Deck Builders, Patio and Porch Builders Lake Norman NC

Archadeck of Charlotte has been building custom decks, patios, screen porches, and more in LKN towns and neighborhoods since 1988.

What do you love the most about your Lake Norman home? Is it your proximity to water recreation? Is it the tranquil view? Is it the comfort of knowing your favorite fishing hole is right in your own backyard? Or maybe it is just the feeling you get watching the sunrise over the water from your kitchen window every morning? No matter the reason, Archadeck of Charlotte can enhance your lakefront living experience with a custom outdoor living space. While we are renowned for our custom decks throughout the area, Archadeck is

Patio Builders Lake Norman Area

There is nothing quite like living on Lake Norman. If you live in Cornelius, Davidson, Denver, Huntersville, or Mooresville you know exactly what we mean! Lake Norman living can be best defined as a vibe, because the area is overflowing with the energy of waterfront living and steeped in southern charm. Think of all the ways you can use a waterfront Belgard patio or natural stone patio. Relax or entertain on a new Archadeck patio that is equal parts form and function.

Screened In Porches Lake Norman

North Carolina offers outdoor living in at least part of all four seasons, including unseasonably warm winter days. One of the best ways to enjoy your waterside home throughout the year is inside a screened in porch, custom-designed by Archadeck of Charlotte. These spaces are often equipped with amenities that promote year-round usage. These amenities include outdoor fireplaces, fire pits, radiant heating, and 4-track vinyl porch windows by EZE-Breeze.

Archadeck of Charlotte has been serving Lake Norman homeowners decades, and we're still going strong. As this area continues to grow with new neighborhoods, our team stands ready to help you achieve your ideal LKN deck, patio, porch, or multi-season room design.

Archadeck of Charlotte Serves the Following Lake Norman Area Neighborhoods.

Autumn Woods, Bay Crossing, Belle Isle, Bells Crossing on Lake Norman, Beech Tree Bay, Captain’s Point at Lake Norman, Cobblestone, Conner Quay, Copper Ridge, Davidson Woods, Falls Cove, The Farms, Governor’s Island, Hadley Park, Harbor Oaks, James Plantation, Joys Serenity, Lakewood, Maple Grove, Nautical Point, Norman Pointe, Norman Estates, North View Harbour on Lake Norman, Pearl Springs Village, Pebble Bay, The Peninsula Club, Pinnacle Ridge, The Point, The Reserve at Robbins Park, River Run Country Club, Sail View, Sconset Village at the Point, Shadow Creek, Sisters Cove, Stillwater, The Stinson Cove area, Tuskarora Point, Verdict Ridge, Walden Ridge, Watertree Landing, Webbs Chapel Cove, West Bay, West View, Winding Forest, Willow Farms, Woodleaf, Wright’s Emerald Cove, and the Bluff Point Road, Fern Hill, Jetton and Nantz Road areas and many more.

Not All LKN Porches Have Screens

If you're thinking that your new porch design must have screens and windows to be beautiful and functional, think again! Many of our clients love the open-air feel of an open porch, which offers free breezes without walls, but weather protection under a custom roof. If you're considering a new porch and are undecided whether you wish for screens and EZE-Breeze windows, or an open-air design, Archadeck of Charlotte's Lake Norman porch designers are here to guide you to your perfect porch design. Our open porches might not have screens, but they are chock full of beautiful and functional amenities.

Why Do Folks Love Living in Lake Norman Towns?

Here are some interesting facts about LKN and the surrounding area.

• Lake Norman, created between 1959 and 1964 as part of the construction of the Cowans Ford Dam by Duke Energy, is the largest man-made body of fresh water located in North Carolina.
• It spans 8 miles across at its widest point.
• Lake Norman’s deepest point is over 100 feet and the average depth is 25 feet. Lake Norman holds approximately 3,200,000,000 gallons of water.
• The lake is sometimes called the inland sea because it boasts over 520 square miles of scenic shoreline.
• Lake Norman was established as a source of hydroelectric power for Duke Power.
• Homes, farms, and entire towns ended up under water as part of the damming process to facilitate hydroelectric power. The village of Long Island, for example, was once a bustling river town with three textile mills, is now completely submerged.
• The lake was named after Norman Atwater Cocke who was the former president of Duke Power.
• Cowans Ford Dam has 4 generators with a generating capacity of 350,000 kilowatts.
• The site of Cowans Ford Dam is also of historical significance as the site of the 1781 revolutionary war battle between British General Cornwallis and American General Davidson, in the area just as it forms Lake Norman.
• According to a 2016 article published in The Charlotte Observer, Urban Land Institute predicted a 52 percent population increase for the region by 2030 earlier in the decade. That includes a 58 percent rise in Mooresville/South Iredell County, 67 percent in Cornelius, 70 percent in Davidson and 84 percent in Huntersville, where the population almost doubled between 2000 and 2010.
• Part of the surge in Lake Norman’s popularity is the area’s top-rate schools.