Decks · Culver City
Decks and patio covers in Culver City
Tight side yards and small rear yards call for flush-transition decks and slim-profile covers that keep the plan open rather than boxing in the yard.
Culver City, 90230, 90232
The lot comes first, then the design.
Compact, well-maintained blocks with updated homes where the finish quality is expected to match the remodel.
- Permits go through
- City of Culver City Building Safety Division
- Ground
- Flat lots with tight side yards and short driveways.
- Neighborhoods
- Carlson Park, Blair Hills, Fox Hills, Downtown Culver City
- Common here
- Modern fence systems, clean gate hardware, and precise concrete and paver transitions.
The photo above is from one of our own jobs, not necessarily in Culver City.
Decks, here
What changes in Culver City.
Through a narrow side yard
Framing is planned in pieces that fit through tight side yards, so nothing needs to come in over the house.
Flush with the house
Decks meet doors, pavers and concrete at one level where possible, so the yard reads as one surface.
Culver City's own permits
Culver City runs its own Building Safety Division, separate from Los Angeles. Covers are drawn for its process.
Guides
Read before you build.
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