Awnings styles, left to right, Traditional and Arched

This is a Traditional Awning Style

Staircase canopy

Entrance canopy

The challenges offered by this structure were incorporated into the awning adding function and retaining and enhancing the beauty of the structure. The solar screen material allows the outside scenery to be quite viewable while reducing the heat and damaging rays of the sun.

A unique situation required a thoughtful and artistic application.

Architectural challenges do not detract from appearance and function of an awning.

These two awning styles, arched on top, combination on the bottom, made with solar screen material still permits one a view while protecting the interior from the sun and heat.

This special fixed awning hides a second line of attack to stopping the sun and heat. With a special rope system for raising and lowering the matching material of dropshades.

These before and after pictures show how much protection against the weather this awning and its dropshades will provide all year around.

Snow! No problem. This entry is protected by an awning made for such weather.

These awnings provide valuable shade when the sun shines on the wall of this home.

This large dome awning made with solar screen allows the outdoors to be viewable while providing protection from the sun.

A trio of awnings compliment and protect this home keeping it cool and reducing energy needs.

Full shade on the sliding glass door is provided by the fixed awning while a combination awning to the left protects a window.

Protection from the elements is provided though the buildings are at angles to each other.