Patio covers by material

Polycarbonate, Aluminum & Insulated Covers

Bright polycarbonate, low-maintenance aluminum, or a solid insulated roof for full shade. Pick by what the space underneath needs.

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Choose the roof by the room behind it

Start with the light. Polycarbonate is a bright, lightweight option: reliable shade without losing all of the natural light. Glass keeps even more daylight, which is the pick when windows or doors open onto the patio.

If the space needs shade more than light, insulated panels make a solid roof with full shade and better comfort underneath, and less heat building up. Aluminum is the low-maintenance choice with a crisp, finished look. The estimate is where those descriptions meet your actual patio.

From estimate to finished roof

It starts with a free on-site estimate. They come to you, bring sample pieces, and measure the space so the cover is planned for your house rather than copied from a catalog.

After that the same family-owned team does the work. As they put it, they handle every detail themselves. Most installs take one to two days, and Jason in Enumclaw wrote that the job was done in one day.

What changes on the deck once it's up

Grilling, family dinners and a quiet coffee all keep going when it rains. The deck stops collecting leaves and debris, so there's less to sweep after a storm.

A good cover also blocks harsh UV in summer, which is easier on outdoor furniture. Every install comes with a lifetime guarantee, and the materials carry lifetime warranties.

Glass cover over a furnished patio with water in the background

"They did a very beautiful job to our satisfaction and completed the project within schedule and cost." Satendra Jain, Google review, on glass covers and a polycarbonate cover on the side door.

Covers by material

Polycarbonate, aluminum and insulated roofs over decks and patios, one frame at a time.

White polycarbonate panels over a wood-railed deck
Dark aluminum frame over a deck at the edge of the woods
Underside of a white insulated aluminum roof
Long white roof along a grey house, orange rail below
White roof over a patio table and umbrella
Dark roof over an upper deck with timber rails

Four roofs, from daylight to shade

Glass leads the list because it’s what the crew is known for. If you want a roof that opens and closes instead, see the PERGOLUX louvered covers, and for a smaller spot like a kitchen door, the awnings and deck covers. The about page tells how the family-owned crew works.

Glass: Their specialty. Custom-fitted to your home, with a clean, modern look, maximum natural light and strong weather protection, in clear, bronze or reflective.
Polycarbonate: A bright, lightweight cover. Reliable shade without losing all of the natural light.
Aluminum: Low-maintenance and built to last, with a crisp, finished appearance.
Insulated: A solid roof structure that gives full shade and better comfort underneath by helping reduce heat buildup.