Real aluminum patio covers our crew has built for Southern California homes, with before and after photos and the story of each build.
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A black aluminum solid cover runs the length of a white stucco home, so the pool deck has shade right outside the sliding doors while the water stays in the sun.
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A fully closed aluminum roof: full shade at noon and a dry patio when it rains, attached to the house or freestanding.
This homeowner wanted an outdoor kitchen they could use at noon in July and on a rainy evening. We built an attached aluminum solid patio cover over the stone BBQ island and dining area, with ceiling fans wired by our crew.
A black aluminum solid roof runs along the back of a white stucco home, giving the pool deck full shade right outside the sliding doors while the pool itself stays in the sun.
A wide patio got a solid roof with brown beams and a light wood-grain ceiling, plus a ceiling fan to move the air on hot afternoons.
Round white columns and a white solid roof match the trim of this two-story home and shade the seating area beside the pool.
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A foam-core solid roof that blocks far more heat and quiets the rain, with a flat, finished ceiling for recessed lights.
A large back patio with a view needed shade that stays cool through the afternoon. We built an insulated aluminum patio cover with a tan ceiling, brown fascia and decorative rafter tails, plus recessed and lantern lights.
A flat white insulated ceiling covers the outdoor kitchen and grill, keeping the cook out of the sun and the rain off the counters.
An insulated roof with white decorative rafter tails shades a paver patio and lounge furniture along the back of the house.
A dark insulated aluminum roof covers an upper wood deck, so the family can use it in the afternoon heat.
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A single-layer solid roof: the same full shade and rain cover as insulated, for less, with the ribbed ceiling showing below.
This family wanted a covered space for game nights. We built a black non-insulated aluminum patio cover over a wide slab, with lights on the posts and under the roof.
A gray single-layer solid roof with recessed lights gives this patio shade by day and soft light at dusk.
A freestanding non-insulated cover stands on its own posts over a stone outdoor kitchen and bar seating, away from the house.
A white non-insulated roof with ceiling fans covers a concrete patio, giving full shade and rain cover at the lower price.
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Open aluminum slats that filter the sun, keep the patio bright and let the air move.
The owners wanted filtered shade over their outdoor kitchen and TV wall without darkening the house. We built a wood-grain aluminum lattice cover with recessed lights.
A tan aluminum lattice cover with string lights turns an open backyard into an outdoor living room with soft, filtered shade.
White aluminum lattice slats throw striped shade over the seating area beside the pool and keep the patio bright.
An open white lattice roof covers a long outdoor dining table next to the lawn, cutting the glare without blocking the breeze.
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Aluminum slats that open and close, so you choose sun, filtered shade or full rain cover.
This homeowner wanted to choose between sun and shade from the same chair. A white louvered roof with round columns and a ceiling fan covers a brick patio.
Bronze louvers run along the back of a two-story home, opening for morning sun and closing for afternoon shade or rain.
Adjustable white louvers cover an outdoor bar and seating, so guests can sit in the sun or in the shade.
A bronze louvered roof covers a large dining patio, with the slats angled to control light and air through the day.
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Gables, freestanding pavilions, stone column bases and combinations, designed around your yard.
For a seating area away from the house, we built a freestanding aluminum patio cover with a gable roof and a dark frame, set on stone-wrapped column bases.
A white freestanding gable cover stands over its own patio in the backyard, with a peaked roof that gives the space a room-like feel.
White columns on stone bases carry a solid roof with ceiling fans beside the pool, matching the stonework in the yard.
A white gable cover with a decorative truss frames the back door and gives the entry a finished, built-in look.
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From our base in San Jacinto, we install patio covers throughout Riverside and San Bernardino counties, and take projects across Los Angeles, Orange and San Diego counties. Pick your county to see where we build.
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13 cities · Inland Empire, our home base
15 cities · Inland Empire and foothills
55 cities · San Gabriel Valley and southeast LA
26 cities · North County, East County and the coast
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Yes. These are patio covers our crew built for homeowners across Southern California, photographed after the install.
Yes. Send us the photo you like and we'll match the style, color, rafter tails and columns. The size and engineering are worked out for your house at the free home visit.
Solid covers start at $14.50 per square foot non-insulated and $20 per square foot insulated on a 20×20, and lattice covers start at $2,350 for a 10×10. Louvered and custom covers are priced at your estimate.
Duralum colors: White, Pewter, Sandal Wood, Rose Wood, Drift Wood, Beach Wood, Maple Wood, Sienna Wood and Ebony/Black. Black and white are our most popular picks.
Yes. Our crew installs recessed lights and wires for ceiling fans during the build. You choose and buy the fan, and we install it.
Yes. The custom section shows freestanding pavilions and gable roofs, some on stone or brick column bases. A freestanding cover costs about 40% more than an attached one of the same size.
Most took 2 to 6 days on site. Before that, plan on the permit review and about 2 weeks of production.
Ask us. We can share photos of projects in or near your city, and our city pages show local work.
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