More time outside. A patio cover made for you.

Enjoy shelter from the rain and shade from the sun with a low-maintenance aluminum patio cover. Preview your design and get a free online estimate for your Western Washington home.

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See your patio cover. Plan your budget.

Choose a roof style and size to explore your cover in 3D. Enter your details to see an estimated price range that updates as you adjust your design.

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Premium Aluminum Frames

Our aluminum frame patio covers are built for Pacific Northwest conditions: lightweight, rust-resistant, low maintenance, and designed to handle rain, wind, and temperature swings without warping or rotting.

White
Beige
Brown
Black
Aluminum frame patio cover

Premium ACRYLITE® panels for light, shade, and heat control.

ACRYLITE® acrylic panels offer lasting clarity, UV filtering, and weather resistance for Pacific Northwest patios.

Choose clear, tinted, or opaque panels to balance daylight, shade, and heat control.

How to read heat blocked Heat blocked is based on solar heat gain: lower heat gain means more sun heat is rejected by the panel.
Heatstop Cool Blue ACRYLITE panel sample
Most popular

Heatstop Cool Blue

The coolest option for west-facing patios and sunny exposures where stronger shade matters most.

Light through
20%
Heat blocked
75%
Solar Cool White ACRYLITE panel sample
The balance

Solar Cool White

A bright middle ground that keeps the space comfortable without making it feel closed in.

Light through
37%
Heat blocked
54%
Bronze ACRYLITE panel sample
Warm tinted

Bronze

A warm amber tint that pairs naturally with wood decks, darker trim, and earth-toned siding.

Light through
53%
Heat blocked
35%
Light White ACRYLITE panel sample
Brightest opaque

Light White

The brightest opaque panel, well suited for north-facing patios or shaded yards.

Light through
74%
Heat blocked
27%
Clear ACRYLITE panel sample
Maximum light

Clear

Transparent coverage for rain protection while preserving the open, daylight-filled feel overhead.

Light through
86%
Heat blocked
18%

Patio Cover FAQs

Common questions about snow loads, wind, materials, and planning a patio cover for your Western Washington home.

What snow load are your patio covers designed for?

Our patio covers are designed for a snow load of 25 pounds per square foot (psf). The final design needs to account for your location and any snow drifting or sliding from the house roof. Ask us to confirm the appropriate design for your property.

What wind speeds can a patio cover withstand?

The wind rating depends on the cover’s dimensions, attachment, posts, footings, and exposure at your property. There is no single wind-speed rating we can quote for every configuration. Ask us to confirm the engineered wind rating for your specific design.

Do I need a permit for a patio cover?

Permit requirements depend on your city or county and the project’s size, location, and attachment to the home. Confirm the requirements for your address before installation, and include any HOA approval in your planning.

Will a patio cover make my home darker?

The roof panel you choose affects how much daylight reaches nearby doors and windows. Clear and tinted panels offer different balances of light and shade. Compare the panel options above to find the look and light level you prefer.

Can you install a cover over an existing patio or deck?

An existing patio or deck may be suitable, but the supporting structure and post locations need to be reviewed. A concrete slab or deck should not be assumed to provide adequate support without checking whether additional footings or reinforcement are needed.

Can I choose the size, roof style, and colors?

Yes. Explore shed and gable roof styles, dimensions, frame colors, and panel options on this page. Final sizing and post placement depend on your home, the available space, and the structural design.

How much maintenance does a patio cover need?

Plan on periodic cleaning of the frame and panels and keeping drainage paths clear of leaves and debris. Follow the panel manufacturer’s care instructions and use approved cleaning products to protect the finish and glazing.

Will the covered patio stay dry when it rains?

A solid roof provides overhead rain protection, but an open-sided patio can still receive wind-driven rain. Roof coverage, slope, drainage, and the connection to your home all matter when planning the space.

Is the online estimate my final price?

The calculator provides a starting estimate based on your selections. Final pricing depends on confirmed measurements, site conditions, structural requirements, and the agreed project scope.