Patio Cost Guide WA
How Much Does a Patio Cost in Western Australia?
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Traditional corrugated steel patio roofing.
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$35 pw*
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$4,760
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This estimate is a guide. It uses your chosen size, design and Corrugated roofing. Standard estimates do not include optional engineering unless we say so. If needed, engineering is priced on its own in every region. Your final price also depends on colour, roofing and site needs. The weekly figure is a 36-month example. It does not confirm an available finance product or term.
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LEARN ABOUT THE FREE WORKSHOPThinking about building a new patio? One of the first things most people want to know is how much it will cost.
The price of a patio can change depending on its size, style, where you live, and any extra options you choose.
This guide will help you understand patio prices in Western Australia and show you how to get great value for your money.
Not sure what comes with a patio kit? Take a look at What Is Included In A Patio Kit.
Want to know why so many people choose to build their own patio? Read Why Choose A DIY Patio Kit.
Quick Answer
Patio prices in Western Australia can vary depending on the size and style you choose.
As a simple guide, a small patio may cost around $2,500, while a large patio can cost $15,000 or more.
The main things that affect the price are:
- The size of the patio
- The roof style
- Where you live
- The engineering needed for your area
Flat roof patios are usually the lowest-cost option. Gable, raised, and freestanding patios are usually more expensive — see gable attached patio prices by size.
For a price based on your patio size and location, use our Patio Calculator to get an instant estimate.
Key Facts
- Indicative patio prices in WA span from about $2,500 (small flat roof) to $15,000+ (large gable entertaining patio).
- Patio size, roof style, attached vs freestanding, height and optional extras all change the price.
- Your wind region and terrain category drive the steel, bracing and footing requirements — and therefore cost.
- All patios should be engineered for their location; see our patio engineering guide.
- Council permit and approval fees are separate from the kit price — check the patio approval guide.
- DIY patio kits can save thousands versus a builder-installed patio by removing labour costs and material markups.
- Unsure on terminology? Our glossary explains wind regions, spans, footings and more.
Average Patio Costs In WA
Small Patio
3m x 3m
From approximately:
$2,500 - $5,000
Medium Patio
6m x 3m
From approximately:
$5,000 - $9,000
Large Patio
6m x 6m
From approximately:
$9,000 - $15,000+
Premium Entertaining Patio
9m x 6m+
From approximately:
$15,000+
Every project is different and pricing varies depending on engineering requirements, wind region and design complexity.
What Affects Patio Pricing?
Patio Size
The larger the patio, the more materials required — roof area, structural steel, roofing sheets, fixings, flashings and gutters all increase with size.
Patio Style
Flat roof patios are the most economical. Gable patios add headroom, airflow and a premium look. Raised and dome styles offer extra options at varying price points.
Engineering Requirements
All patios should be engineered for their location. Engineering considers wind region, terrain category, roof style, span lengths and connection details.
Wind Regions & Costs
Patios in higher wind regions often require larger steel sections, additional bracing, stronger connections and larger footings, which can impact overall cost.
Colorbond® Roofing Options
Your roofing profile affects pricing. Corrugated is generally the most economical, while Trimdek offers excellent spanning for larger patios. See Colorbond patio options.
Attached vs Freestanding
An attached patio connects to your home and is usually the most cost-effective. A freestanding patio is standalone and typically requires additional posts and structural members.
Patio Cost Per Square Metre
Many people ask how much a patio costs per square metre.
The answer is that every patio is different. The price can change based on the size, style, height, where you live, and the engineering needed for your area.
Be careful when comparing prices. Some companies may give a simple square metre price without looking at the engineering and other important details.
Need help paying for your patio? Take a look at our Patio Finance Options.
Patio Kit Pricing: Why Some Companies Don't Show Prices
If you've searched online for a patio kit, you've probably noticed that many companies do not display prices on their websites.
There are several reasons for this.
Every Patio Is Different
Unlike many products, patios are usually custom made. The price can change depending on:
- The size of the patio
- The roof style
- Attached or freestanding design
- Wind region
- Engineering requirements
- Colour choices
- Site conditions
Because every project is different, some companies prefer to provide a custom quote instead of a fixed price.
Prices Can Change By Location
The same patio may need different engineering depending on where it is built. A patio in a sheltered suburb may cost less than the same patio in a windy coastal area.
Some Companies Want To Speak With Customers First
Many businesses use a quote-only system because they want to discuss the project before providing a price. This allows them to understand the customer's needs and recommend suitable options.
It Can Be Difficult To Compare Quotes
Some patio companies include engineering, drawings and other items in their prices, while others charge extra. Without knowing what is included, comparing prices can be difficult.
Why We Believe In Showing Prices
At Patio & Shed Kits WA, we believe customers should have access to pricing information before making an enquiry.
Showing prices helps you:
- Understand your budget
- Compare different patio sizes and styles
- Make informed decisions
- Save time during the research process
While final pricing may vary depending on engineering and site requirements, displaying guide prices gives customers a much better starting point than having no pricing information at all.
Always Compare What's Included
When comparing patio prices, don't just compare the total cost. Make sure you also compare:
- Engineering
- Steel quality
- Roof sheeting
- Structural members
- Footing requirements
- Delivery costs
- Warranty coverage
- What's actually included in the kit
The cheapest price is not always the best value. A quality patio kit with appropriate engineering arranged where required can save time, money and problems in the long run.
DIY Patio Kit vs Builder Installed Patio
Many WA homeowners choose DIY patio kits because they can save thousands of dollars.
Builder Installed Patio
- Higher labour costs
- Builder markups on materials
- Less control over the build
DIY Patio Kit
- Lower overall project cost
- Greater control over the build
- Potentially significant savings
Why Choose Patio & Shed Kits WA?
Key Takeaways
- There is no single fixed price — patio cost in WA depends on size, roof style, height, attached vs freestanding and optional extras.
- Engineering, your wind region and terrain category materially affect the steel and footings required, and therefore the price.
- Flat roof attached patios are the most economical; gable, raised and freestanding designs cost more.
- Budget separately for council permit and approval fees, which are not part of the kit price.
- Choosing a DIY kit can save thousands; check the glossary and engineering guide before you buy, then get an indicative figure from the Patio Calculator.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the cheapest patio style?
A flat roof patio is usually the lowest-cost style. It is simple and quick to build.
Is engineering included?
No. Engineering is not in the standard kit price. We can arrange it as an optional extra if needed.
Do you deliver throughout WA?
Yes. We supply patio kits throughout Perth and regional Western Australia, delivered to your home or job site.
Can I install the patio myself?
Yes. Our patio kits are designed to be DIY friendly, with clear guidance and a free installation workshop at our factory.
How can I get a price?
Use our Patio Calculator for an instant estimate. Or tell our team your size, roof style and suburb.
How much does a patio cost in Perth?
Small patios start from a few thousand dollars. Large patios can cost more than $15,000. Size, roof style, wind region and extras change the price. Use our Patio Calculator for a closer estimate.
Why do patio prices vary so much across WA?
Each site can need different steel, bracing and footings. Wind region, terrain, spans and roof style all matter. Engineering is an optional extra.
How does my wind region affect patio cost?
A higher wind region may need larger steel and stronger fixings. It may also need more bracing and bigger footings. This can raise the material cost.
Is a permit cost included in the patio price?
No. You pay permit and application fees to your local government. Engineering is also not in the standard kit price. We can arrange it as an optional extra if needed.
Do I need engineering and does it add to the cost?
Engineering checks the design for your site. It covers wind, terrain, roof style and spans. It is not in the standard kit price. We can arrange it as an optional extra.
How much can I save with a DIY patio kit versus a builder?
Many WA homeowners save thousands by choosing a DIY kit because they avoid builder labour costs and material markups. Actual savings depend on your patio size and whether you assemble it yourself or engage your own trades.
Are the prices on this page fixed quotes?
No. These price ranges are a budget guide. Your size, style, height, location and extras set the final price. Engineering is an optional extra.
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