Evergreen, Colorado
Up here at 7,200 feet, an outdoor space has to earn its keep. We design and build patios, decks, pergolas, and fire features for Evergreen's steep, rocky, tree-lined lots, with firewise layouts, deer-resistant plants, and Jefferson County permits handled. You see it in 3D first, then one team builds it.
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Evergreen, Colorado
Out here in Evergreen, the ground is a different animal than the flat lots down in the metro. Homes sit up around 7,200 feet on steep, rocky slopes, often on decomposed granite instead of deep soil. Lots are tucked into pines and canyons, and the grade can drop off fast behind the house. To build a patio or deck that feels level and safe up here, you have to work with the slope, not fight it. That means retaining walls, real footings, and drainage that carries snowmelt away from the house instead of down into it.
The mountain climate shapes everything. At this height the season is short, the snow is deeper, and the ground freezes hard and stays frozen longer than it does in Golden or Lakewood. The sun is intense too, so cheap materials fade and crack fast. We set footings below the frost line, pick finishes that hold up to sun and snow, and plan the build around the weather window so the work gets done right before winter closes in.
Two more things come with living in the Evergreen foothills: wildfire and wildlife. Much of the area sits in a moderate to high wildfire zone, so we design the space to help, not hurt. We keep the first five feet around your home noncombustible with stone, pavers, and gravel, and we lay things out to fit defensible space guidelines. Deer and elk pass right through these yards and browse most soft plants, so we lean on tough native and deer-resistant plants that can take it. Most of Evergreen is unincorporated, so permits run through Jefferson County, and many neighborhoods have an HOA. We handle both.
You see the layout, the materials, and the finished look in a realistic 3D design before we break ground.
Noncombustible stone and gravel close to the house, laid out to fit defensible space zones for the foothills.
Retaining walls, deep footings, and drainage that turn a steep, rocky mountain lot into space you can use.
We prepare what Jefferson County and your HOA need and manage the approvals from start to finish.
What we build in Evergreen
From a firewise patio to a full backyard with a deck, a pergola, and a fire feature, we design and build it as one project.
Local know-how
Mountain lots come with their own list of problems. Here is how we handle the ones we see most in Evergreen.
We keep the first five feet around the home noncombustible with stone, pavers, and gravel and lay out the space to fit defensible space zones, so it helps protect the house.
Decomposed granite and grade changes make a flat patio hard. We use retaining walls, deep footings, and drainage to build level space that stays put.
Wildlife walks right through these yards. We choose tough native and deer-resistant plants like penstemon, yarrow, and rabbitbrush that get left alone more often.
At 7,200 feet the build window is short and winters are cold. We plan the schedule around the weather and set footings below the frost line so nothing lifts.
Where we work in Evergreen
We build across the Evergreen area, from the homes around Evergreen Lake to the ridges and canyons above town. A few of the neighborhoods we serve:
Not sure if we reach your road? Ask anyway. We build across Evergreen and the Front Range foothills.
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Tell us how you want to use your space. We will design it in 3D and give you one honest price to build it.