Newport Patio Cover with Free Upgrades Click here to learn more

ü Cedar Embossed with Flat Pan Plank Wood Design Feature, Made to Look Like Wood Planking

ü Free Upgrade for Thicker Pans

ü Rated for up to 110 MPH per hour sustained wind speeds

ü Rated for up to 30 LB live load

ü Free upgrade from 6” Pan to 8” Flat Pan Width,  Wider Pans Equal Less Seams

 ü Free Standard post Thickness .032 Post Thickness

ü No Charge on Four End Tail Cuts (Miter, Corbel, Scallop or Bevel Cut)

ü Free upgrade from .024 to .032 2 x 6 Side Plates on “H” Post

ü Your Choice Between 8 Different Colors

Laguna Lattice Patio Cover with Free Upgrades Click here to learn more

ü Cedar Embossed, Made to Look Like Wood

ü Rated for up to 110 MPH per hour sustained wind speeds

ü Rated for up to 30 LB live load

ü Free Upgrade to Next Larger Rafter Thickness

ü No Extra Charge 2 x 2 or 2 x 3

ü Upgrade from .024 to .032 Post Thickness

ü No Charge on Four End Tail Cuts (Miter, Corbel, Scallop or Bevel Cut)

ü Free upgrade from .024 to .032 2 x 6 Side Plates on “H” Post Design Only

ü Your Choice Between 8 Different Colors

We are offfering special upgrades to include thicker metals and additional options not previously available.
Take advantage of our "Summer Sizzler Sale" and purchase your higher quality patio cover, TODAY!

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Have you searched the web on those DIY (do It yourself) websites? Have you seen what they charge for just a KIT?  It is outrageous!  Wouldn't it be nice to find a company that is licensed, bonded, insured and willing to install your patio cover for the same or less than those DIY Website Prices?  Well you have found the company you are looking for.  We install and sell the KITS for much less than those DIY dealers.  They want you to pay 100% before they deliver your order.  We believe you should pay when the project is completely done and you are satisfied.  Most of those DIY websites are home based business with little or no overhead or insurance.  We are a California Licensed Contractor that is Bonded and Fully Insured.  Now doesn't that make better sense to have it installed by an A+ rated company?