Entertain without weather-worries with a pavilion or screen room by Archadeck

Screened Room Addition in St. Louis Mo, by Archadeck

By adding a screen room or open pavilion, you can economically increase your home’s usable square footage for small family get-togethers, sizeable shindigs or as a secluded spot to kick-back.

And if there’s a little rain… just relax.

Screened rooms or porches, gazebos and pavilions — perfectly proportioned to the size of your home and yard — become versatile outdoor living spaces enjoyed by all.

Everyone loves open outdoor spaces, such as a deck, in order to savor the sunshine or take-in the night-sky.

However, if you’d also like to reap the benefits of an outdoor space without worries about the weather, a pavilion or screen room might be the perfect solution.

Backyard Picnic Pavilion by Archadeck

A pavilion is a free-standing ‘outbuilding’ with a roof and open sides which often serves as a garden, picnic or swimming pool structure.

Patio Pavilion by Archadeck

A screen room enclosure provides an extra level of outdoor protection from the elements — wind, rain, insects and sun.

So, if you’re interested in adding an outdoor living space to your home, you’ve come to the right place because Archadeck can help.

Locally, Archadeck of West County and St. Charles County serves the Greater St. Louis, Missouri area.  Just visit our website, west-county.archadeck.com to see hundreds of photos of our completed projects around town.

Screened Rooms and Porch Enclosures by Archadeck, St. Louis Mo

Or if you prefer, call us at 636.227.0800 to discuss your next outdoor addition and schedule an on-site estimate.

Afterwards, we’ll prepare a computerized design drawing with a price quote specifically for your project, at no charge.

If you reside outside of the St. Louis Missouri area, simply visit archadeck.com to locate other offices, nationwide.

Other Sources:  Archadeck Outdoor Living, Beautiful Backyard Blog

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