Under-Deck Ceiling Systems in Greater Los Angeles

It is a ceiling made of engineered metal panels that attaches to the underside of a deck. The panels slope slightly, so water coming through the deck boards lands on them and runs into an integrated gutter and downspout. The result is a dry, finished space below the deck instead of a drip zone.

For many homes, yes. It turns the space under a second-story deck into a dry patio during winter storms and gives you shade on hot summer days. It is probably the most affordable way to add dry, usable outdoor space, which is useful on hillside lots where flat outdoor space is hard to come by.

You can choose from many colors and finishes, including different textures, so the ceiling complements your home’s trim instead of looking like an add-on. A Solutionist can show you the options during your free estimate.

Yes. Each system is custom-designed to fit the dimensions and drainage needs of your deck. Our installers measure the deck, then install the sloping panels that collect rainwater and carry it to the integrated gutters, away from the space below.

Have the panels inspected for clogs or leaks, since either can weaken their waterproofing. Routine maintenance keeps moisture away from the deck framing, which protects it from water damage and mold. It is easy to fold that check into a regular gutter cleaning visit.

Yes. With an under-deck ceiling catching the water, the space below stays dry enough for outdoor storage, furniture or a covered spot to entertain. Rain that drips through the deck boards is carried to the gutter instead of onto whatever is underneath.