AlumaWood Patio Covers
What type of patios are available?
- Fully Covered
- Thermally insulated roof panels available (optional)
- Maxx Panel™ insulated roof system
- Painted aluminum embossed finish with 8″ Plank Design – This durable dual-layer system provides a superior finish that resists scratches, corrosion, and fading. It also requires less maintenance than most other finishes.
- Integrated Aluminum Fan Beam – Made of extruded aluminum and is surrounded on all sides by foam for better lamination and to reduce telegraphing.
- Cedar embossed texture – Provides an aesthetically pleasing natural wood appearance with low maintenance requirements. (Available in standard and plank appearance.)
- High-density structural roof thermal foam – Specially formulated Expanded Polystyrene (EPS) core provides exceptional thermal insulation and strength.
- Laminated panel technology – Provides a panel with superior strength and resistance to weathering.
- Roof panel skin thickness varies from 0.018” to 0.032”
- Waterproof System
- Maxx Panel™ insulated roof system
- Partially Covered Shade Structures
- 1½”x1½”, 2”x2” or 2”x3” Lattice Options
- High-Quality Patio Covers Every Time
- Heavy header-beam construction
- Richly textured wood finish
- Seven popular designer colors
- White
- Mojave Tan
- Desert Sand
- Latte
- Adobe
- Sonora Beige
- Spanish Brown
- Durable Aluma-ShieldSM paint system with TEFLON® for long-term gloss retention
- Fasteners in matching colors
- Four style options for beam and rafter end cuts
- Patented Gutter Guard system to prevent debris build up in your structure’s gutters
- Thermally insulated roof panels available (optional)
What are some additional options I could add-on?
- Fan Installation Kit
- Light Hanging Kit
- Amerimax Columns
- Weather-resistant, insect-proof, and low maintenance, an Amerimax Column make the perfect addition to your Alumawood® Shade Structure.
- Steel Beams (to allow wider spans)
- Lightstrip
- The LightStrip® is an ingenious, innovative, patented product new to the aluminum patio cover industry. For the first time, you can have recessed lighting built into your aluminum patio covers with The LightStrip® Recessed Lighting System!
What are some of the benefits of an AlumaWood vs a Wood (timber) patio cover?
- Termite Proof
- Longer Lasting
- Easy Installation on Concrete Slab or on Dirt
- More Energy Efficient
- Waterproof cover without the necessity of adding a roofing membrane
- Limited Lifetime Warranty
What is the average cost of an AlumaWood Patio Cover?
The cost of an AlumaWood patio cover, as with any other patio cover system varies greatly from project to project. The size and style of the patio cover play a big role in cost as well as the difficulty of installation. You can get a 6’x10’ partially shaded patio cover starting at under $1,000 + tax on materials plus another $1,000 on installation fees (this are just sample number that can change at any time with no advance notice). However, as the mentioned price will differ for your project as every patio cover and installation solution is customized for each customer and their property.
How is the installation procedure?
It is easier than building a regular timber patio cover from scratch. Being that the patio covers come already pre-cut and with all the hardware and fasteners that are required, it is just a matter of organizing the materials, preparing the structure and installing the patio cover. This as well makes it a more affordable, less labor-intense solution as you do not need highly experienced carpenters for as many hours as with a custom patio cover.
Do you need a permit?
Every situation varies depending greatly in your location. In San Diego you do not need a permit if the patio cover is 300 sq. ft. or less, it can be attached or detached. However, in cities like Chula Vista and Coronado, you do need a permit for any patio cover you build no matter the size. As well you have to take into consideration if your property is part of a Homeowner Association as they might require an additional permit, or neighbor consent before you can build your patio cover. Be sure to check with your local building department, and HOA (if required) before you start your project, this could save you money by avoiding any penalty fees for not having a building permit.
What is the next step?
Give us a call today to (619) 882 – 9309 or Send Us a Message Online and one of our experienced team members will get back to you as soon as possible. You can rest knowing that you will be in expert hands that will provide you with a quality project that will last for years to come.
Where can I find additional information?