Veteran-Owned · Roy, Utah
Patios & Pergolas in Roy, Weber County & Northern Utah
Concrete and paver patios with shade structures that turn the yard into your favorite room. ZZYZX Construction, a veteran-owned general contractor in Roy, Utah, designs and builds patios and pergolas for homeowners across Weber County, Davis County and nearby northern Utah.
From a simple dining pad to a covered outdoor living space, we plan the surface, the shade and the connections to your home as one project.
Call 801-989-3143The short answer
ZZYZX Construction builds concrete and paver patios and pergolas in Roy, Utah and across Weber and Davis counties — surfaces planned for drainage and frost, shade structures anchored for wind and snow. Veteran-owned, licensed and insured (Utah #14292867-5501) — call 801-989-3143 to plan your outdoor room.
Solid foundations
Concrete and paver surfaces planned for drainage, frost and everyday use.
Built for the climate
Shade structures framed and anchored for wind, sun and snow loads.
Licensed and insured
Veteran-owned, licensed and insured — Utah Contractor License #14292867-5501.
Patios & Pergolas Services
Concrete patios
Solid, properly drained concrete surfaces for dining and relaxing.
Paver patios
Hardscaped paver areas with careful base preparation and clean edging.
Pergolas and shade structures
Relief from summer sun and a longer outdoor season.
Outdoor dining and living areas
Layouts for tables, seating, grills and gathering spaces.
Connections to the home
Doors, steps and transitions that tie the patio to your living space.
Designed Around How You Live Outside
A good patio starts with how you live outside — where the sun hits in the afternoon, where the grill goes, how people move between the house and the yard. We plan size, surface, drainage and shade together so the space works as one outdoor room rather than a collection of pieces.
Northern Utah's climate shapes the details. Footings and bases must handle freeze-thaw cycles, and shade structures must be framed and anchored for wind and snow. Built correctly, a patio and pergola extend your outdoor season and become the setting for years of gathering.
Patios & Pergolas Questions, Answered
Concrete or pavers — which patio is better?
Poured concrete is durable and typically costs less per square foot; pavers cost more but handle ground movement better and individual pavers can be replaced. Either way, the base preparation — excavation, compacted gravel, proper slope and edge restraint — matters more than the surface choice.
Do I need a permit for a patio or pergola in Utah?
Usually not for a ground-level patio, but covered patios and attached pergolas generally require permits and inspections because they are structures. Rules vary between Roy, Weber County and Davis County jurisdictions — we confirm for your address and handle the paperwork.
How do you keep a patio from cracking or shifting?
Frost and soil movement crack slabs that sit on poorly prepared bases. We excavate to proper depth, compact a gravel base, slope the surface away from the house for drainage and place control joints so any movement happens in planned lines, not random cracks.
Can a pergola be attached to my existing deck or patio?
Yes — attaching a pergola to a deck, house ledger or existing slab is common, but each attachment point needs proper structural connection and, sometimes, engineering. We evaluate what it is attaching to before promising anything, because a shade structure is only as strong as its anchorage.
How long does a patio or pergola project take?
A basic concrete patio can often be poured in a few days, plus curing time. Paver patios and pergolas typically take one to two weeks of on-site work depending on size and complexity. Spring and fall book up fastest in northern Utah — plan ahead.
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Tell us how you want to use your yard and we'll plan a patio and shade structure around it.