Awnings - Retractable, Porch, Patio, Deck, Aluminum
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I live in the midwest where we get some pretty nasty storms - I did not know that you can get awnings that have wind sensors on them. I am going to look around locally and see if I can find a company that can install something like this. I wouldn't want to spend the money on an awning only to find that is gets destroyed because of a bad storm.
It wasn't listed, but I bet copper awnings are really expensive. I guess it is worth it if it can help increase your home's value, but it sounds like it could be a hefty investment.
I have been thinking of installing one myself. I am not too good with electrical stuff so maybe I can just get a stationary awning and not worry about having an electrician fool around with it. Thanks for the article
I think your article is too shortsighted - there are a lot of other types of awnings that you can get that you do not list. That being said, I do like the idea of having one that you can control with a remote or from within your house.
Sounds like aluminum awnings are the way to go. I am not all about having one that looks overly cosmetic, I just want something that is going to last a long time. I wouldn't want to the hassle of having to replace a canvas awning over and over again every few years.
I see commercials all the time for companies that will install these for you. I did not know you could get them with remote controls attached. I like the convenience!
Be careful, awnings can be pretty expensive. However, I would definitely recommend that you get it installed professionally. Trying to do it yourself can really be a hassle if you do not know what you are doing.
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