, but this should be seen as a last resort solution, the extra cost of the fan beam, makes up for the peace of mind, of a more water tight electrical seal. Hope this helps, Have a great rest of your day Christian, Everyday Patio
@@EverydayPatio good good. Well nice to hear from you. Thinking of recirculation of the sound bytes from back in the music maker jam days. Let me know if thats cool. By the way anybody reading this wondering what music maker jam is its an app that takes ownership of your composition and makes it nearly impossible to buy the rights to it. Watch every day patio videos instead. Oh and mine as well... PeAcE - Jonny Guns
Love the job that they did for this patio. It came out beautiful and we are enjoying every minute of it. They were professional during the entire time and finished on time just as promised. The material is very strong to accommodate for the wind in our area. I would recommend them to all our friends and family in a heart beat! Way to go AJ.
Hello there, thank you so much for your comment. We really appreciate the positivity and we’re happy you guys are enjoying your new patio! That means a lot to us! Thanks again the Windy House Vlog fam! We wish you guys the best.
How much for this exact setup ?
I must have watch this video like 8 or 9 times in the past few months. I love the fact that the owner used entire concrete area as a cover patio. The smaller area can be used as a bbq island. Once again great job on the patio. And good decision to the owner of the property, enjoy the shaded areas. It cost you a bit more but you maximized the usable space for larger group parties.
Hey Anto Mano! Long time no talk, thanks for the great insight as always. I think they made a great decision using the entire slab area. The homeowners defintely like to throw a good party, and the patio defintely helps make that happen. One of my favorite builds actually.
Hope you have a great rest of your day!AJ
Everyday Patio
Three you go guys!
Thank You Jonny! Hope your staying safe and having a good Sunday
I love this video!! Looks amazing
I been watching your videos for a week and this is exactly what I need my patio is the same length thanks a lot for this video keep working like that you guys do a great job 👏
Thank you for the kind words, we put alot of work in making the videos. Feel free to reach out if you need help getting your patio cover.
Have a great rest of your day,
Everyday Patio
Great Job!!!
Thank you for the positive comment Brian. Hope you have a good day!
I loved it!
Thank you Marcia! We appreciate the support and positivity! Thank you thank you
Really good work, guys! Well done! I just loved it!
Thank you Antonio, your comment means a lot to us! We’ll be together again soon!
Is all the wire run from the top?
Thank you for your comment! Yes, all the wire is run through the top track.
Nice job on the patio. You said it is 24' for the length but how wide is it? And if you don't me asking for the price, since we are down the street (310) to (818) neighbors.
Hello fellow 310. Send us an email at everydaypatio@gmail.com We will be happy to chat. We believe was 40feet wide. We plan in including the sizes on the videos, people have been asking. Thanks for pointing it out.
Happy Sunday
Everyday Patio
did you guys use regular 14-3 romex wire for the electrical or something else?
Hey Raul, mostly 14/2 it 12/2, depending on the house breaker size. We just run dedicated lines for the fans/outlets and lights.
@@EverydayPatio thanks. I was just wondering if outdoor wiring was required for this application.
@raul4j It doesn't hurt to use outdoor or grey wire. Technically if the roof is sealed correctly, water shouldn't get in the raceways
Our HOA allows elite roof patios but requires they be covered with something resembling shingles but comes on a roll and uses adhesive so that it isn’t white on top & matches the houses’ shingle color - I’m clueless what that is. Have you heard of this?
Hey Lucie, great question. We call that Ranger Roofing, or Insulated Panels with OSB on top. This let's you add Shingles or Tiles to the roof. This let's you match the roofing to the house, HOA rules can be all over the place, they may be requesting that so you don't get non-insulated or flat-pan roof. That usually doesn't look as good on top, as insulated.
Hope this helps answer your question,
Have a great New Year!
AJ
I'm interested
Awesome! Thanks, visit our website for more information www.everydaypatio.com
Hope you have a good day!
What are these panels called and where can I get these?
Hey Rosa, these are Ultra Elitewood Panels and can be purchased from various Four Seasons dealers.
Thanks for the comment and we hope you have a great rest of your day,
Everyday Patio
Awesome job. What kind of wiring cable was used? Having a patio installed and they are saying they are using NB-B 12/2 for the fans and lights. Is this common?
Hey Anthony, every company has a preference for electrical and certain cities have even more exact preferences. I don't run 12 gauge wire, unless the client plans on pulling alot of power with the patio cover, like a heater. Most appliances don't pull alot of electricity. You can always do the math and see if your at risk of tripping a breaker, and need to run heavier gauge wire and add additional breakers.
Hope this helps and thanks for the comment,
Everyday Patio
How did the beams go into the floor? Screwed? Did it cracked the floor when screwing in? Going to do mine and curious how it’s going to effect my tile.
Good Day SkynDive Productions, thanks for the great question. This patio cover had a strong enough cement foundation, that was installed properly and given proper time and conditions to cure. This with the exterior footing, led us to not need more extreme footings. We attached directly to the concrete, as far as tile goes, you can't attach to tile, you would need to attach to at least a 4 inch. thick concrete slab or pour an appropriate sized footing. The tile would definitely crack.
Hope this helps answer your questions and would love to see the project after it is done!
Hope you have a great rest of your day,
AJ
Everyday Patio
N O R M A. P A Y E N
Hey Norma
This is close to what I want. Roof mount because we have a Mountain View. Roughly 10 ft Hugh 20 ft projection by 34 length
Awesome Cbingham, I'm a huge fan of roof mounted patio covers, gives the patio great air flow and also helps maintain a great view like you have. Fell free to reach out if you need help designing and building your patio cover.
Thanks for the comment and we hope you have a great rest of your day,
Everyday Patio
Everydaypatio@gmail.com
Did you take off the gutter to mount the C- bracket?
Hey Andres, thanks for commenting, there was no existing gutter on this house, so we didn't have to remove one. If you did have a gutter attached to your eaves, you would remove it, and mount a few inches below the drip edge.
Hope this helps and have a great day,
Everyday Patio
One more question do I need a city permit for build a patio cover like that thanks 🙏
Hey Again Hugo, this patio cover was permitted, different cities have different code requirements. For more questions about permits, feel free to email us at Everydaypatio@gmail.com.
Thanks again for the good questions Hugo, have a great rest of your day,
Everyday Patio
Outstanding work! 🤙😎 Who's your supplier and are they here in Florida?
Great to see you again Ishmael, there's a local Four Seasons Building Products in Florida. You can always go directly to them and open an account. Say we sent you haha.
Have a great day man
Is it possible to enclose this with removable screens?
Hello Anthony, thank you for your comment. Yes it is possible and it looks awesome!
I definitely want this in my back patio. Would you happen to know though if there are any transparent options for the roof panels? I want as much natural light as I can get. Thanks and keep up the awesome work.
Hello there, thank you for your comment. Sounds like a combo/insulated would work well for you.
Hope this helps, have a good day!
you dont' want transparent options, they really heat up the area under neath like a greenhouse
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Heyyyy Vivian, thanks for the comment and your babies look adorable, we look forward to having them build Patio Covers, when they grow up. Haha
Ciao!
Amazing! What colors did you use for trim: ceiling?
Hello there Melanie, we used driftwood Desert Sand for the roof, and driftwood Adobe for the trim, post, and beams.
Thank you for your positivity and hope you have a good day.
gorgeous! Do City permits/HOAs pose much resistance when trying to do these builds?
Thank You RugDG, this patio cover was approved by there HOA and a permit was pulled as well. Different HOAs and Cities have easier times with approvals and permits. You can always reach out to your HOA and City to make sure you are following there approved guidelines for patio covers.
Thanks for the great question and have a great rest of your day,
The Everyday Patio Team
Nice work I’m getting ready to order my own cover. Do you have to run panels with the fan beam for the recessed lights?
Good Day Christian, you should be using a Fan Beam AKA Electrical Chase for running all your electrical lines in the patio cover. Many companies pipe in electrical through the top of the patio cover, but this should be seen as a last resort solution, the extra cost of the fan beam, makes up for the peace of mind, of a more water tight electrical seal.
Hope this helps,
Have a great rest of your day Christian,
Everyday Patio
How level of a hurricane can this patio with stand?
Hey where didja go?
Heyyyoooo, we're here just working on some good quality content
Thanks for Reaching Out!
AJ
@@EverydayPatio good good. Well nice to hear from you. Thinking of recirculation of the sound bytes from back in the music maker jam days. Let me know if thats cool. By the way anybody reading this wondering what music maker jam is its an app that takes ownership of your composition and makes it nearly impossible to buy the rights to it. Watch every day patio videos instead. Oh and mine as well... PeAcE
- Jonny Guns