Evergreen Home Pro

Another patio cover project completed in Woodinville!

A great new outdoor space that adds shade, protection from the Northwest weather, and a comfortable place to enjoy the backyard year-round.

Thinking about covering your patio or deck? Contact **Evergreen Home Pro** to learn about available options and current promotions in your area.

Another newly finished patio cover project completed! A clean and functional upgrade that adds shade, comfort, and more usable outdoor living space. Perfect for relaxing, entertaining, and enjoying the outdoors year-round.

Another stunning patio cover project completed on Mercer Island!

Designed to enhance both comfort and curb appeal, this new patio cover creates a beautiful outdoor space that can be enjoyed throughout the year. With clean lines, durable materials, and a seamless integration with the home, it provides the perfect balance of shade, protection, and open-air enjoyment.

We're grateful for the opportunity to help bring this outdoor living vision to life.

Just wrapped up this beautiful Lake Tapps patio cover project!

Featuring a modern aluminum frame with an acrylic roof system, this new cover provides protection from the elements while maintaining the open, bright feel and stunning waterfront views. A perfect addition for year-round outdoor enjoyment and entertaining.

Thank you to our customers for trusting Evergreen Home Pro with their outdoor living space!

🏡 Visit Evergreen Home Pro at the Puyallup Meeker Days Festival!

Thinking about new windows, a patio cover, siding, or a new roof? Stop by our booth and see real product samples in person.

✔ Window displays
✔ Roofing samples
✔ Siding options
✔ Patio cover systems
✔ Expert answers from our team

There's no better way to compare products, explore options, and get ideas for your home improvement project.

📍 118 W Main, Puyallup, WA 98371

📅 June 12–14, 2026
🕛 Friday 12:00 PM – Sunday 5:00 PM

Come check out our booth, see the products up close, and learn why homeowners throughout Western Washington choose Evergreen Home Pro.

Quality Work • Lasting Value • Trusted Service

A well-built patio cover extends your outdoor living season right through Washington's rainy months, but our damp weather and heavy tree canopy require a little seasonal upkeep. Routine maintenance keeps your outdoor space looking new and ensures water drains safely away from your home. Here is how to clean and protect your patio cover safely.

- Clearing fallen leaves and pine needles from clear or frosted acrylic panels maximizes natural light transmission, which helps brighten up your outdoor living space during dark Pacific Northwest winters.

- Keeping pressure washers away from acrylic roof panels and powder-coated aluminum frames prevents high-pressure water from stripping the finish or compromising the waterproof seals.

- Spraying the entire structure down with clean water before soapy water has a chance to dry prevents a permanent cloudy film from forming on the transparent roof panels.

- Spraying a mixture of equal parts water and white vinegar on stubborn organic stains for five to ten minutes breaks down algae naturally, allowing you to wipe it away without abrasive scrubbing.

- Wiping acrylic panels dry with a damp chamois rather than paper towels prevents scratches and dissipates static charge so the roof does not immediately attract airborne dust.

- Monitoring the internal downspouts within the aluminum structure prevents debris buildup that can lead to standing water getting trapped inside the frame right before heavy winter downpours.

Taking a few careful steps to maintain your materials will protect your investment and keep your outdoor space comfortable year-round.

Read more at https://evergreenhomepro.com/resources/patio-covers/how-to-clean-patio-cover

Western Washington weather presents a unique challenge for home exteriors. Between constant drizzle and wind-driven rain, failing siding allows hidden rot, mold, and pests to infiltrate right beneath the surface. If you are planning an exterior remodel in the Puget Sound area, selecting the right material is a critical decision to prevent severe structural damage while balancing curb appeal and moisture resistance.

- Fiber cement is highly reliable for our region because it mimics the look of wood without the vulnerabilities. It does not swell or warp from heavy, sustained rain and holds paint exceptionally well, stretching the time between paint jobs.

- Vinyl siding remains an economical choice that is excellent at repelling water and never needs to be painted. However, if you choose darker colors, make sure they are manufactured with UV-resistant coatings so they do not fade over time from sun exposure.

- Traditional cedar offers classic architectural beauty but requires vigilant staining and sealing to prevent moss and rot in our wet climate. Engineered wood provides a durable alternative treated with resins to resist moisture, though any exposed cuts must be meticulously primed during installation to prevent water absorption.

- Architectural metal siding delivers a sleek, modern exterior that is outstanding for shedding rain and resisting moss growth. It carries a higher upfront cost and requires specialized flashing details to prevent corrosion at the joints, but it is virtually maintenance-free.

- The most premium siding on the market will still fail if the underlying house wrap and flashing are installed improperly. Managing moisture behind the siding is the absolute most critical step for protecting your home.

Evaluating your long-term timeline and maintenance tolerance will help you find the perfect exterior fit for your neighborhood.

Read more at https://evergreenhomepro.com/resources/siding/best-siding-materials-washington

Living in the Pacific Northwest means managing constant wet weather and chilly temperatures that linger for months. If you routinely have to wipe condensation off the inside of your window glass during the winter, your windows are failing to provide adequate thermal separation. This moisture can pool on sills and eventually cause mold or rot inside the house. Upgrading your home with truly energy-efficient windows is one of the best ways to stop drafts and improve daily comfort, but you need to know exactly what to look for.

- Pay close attention to the U-Factor rating on a new window, which measures how well the unit prevents heat from escaping. Selecting a lower number is a top priority because it will keep your heating system from working overtime during chilly Pacific Northwest winters.

- Look for Low-E glass, which features a microscopically thin coating that reflects interior heat back into the room during winter and blocks UV rays in the summer. This matters because it stabilizes indoor temperatures while protecting your flooring and furniture from fading.

- Consider triple-pane windows if you live near a busy street or face direct exposure to harsh winds. These feature a third layer of glass and a second insulating chamber to maximize both soundproofing

Read more at https://evergreenhomepro.com/resources/windows/guide-energy-efficient-windows-washington