Retractable Awnings
Manual and motorized awnings for decks and patios. Pull it out when the sun gets hot, roll it back when you want the light.
Find Out MoreFixed awnings are built on a welded or bolted frame and covered in fabric. There is nothing to crank and nothing to remember, which is why people put them over windows, entries and porches where shade and cover are wanted all summer.
Because the frame stays up, re-covering later is straightforward and costs far less than starting again.
Nothing. We come out, look at the job and measure it, then give you a price for the work with the options written down. If a photo is enough to price it, we will tell you that instead of making you wait for a visit.
The standard angled awning over a window or door, with or without a valance along the front edge.
A curved shape that suits doors, bay windows and older houses.
Deeper cover for entries and porches, often used where people stand or sit underneath.
Send a few details and photos if you have them. We come out, measure and give you a clear price.
The fabric can be removed and the frame left in place. That is the usual way to protect the cover and still keep the structure up.
Often, yes. Bring us a photo and a piece of the old fabric if you have one and we will look at what is available.
Most single window or door awnings go up in a day once the awning is made. We give you the timing with the estimate.
We cover Fairfield County and New Haven County. See the towns we work in.