Sized for the shade you actually need
An awning gets chosen by width more often than it should. Where the sun falls at the hours you’re outside, how far it needs to reach, and what it mounts to are what make it work. I measure and draw for those, and I’ll tell you when a little more width is worth it.
If you already own a good frame, a fabric recover may be all it needs. If you’re thinking about something more permanent, we can look at that too. Explore motorized awnings.
What I offer
- Motorized retractable awnings
- Fixed-frame awnings
- Fabric recovers on frames you already own
- Wind sensing
- Integrated lighting
- Motorized drop screens
Thank you so much! We appreciate the extra width you suggested — looks great. The kids can finally play on the deck without it being a whole sunscreen production.Eric A. · NJ · retractable awning
Questions I get
Do I need a permit for an awning?
Most awning and motorized shade jobs don’t need a permit. If yours does, it’s handled as part of the project.
Can you recover the awning I already have?
Often, yes. Fabric recovers on frames you already own are a regular part of the work.
How long does it take?
Fabrication typically runs 2–3 weeks once the design is approved. Installation ranges depending on the product, the size of the project, and the customization involved.