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The Modern Way to Attach a Patio Cover or Pergola to the House

Why Raise the Roof?

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    Traditionally, creating a strong, structural connection to the roof requires tying into the existing rafter system, a process that can quickly become expensive—often costing between $6,000 and $10,000 when built by a professional.

    Patio Roof Risers offer a cost-effective alternative, providing a reliable structural connection that is meticulously engineered.

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    By attaching directly to the roof, Patio Roof Risers eliminate the need for ground posts along the house, maximizing your patio or deck space.

    This not only enhances the usability of your outdoor area but also creates a clean, seamless look that fosters a more inviting and spacious atmosphere for entertaining, relaxing, or enjoying the outdoors.

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    Elevating a patio structure promotes optimal airflow, reducing heat and moisture buildup and creating a more comfortable outdoor environment.

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    Elevating a patio structure also allows for more headroom while still ensuring a slope that allows for effective water runoff, minimizing the risk of water damage and debris buildup.

What Makes PATIO ROOF RISER the Best?

Patented, adjustable pitch design.

Two steel-alloy pins and a grade 8 bolt ensure that once the hardware is adjusted to the appropriate pitch, it stays there.

Mounts directly on top of roofing material.

The adjustable pitch design allows Patio Roof Risers to be mounted directly on top of existing roofing material.

Engineered to install outside the dry space.

Patio Roof Risers have gone through meticulous testing and engineering to allow for an installation just outside the exterior wall of the home, greatly reducing liability for builders and homeowners.

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Need Some Inspiration?

Check out projects completed by homeowners and builders who have crafted stunning outdoor spaces using Patio Roof Riser Hardware!

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Ready to get started?

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