Custom Patio Roofing
Patio Roofing & Outdoor Living Structures in Steamboat Springs & Northwest Colorado
Colorado’s mountain climate doesn’t have to keep you inside. Whether you’re watching a storm roll over the Flat Tops from your back deck or entertaining friends on a summer evening in Steamboat, the right patio structure makes the difference between a space you tolerate and one you live in.
Berlet Roofing is the exclusive local installer for Renaissance Patio Products in Northwest Colorado — the industry’s strongest and most beautiful line of outdoor coverings. From fully insulated patio roofs to open-air pergolas, screen rooms, sunrooms, and gazebos, we design and install structures built to handle Colorado’s real-world conditions: heavy snow loads, high-altitude UV, wind, and temperature swings that would eat through lesser materials in a season.
Our Patio Roofing Services
- Free consultations and estimates for all patio roofing and outdoor structure projects
- Patio roof installation (attached and freestanding)
- Pergola installation
- Screen room installation
- Gazebo installation
- Patio roofing that integrates with your existing home roofing system
Why Patio Roofing Makes Sense in Colorado
Most outdoor structures are designed for mild climates. Colorado is not a mild climate. At elevation, you’re dealing with UV radiation that degrades wood and vinyl in years, snowpack that can exceed 85 pounds per square foot, wind gusts that would shred a flimsy fabric cover, and freeze-thaw cycles that compromise every fastener and connection point over time.
Renaissance Patio Products are engineered specifically to handle conditions like these. Their structures are built from 100% aircraft-grade extruded aluminum — the same material used in airplane wings — with a baked-on powder coat finish that resists chipping, peeling, rust, and UV damage without ever needing to be repainted or re-stained. Every connection is custom-engineered for shear force resistance, and every product line is rated to meet or exceed local building codes across the country, including Colorado’s high-altitude snow load and wind requirements.
The result is an outdoor structure that looks as good in year ten as it did on installation day.
The Renaissance Patio Product Line
Berlet Roofing installs the full Renaissance Patio lineup. Here’s what that includes:
Patio Roofing: Classico, Contempo, and Moderno
These are fully insulated, solid-roof patio structures — the right choice when you want complete protection from rain, snow, and sun while creating a true outdoor room.
- Moderno : The cleanest, most modern option in the lineup. The Moderno features sleek architectural lines, decorative posts, a designer gutter system, and a fully insulated aluminum roof. It's available in Studio (flat/shed) or Gable (A-frame) configurations, and can be attached to your home or built as a freestanding structure anywhere on your property. If you want something that looks high-end, stays low-maintenance, and handles Colorado winters without flinching, the Moderno is the starting point.
- Contempo: Everything in the Moderno, with decorative truss ends added for a more traditional wood-framed roof look. The Contempo is the middle ground between modern minimalism and the classic mountain aesthetic -- at home on both a contemporary Steamboat build and a more traditional mountain cabin exterior.
- Classico: The most architecturally detailed option in the patio roofing lineup. The Classico incorporates full trusses beneath the roof panels, giving it the exposed-beam character of a craftsman or timber-frame structure without the maintenance burden of actual wood. If you want your patio roof to look like it belongs on a high-end mountain home, the Classico delivers that.
Pergolas: Aria
If you want open-air structure with shade and visual presence, but not full weather protection, the Aria pergola is the answer. Pergolas don’t block rain, but they define a space, add architectural interest, and keep a patio cool and comfortable on sunny days. The Aria is also a natural foundation for an outdoor kitchen, bar, or seating area.
Want to know more about how pergolas work in mountain climates and how to pair them with other roofing materials? Read our full pergola guide here.
Screen Rooms: Dolce
Colorado doesn’t have the mosquito problem that defines outdoor life in other parts of the country, but screen rooms serve a different purpose here: they extend the usable season. A Dolce screen room keeps out wind, dust, and bugs while letting you stay connected to the view. Renaissance’s Dolce system hides all fasteners and framing hardware, so what you see from inside is the landscape, not the structure.
Gazebos
Freestanding gazebos let you create a destination anywhere on your property — next to the hot tub, in a garden, near a fire pit, or anchoring an outdoor kitchen. A gazebo adds a sense of permanence and intentionality to outdoor spaces that a simple umbrella or temporary shade structure never achieves.
Why Berlet Roofing for Your Patio Project
Patio roofing is different from residential roofing in one important way: the structure is visible from the outside and the inside. It needs to look right, hold up to the weather, and integrate cleanly with your existing home’s exterior.
We’ve been working roofs in Northwest Colorado since 1999. We know what the climate here actually demands, and we know how to install structures that meet local permitting requirements in Steamboat Springs, Grand Junction, and the communities in between. As the exclusive Renaissance Patio installer in the region, our crew is trained on the full product line and can help you figure out which structure fits your space, your home’s style, and how you actually plan to use it.
Call (970)846-9816 or contact us online to schedule your free patio roofing consultation.
Patio Roofing FAQ
A patio cover (or patio roof) has a solid, insulated top that blocks rain and snow completely. A pergola has an open or latticed top that provides shade but not weather protection. Both can be attached to your home or freestanding, and both can be outfitted with screen or glass walls for additional enclosure.
Renaissance Patio structures are engineered to meet or exceed local building codes, including Colorado's high-altitude snow load requirements. The aluminum framing and custom-engineered connections are rated to handle heavy snow loads without sagging or structural compromise.
Yes. Attached configurations connect directly to your home's fascia or wall structure. Our crew evaluates your home's exterior during the consultation to confirm the right attachment method for your specific build.
Very little. The baked-on powder coat finish on all Renaissance aluminum components doesn't chip, peel, rust, or require repainting. Routine cleaning with low-pressure water and mild soap is all that's needed to keep the structure looking new.
Yes. The Dolce screen system and Lumino glass wall system are compatible with any Renaissance patio roof and can be added during initial installation or as a future upgrade.
In most Colorado municipalities, yes. Our team is familiar with local permitting requirements in Steamboat Springs, Grand Junction, and surrounding communities, and we'll walk you through what's needed before work begins.
Call Today for a Free Patio Roofing Estimate (970)846-9816 Serving Steamboat Springs, Grand Junction, Beaver Creek, Rifle, Craig, Edwards, Glenwood Springs, and all of Northwest Colorado.