How To Combo Four Seasons Insulated Patio Cover with Roofing

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This is a video about how to properly install a large, L-shaped wrap-around Elitewood Insulated Patio Cover, a much better product that Alumawood. This includes rough electrical for the Fan, Halo LEDs, GFCI Outlet, and dimmer. The color for this patio cover with Classic Cedar White. For more videos like this please like, comment, and subscribe. We appreciate the feedback.
We are family-owned and operated out of California. If you are interested in getting a patio cover give me a call at 818-967-2986 and I can provide you with current seasonal promotions.
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-Always Hire a Licensed Professional when installing these patios, the methods and techniques that I use are ways that work for me, not for necessarily for everyone. Safety is the most important thing when building these patio covers. Especially with electrical work.
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[@akkrause18]

Everyday Patio make quality products. They are the real deal! Check out their other videos!

[@EverydayPatio]

Thank you so much for your comment and positivity!

[@jonnyguns3163]

back in the day i used to build these patios with AJ but somedays i sit and reminisce about the 3 by 8's

[@EverydayPatio]

Haha, let's get you back on a patio cover Jonny, good to hear from you. We were missing your philosophical comments.

[@JoseGonzalez-jo2cc]

Nice to see you again doing videos with your wife. We really love our patio you did for us at our Diamond Bar house. Keep up the good work and say hello to your wife and brother! Hugs 🤗

[@EverydayPatio]

Jose!! We were just thinking about you this morning! Good to have you here on the channel! Your patio video is coming soon!! Thank you very much for you comment, very glad to hear that love your patio! Hope all is well with you and your beautiful family! A big hug to your wife! Stay cool!! Letícia & Aj.

[@xtransam9970]

Great patio finish

[@EverydayPatio]

Thank you so much! Hope you’re having a great day today!

[@aceagui7318]

Nice the patio makes the house looks a million times better, also like that you let the owner bring his own electrician, that action was an A plus.

[@EverydayPatio]

Thank you so much for you comment and positivity Ace! We appreciate you and hope you have an awesome day!!

[@clairemcgill1571]

Glad to see the whole family together again!!

[@EverydayPatio]

Thank you very much for your comment Claire!

[@maelo9x]

Great videos like always AJ. Thanks 👍😎

[@EverydayPatio]

Thanks Ishmael! Always appreciate great attitude. Hope you have a good rest of your day man. Stay safe out there. -AJ

[@golfore]

Looks great.. this is what I need in my house...

[@EverydayPatio]

Hello there GolFore thank you for your comment and positivity! If ever looking for something like this email us at [e-mail] we would be happy to chat with you! Hope you have a good day, The Everyday Patio Team

[@golfore]

@@EverydayPatio I already have an appointment set up with you guys. 😃

[@thethingis2892]

The upgrade on this house!! Great work!

[@EverydayPatio]

Thanks Lele!!

[@martinledezma716]

Should post at least once a week love the content

[@EverydayPatio]

That’s the plan! Thank your for your comment and positivity! We gonna keep up with content!

[@kezeul._.6178]

this is great

[@EverydayPatio]

Thank you so much for your positivity and commitment!

[@africa828]

Nice work wish you were in Miami

[@EverydayPatio]

Hey Gig, thank you for the kind words, our family and team at Everyday Patio, really appreciate it. For help finding a local manufacturer, please go to Fourseasonsbp.com and mention this video, so they know what type of Patio Cover you are looking for. Good Luck on your Patio Cover Project, we would love to see it, once it's done! Have a great rest of your day, Everyday Patio [e-mail]

[@rafaelcarmona6228]

Great job, shows you care!

[@EverydayPatio]

Thank you for your kind words Rafael, we love what we do!

[@alecjaustin]

Great work team!

[@EverydayPatio]

Thanks AJ!

[@TheAidanAustin]

Great video guys!!

[@EverydayPatio]

Very much appreciate it brother!

[@AntonioMottaAtor]

Premium work, guys!

[@EverydayPatio]

Antonio!! Thank you so much for your comment and positivity! Hope all is well with you and hope to see you soon brother! Take care!

[@1027gracie]

Dude, you do some solid work, wish I would've consulted with you before getting mine done. Im searching KZbin for leak fixes and came across this amazing video, and watched some of your other work. I have to say, your crafty. Mother in law will be needing one pretty soon, I know who I am calling, to avoid the dreadful patio is leaking calls from mom....

[@EverydayPatio]

Thank you very much for your comment! Yep if you need a new patio cover you know who to call!! Thank you for your positivity we appreciate it! Hope you have a good day! Everyday Patio Team

[@MrHemilystopiello]

👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@EverydayPatio]

Woohoo!!

[@FlatRoofDoctor]

Very nice Alec. i like your work. It is much cleaner than mine.

[@EverydayPatio]

Thank you Flat Roof Doctor we learned a lot from you! Hope you’re having a wonderful day. Everyday Patio Team

[@apflor323]

Awesome work and looks great!!! I would love to have one of those, but do you have any patio covers that are transparent on top? I'd like to still have sunshine come through. Thanks and keep up the awesome work!

[@marciamotta8734]

👏👏👏❤muito bom trabalho e com a companhia e trabalho da sua família 🙌 👏👏👏pra vocês e cd vez mais sucesso 🙏

[@marciamotta8734]

Exelente 👏 o trabalho de vocês 🤗 👏👏👏 equipe boa ☺️👆💥

[@EverydayPatio]

Obrigado!! ❤️❤️❤️

[@nathaliafreire79]

so beautiful! and its amazing how fast you guys build it! great job, guys! i love it :D

[@EverydayPatio]

Thank you so much for you comment and positivity ❤️

[@esteemedenergy]

You can safely walk on that without denting the panels?

[@EverydayPatio]

Hello Sir, Thank you so much for your comment yes you can Elitewood makes a heavy gauge aluminum skin on top and bottom to prevent damaging, for more questions please email us at [e-mail] Thank you! Leticia [e-mail]

[@lucianaribeiro4235]

👏👏👏👏❤❤

[@EverydayPatio]

Thank you Lulu!! We love you!

[@XBlades909]

Hey! Love the vids! Was wondering if you work out in San Bernardino county! Had a question about sunroom panels, do they last a very long time? My pops built his sunroom using panels from the 80s.

[@EverydayPatio]

Good Day Jeulyses, we really appreciate the kind words. To check if we service your city/area please email us at [e-mail]. As far as the sunroom panels go, they usually last a very long time, if installed properly. The system they used to have was simpler, so not many from the 80s are needing to be replaced until now. They also had a lot of different panel styles throughout the years. Some were even made of cardboard, I've replaced quite a few of those. If you are ever looking for a new sunroom, feel free to reach out to us. Thanks again for the comment and I hope you have a great rest of your day, The Everyday Patio Team

[@banjomaniac]

I notice one of the guys walking on top of the patio cover, must be strong. Mine has been on my house 25 years and I want to replace it and maybe make it about 4 feet deeper but you can't walk on top of mine it won't support the weight. I'm in Coastal NC so need it to withstand hurricane winds too.

[@EverydayPatio]

Hello there Roger! Thank you for your comment, you can walk through the Insulated Panels, just can’t have a party on top of it! Lol Awesome you have a classic one! you would be surprised how long the rooms can last, it’s great! If you’re looking for more information feel free to email us at [e-mail] Hope you have a great day! Everyday Patio Team

[@Finches.]

Where are you located ? I need a estimate How I can contact you

[@EverydayPatio]

Hey thanks for reaching out! We currently located in North Cal and South Cal, please send us a email at [e-mail] for more information! Thank you and I hope you have a good day!

[@2003bmw530i]

Great teamwork and video. Would you recommend this product for PNW? Thank you

[@EverydayPatio]

Yea, you would probably want to go with a 4 or 6 in. Roof, if you have snow load up there. We don't get much of that in California haha

[@martinledezma716]

Where the uploads at );

[@EverydayPatio]

Martin we working on it!! This week will be! I can guarantee you’re gonna like it! Thanks for the comment! We hope you having a wonderful day!

[@DK-et6lm]

Interesting. I was told I could not do a wrap around insulated aluminum patio. By two separate contractors up here in Antelope Valley... Also was told the posts needed to be closer apart then what I see in this patio. You come across as very knowledgeable. What are your thoughts on this...

[@southbridgeforestHOA]

Looks great. I Just installed a 15x18' patio cover for my neighbor using Elite Insulated panels. The local Code Department insisted I put in a 12x18"x24" concrete footer under the 3 posts I used. It would of been so much easier to just bolt the aluminum posts to the exsisting 4" thick concrete slab. How did you convince your local Code Department to allow you to just hammer drill the vertical posts in?

[@EverydayPatio]

Hey Southbridge, seems a little excessive. We do most of the engineering and CADs for the city permits our self. So it's easier to specify that it will be attaching to a 4 inch. slab. It also depends on the wind load or snow load in the area you are building the cover, ours is 10 PSF. 20 PSF or higher, usually default to footings to satisfy requirements.

[@weloveourjernie]

Looks like a great product. Is that material available for diy?

[@EverydayPatio]

Hello there, thank you for your comment. The material of this video is not available for DIY. but there is some similar materials you can get for your project. For more information please email us at [e-mail]. Hope you have a great day!

[@marcosgomez1711]

Very nice, did you run the electrical wires through the inside of the panel or did you bring them in from the outside top of panel? Thanks

[@EverydayPatio]

Hey Marcos, great question. We run our electrical inside the fan beams (electrical channels) that we order inside the insulated roof panels. Very rarely do we pipe in electrical through the top, due to water issues. Hope this helps and that you have a great weekend, AJ

[@Ransome2501]

What are you using to seal seams with. Can’t be ( chaulking). I’m just asking because I have a insulated patio cover that has a a persistent leak under the trim piece by the gutter. Impossible to tell where it’s coming from. It was built with tape seams and some type of clear roll on sealant. The contractors came back and resealed all seams but still leaks. Had I known this system relied solely on sealant and not some type of overlapping construction I would not have used it. Any suggestions. Calling the contractors back is out of the question. Thanks for your video

[@EverydayPatio]

It is really hard to give you proper advice without pictures. From the sound of it, those tape seams are the real issue here. Any job I've seen with them have persistent leaks. Also only the wrong caulking would be "chaulking". You need metal roof sealant, but it must be applied properly the first day or your going to be chasing the leak and have a very hard time isolating it. Improper install, improper caulking, and improper flashing can all be causing these issues. Anyways, feel free to send me a few pictures of what you have going on, and I will do my best to guide you in the right direction. Thank you for your time, Alec Austin 818-967-2986 Everyday Patio

[@1027gracie]

John, I too am dealing with this nonsense. That tape was used on mine and have a slow nagging almost like built up moisture. I just applied some blackjack silicon patch as nicely as I possibly could to see if it helps, my fingers are crossed. I may eventually take on the task and unassemble it get it all cleaned up, maybe add a flashing that I dont think was ever installed, and seal the heck out of it. Calling back my guys is an option, but I figured they would just screw it up again, they've been out 3 times, once they sealed from the bottom, lmao.....unbelievable.

[@adriancastillo1982]

Hey AJ great looking PC. can you put LED lights in insulated panels with no fan beam? Or do you recommend getting fan beam panels for lights and fans?

[@EverydayPatio]

Hello there Adrian, thank you for the kind words. Yes you always need the fan beams if you’re installing electrical! Thank you for your comment and hope you have a great day!

[@TxBoltMan]

Do you know where I can get in DFW tx

[@EverydayPatio]

Good Morning Jim, hope you're having a good day. For information on how to get it near you, please email us at [e-mail]. Thank you for your time, The Everyday Patio Team [e-mail]

[@chakarbugti5178]

sir your post lovly! God give Sucess!Can we Support each other

[@EverydayPatio]

Thank you!!

[@hapypapy781]

Do you do patios in Lake Havasu City Arizona?

[@EverydayPatio]

Hey, Thanks for the comment. Sadly we do not service Lake Havasu yet, but we would be happy to put you in contact with a local approved dealer. Feel free to email us, so that we may properly assist you. Thank you for your time, Everyday Patio

[@alfredoduran3946]

Do the snap in panels need sheet metal screws down the seams where they both meet? In the video, it looks like you just put silicon down the seams.

[@EverydayPatio]

Hey Alfredo, the answer is on typically the screws on the seams of the panel can be used for patio rooms and Sunrooms, sometimes engineering can call for it, but not often with the Elitewood panels. We do try to seal in between the panels to prevent them from shifting. Thank you for your comment and hope you have a great day!

[@ice8zak]

How do you join the panels on the connection from patio1 and Patio 2? How do you seal that join?

[@EverydayPatio]

Hey Isaac, I ran the hanger long, and attached the side Fascia to the hanger. It's a pretty solid connection. Just seal where the joints are with novaflex or something similar and you should be good. This patio never had leaking issues with this design.

[@berniemac8413]

Nice work! When do you decide to use the “C” metal channel inside the aluminum beam? Are there spanning charts for that?

[@EverydayPatio]

Hey Bernie Mac, cool name. He was a legend. And if spans are more than 8-12 ft between posts, adding steel is the best way to go a further distance. And yes there is engineering charts that determine exact post spacing, double header beams with steel C-channels can go the greatest spans, sometimes even 20 ft plus distance between posts, depending on the Trib factor. Hope this helps and that you have a great day, Everyday Patio

[@berniemac8413]

@@EverydayPatio haha thanks! oh that’s awesome!! I didn’t realize the post spacing could be that far apart! Thank you for the reply!

[@georgannedel]

I want to enclose our porch with windowed walls, maybe moveable walls, but definitely windowed doors. It's about a 30 foot wall, 7 to 8 foot tall. Do you have any suggestions about how to do it? Do you have any ideas about a very experienced contractor like you in my area? We live in the Daytona Beach, Florida area. Thank you for any ideas you have. Georganne

[@azharusman487]

i need to know how you did the wiring because its not hollow and if you want to install the fan how you gonna do that please thanks

[@EverydayPatio]

Hey Azhar, thanks for reaching out. You need to order the patio cover with fan beams or electrical chases to run your electrical lines. Otherwise you need to pipe in the electrical via the top of the roof, which I generally don't recommend unless you are a electrician, very skilled with waterproofing. Hope this helps, Have a great rest of your day, Everyday Patio

[@josefernandez-ml8gw]

I like your work. Were i can by the materiales?

[@EverydayPatio]

Hello there Jose, thank you for your comment. We are located in Southern California, if you would like to know more information on material please feel free to visit our website www.everydaypatio.com Thank you for your time and hope you have a good day!

[@aaaciesiel]

Could a person install a patio cover over a deck?

[@EverydayPatio]

Hey Aaron, thanks for the comment. It depends on your local city codes, it usually needs to rest and be anchored properly to the header beams on your deck. It would defintely look awesome though. Have a great rest of your week, Everyday Patio

[@gtdodgeviper]

How much do you charge per square foot just labor?

[@EverydayPatio]

Good Day Gtdodgeviper, we don't do just install, we provide materials and labor. For current pricing please feel free to email us at [e-mail]. Thank you for your time and we hope you have a great rest of your day, Everyday Patio

[@DSRTSLA]

You guys work out here in the Palm Springs area?

[@EverydayPatio]

Thank you for your comment! We currently do not install in that location. We are located in Los Angeles. If you go to FourSeasonsBP.com they can refer to a dealer in your area.

[@DSRTSLA]

Right on thanks.

[@vicko7476]

where in california are you located?

[@EverydayPatio]

Hello there George, we’re in Southern California. To check if we service your area please check out our website www.everydaypatio.com Thank you for your comment and hope you have a great day!

[@777trader8]

Patio cover 1 and patio cover 2 do not line up correctly. You can see this clearly 9:30 to 9:38. What happened?

[@EverydayPatio]

Both patio hangers were put up straight and level, and patio cover 1 have was attached to patio cover 2 side fascia. You could probably make the hanger match the slope of the side fascia, but it might just cause alot of stress in that area of the patio.