Include the existing outbuildings.
Bring available site information showing the garage, shed and other nearby structures.
Patio Covers · Granite Falls, Washington
Patio covers in Granite Falls proposed as a separate shelter should be considered alongside the garage, shed and other structures already on the lot. A clear patch of yard is not the only relationship the designer and reviewer need to see.
Evergreen Home Pro helps homeowners put those structures on the same concept sketch. Identify the proposed cover and the nearby buildings so spacing and applicable accessory-structure standards can be assessed before the location is fixed.

Choose initial dimensions and roof shape, then review the freestanding concept with existing structures and the applicable site standards.
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Patio cover installation
Ask the provider to show the shelter outline and its relationship to the other structures. Where a narrow separation is proposed, have the responsible designer and reviewer resolve the applicable construction and site requirements rather than assuming the gap is adequate.
Bring available site information showing the garage, shed and other nearby structures.
Have the concept identify the shelter outline and the spaces around it.
Ask the city how the current accessory-structure standards apply to the actual shelter and lot.
Before work begins
Present the freestanding cover and existing-structure information through Granite Falls’ permit process. The calculator does not classify the shelter or establish its allowed relationship to other buildings.
Do not use a generic gap or lot sketch as a fire-separation design. Have the actual roof outline, supports and surrounding construction assessed.
Include nearby structures so the designer and city can assess their relationship to the shelter.
Have the actual location and surrounding construction reviewed under the applicable standards.
They describe an initial cover concept, not a municipal classification or separation determination.