Elitewood Gable Patio Cover: with led recessed lights, fans, postlights, and double header and steel on top of 2 big footing by Above & Beyond Patios and Mike Sousa
As always great job. The more of your videos I look at, the more I kinda change my mind as to what I want. I do know it will be much bigger than this and wider for sure, with a bbq island at the front end (to the side.)
tom hu yes we’ve got footings to code underneath the steel Post and huge steel beams. If the home owner want to obtain permits themselves later or hire the contractor that’s also an option
As always great job. The more of your videos I look at, the more I kinda change my mind as to what I want. I do know it will be much bigger than this and wider for sure, with a bbq island at the front end (to the side.)
Actually I saw that patio roof. Its awesome. I need that for my patio.
Beautiful. Roughly how much would this cost? double the size
Whats the cost of that?
Dope patio cover. Is it available in the Dallas market?
I have built a bunch of these, i live near dallas area. Let me know if your interested i would be more than glad to get one of these built for you
That’s pretty, what is measurements?
Azúcar Weber 13 x 26
@@mikesousaabovebeyondpatios3801 My patio size is 16x29.. What would something like cost me in the city of Riverside?
What kind of concrete piers are required for this in your area? 2’x2’x2’ with #4 rebar?
Approx 32” x 32” x 32” footings
Know of anyone in Vegas that can do this the right way?
Yes 👍🏼 look up Celebrity Patios Ken Jones in Las Vegas. He is very good. He is one of my mentors from back in the day.
Can you give me a ball park estimate same thing as this for a 16w x 25 projection gable?
This patio was like $12k -$13k
@@mikesousaabovebeyondpatios3801 Does that include any of the concrete work or is this the cost of everything from concrete up?
Is a permit needed for this?
tom hu yes we’ve got footings to code underneath the steel
Post and huge steel beams. If the home owner want to obtain permits themselves later or hire the contractor that’s also an option
Generally isn't permit needed to be approved prior to construction. But it sounds like you're saying construct first, get permit later?
I hate videos like this because they don’t explain if this was a a pre-or post porch and how he tied up his beam into the existing wall