A hand crank, a simple routine
Manual retractable
$2,200–$4,800
A typical 12-foot-wide unit with a 10-foot projection. Wall mounting and a manual crank; final size follows the survey.
Awnings & fabric
A shape.
A stripe.
Your kind of shade.
Every installation is quoted after a site survey. These sample ranges help you decide where to start.
Installed starting ranges
Open and close with a control
Motorized retractable
$3,800–$7,500
A typical 12-foot-wide unit with a 10-foot projection. Electrical supply and electrician’s work are separate.
A fitted cover on a frame
Fixed window awning
$850–$1,800
One window, approximately 4 feet wide with a 3-foot projection. Fabric and shape are chosen with the mounting plan.
Room to sit beneath
Fixed porch awning
$2,400–$6,000
A typical 10-by-8-foot frame and fabric cover. Larger spans, posts and difficult access need a separate estimate.
All four options are by quote. Ranges include measuring, standard fabric, mounting hardware and installation on a sound wall within 25 miles of Maple Crossing. Wall repairs, electrical work, permits and applicable tax are separate. We check access and mounting conditions before quoting.
Choose in person
Color is just the beginning.
Warm sand
A quiet solid beside brick or wood.
Brick stripe
A broad stripe with a cream ground.
Deep marine
A darker solid for a clear outline.
Solution-dyed acrylic
A woven fabric option for suitable retractable and fixed systems. We bring physical swatches so you can see the weave and the color in daylight.
Coated polyester
A wipeable fabric option for selected fixed frames. We confirm fabric compatibility with the frame and the use; not every fabric suits a retractable unit.
Screen colors are approximate. Fabric selection, valance shape and seam placement are confirmed with the written quote.
Before a survey
Can an awning stay open in any weather?
No. Retract a retractable awning before strong wind, heavy rain, snow or when you leave it unattended. Follow the unit’s operating limits. A fixed awning also needs a winter plan based on its frame and cover.
How long does a new awning take?
Allow about 4–6 weeks after the approved measurements and fabric choice for fabrication, subject to material availability. Most straightforward installations take one day. We confirm timing in the quote.
Let’s measure the possibilities.
Tell us the approximate width and whether you want a fixed or retractable awning.