The Vine Room
A 14-by-18 cedar pergola that the wisteria claimed by its second spring — exactly as drawn.
The Evenings
Built for moments like these.
Dinner's done and nobody moves. The heater hums, the lights come up amber, and your daughter falls asleep under the blanket before the dishes make it inside.
— The cedar pavilion with infrared heat and dimmable string lights
Coffee outside before the heat arrives. The slats throw stripes of cool shadow across the table, and for half an hour the backyard belongs entirely to you and the birds.
— The louvered pergola, slats set for morning shade
Movie night moved outside in May and never moved back. The projector hums against the cedar wall, someone's made popcorn, and the neighbors have started inventing reasons to drop by.
— The pavilion wall wired for sound, screen, and summer
The Builds
Rooms without walls.
The Supper Pavilion
A solid-roof pavilion over a twelve-seat table, lit warm, rained on twice, never once cleared early.
The Morning Porch
A louvered room off the kitchen that turned a hot side yard into the most-used square footage of the house.
How it goes
From first sketch to first evening.
01
We walk your yard at dusk
Not at noon — at the hour you'll actually use it. We watch where the light goes and where the evening wants to sit.
02
One drawing, one price
A measured sketch of the room we'd build and a single number. No allowances, no creeping extras.
03
Built in weeks, broken in by Friday
Our own crew, a tidy site, and a finished room with the lights already warm. First evening's on you.
Begin
Tell us about your backyard.
And the evening you want back — the dinners, the mornings, the movie nights. We'll come walk it at dusk and draw you the room.
We reply within a day · Site visits at dusk, on purpose · No obligation