Every Non-Insulated Patio Cover Includes
Why Homeowners Choose Non-Insulated
How Your Patio Cover Gets Built
It’s our most budget-friendly cover. We price it per square foot and give you an itemized quote up front — no phone-quote guesswork.
A non-insulated cover uses an open or flat-panel aluminum roof for shade and rain protection at a lower price. An insulated cover adds a solid foam-core panel that blocks heat and quiets rain.
Yes. The roof sheds rain and gives you a dry, shaded space — it just doesn’t have the heat and sound insulation of the insulated panel.
Most go up in just a few days once your design is approved. We give you a clear timeline up front.
Yes. We match the roofline and color so it looks built-in, not bolted on.
It’s best decided up front since the roof systems differ, but we’ll walk you through both options and the cost difference before you choose.
A properly built aluminum patio cover lasts decades with almost no maintenance — an occasional rinse is usually all it needs. Because we build to code and match it to your home’s structure, it holds up to Louisiana sun, storms, and humidity year after year.
Absolutely — it’s one of the most common upgrades we do. We match the cover to your builder’s roofline, pitch, and color so it looks like it came with the house. If your neighborhood has an HOA, we’ll build to a spec that keeps approval simple.
Want a fully enclosed, climate-controlled space instead? Explore our sunrooms.
Aluminum is the go-to for this climate. It won’t rot, warp, or attract termites the way wood can, it shrugs off humidity, and a baked-on finish holds its color in the sun. For maximum heat reduction, an insulated aluminum roof outperforms a standard flat panel.
Talk to the owner directly — no call center, no pressure. We’ll give you a straight answer and a free quote.
