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A Custom-Built Detached Carport in Issaquah, Washington
Location: Issaquah, WA
Deck Size: 650 sq ft
Project Duration: 8 days
Total Cost: $23,000
Creating a durable and attractive covered parking area can add valuable functionality to a property. This Issaquah, Washington, project involved building a custom detached carport designed to provide reliable protection and complement the existing home.
Custom 650-Square-Foot Carport
The project included the construction of a spacious 650-square-foot detached carport, providing ample covered space for vehicles while enhancing the property’s overall functionality.
Complete Site Preparation and Grading
Before construction began, the site was carefully prepared with grading, a weed barrier, and a gravel base. These steps helped create a stable and well-prepared foundation for the new structure.
Strong Pressure-Treated Framing
The carport was built using a durable pressure-treated (PT) framing system, providing strength and stability. The structure also features glue-laminated (glulam) beams for additional structural support and a clean, professional appearance.
Matching Roof Shingles
To complete the design, the carport features roof shingles that match the existing property, creating a cohesive look and helping the new structure blend seamlessly with its surroundings.
Completed in 8 Days
The entire custom carport project was completed in 8 days, delivering a practical and durable outdoor structure. The total project investment was $23,000, reflecting the quality materials, custom construction, and professional craftsmanship involved.
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