Protect Your Patio

Whether as part of a new patio installation job, remodeling project, or simply adding the patio cover itself, having a patio cover installed will bring with it a number of important benefits, including the following: to shield patio’s stone, concrete, or brick from the weather and increase lifespan.

Patio covers also protect you from rain, puddles, excessive heat, sun glare, UV rays, and wind, making your patio usable and comfortable year-round so you can enjoy it year round.

Your patio furniture is better protected from UV light which causes fading, from wind-borne dust particles, and drenching rains.

Patio Coverage Installations

Patio covers decrease degrees of heat coming into your home through windows in the wall adjacent to the patio, and yet, many models still let in plenty of sunlight.

A covered patio lets you get your garden plants started in a sheltered space so they can quickly thrive. A patio cover is also a wonderful spot to keep your potted plants permanently.

Patio Covers Types

RJF installs or custom builds the type of patio coverage you’re looking for based on several factors including price, environment, and quality materials. Our versatility enables us to install any type of patio coverage you desire, including:

Solid wood patio covers. These can be any shape/size, and their rafters are often attached to the fascia board or the exterior wall. Wood posts are used for support, while plywood covers the roof. The roof will typically be gently sloped and equipped with its own gutters/down spouts for proper draining.

Pergolas as patio covers. These covers are extremely stylish and offer partial shading and rain protection. The rafters are angled at the edges, are open with no plywood on top, can be straight or arched, and are either attached to your house or freestanding.

Glass patio covers. The frames for glass covers are often made of aluminum because it is sturdy and will not rust, but sometimes, wood frames also hold the glass panels. The wider spaces between rafters means more light hits your patio, and tinting/window films can block out UV rays and glare.