How do You Install an Awning?
How do You Install an Awning?
An awning is the perfect way to enjoy an outdoor oasis in your own backyard. There is nothing more pleasant than escaping to the outdoors underneath your awning to enjoy a quiet afternoon alone or a gathering with friends and family. However, you may be asking yourself how you can have one of these luxurious investments installed on your home. If you’re the adventurous type, it is entirely possible to install a low-quality awning onto your home. The instructions range from marking the location your awning is going to be installed to simply lifting the awning into place and bolting it to the brackets. However, if you’d prefer a high-quality retractable awning that provides the shade you desire on the sunniest of days or the option of allowing the sun to occupy your backyard when you prefer it to – you may need to turn to a shading expert such as Sunesta.
At Sunesta, we have been custom manufacturing and installing retractable awnings since our founding in 1981. This means that your product will be custom-built to the exact measurements of your space to ensure a perfect fit and visually stunning look. Furthermore, the awnings we manufacture are available in over 150 different fabric options, including solid colors and stripes to perfectly match the existing aesthetic of your home. This is a selection you won’t be able to find in a do-it-yourself product.
Additional Features
Perhaps more importantly to some homeowners is that when you turn to Sunesta instead of attempting to install an awning by yourself, you will be able to take advantage of the wide variety of customizable features. For example, our retractable awnings can be made with motorized options such as remote or push button control instead of a manual lever. If you desire, we can also install auto motion and sun sensors so you never have to worry about the brightness of the sun ruining your day.
For more information about the retractable awnings Sunesta can install for your home, contact 1-800-SUNESTA today.