Hot Springs Awning
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Aluminum Covers for Your Home

If you want a covered patio or porch you never have to paint, stain or replace, aluminum is the answer. Hot Springs Awning builds custom aluminum covers that keep your outdoor space shaded and dry, add value to your home and stay looking good for decades. We are a family-owned business, and we have been helping Arkansas homeowners enjoy their outdoor spaces since 1906.

What You Can Cover

Back patios and decks

Grill, eat and relax outside rain or shine.

Front porches and entries

Stay dry while you find your keys.

Driveways and parking pads

Keep your car shaded and out of the hail.

Walkways

Connect your house to a garage, shop or pool.

Hot tubs and outdoor kitchens

Protect your investment from sun and leaves.

Why Homeowners Choose Aluminum

No painting, no rot

Aluminum will not rust, warp or attract termites.

Cooler patio

Insulated panel options block heat as well as sun.

Quiet in the rain

Insulated roofs cut down on rain noise.

Matches your home

Choose a color and style that fits your house.

Adds value

A covered outdoor living area is a strong selling point.

Style Options

Solid flat-pan covers

Classic, budget-friendly full coverage.

Insulated roof panels

Cooler underneath and ready for fans or lights.

Lattice covers

Partial shade with an open, airy look.

Combination designs

Solid over the table, lattice over the garden.

Aluminum vs. Wood Patio Covers

Many homeowners start out picturing a wood pergola or covered patio. Aluminum gives you the shade and shelter of a wood cover without the weekend chores.

Here is how aluminum compares.

Factor Aluminium Wood
Painting or staining Not an issue Ongoing risk
Weight Light, easy on the house Heavy
Rain protection Full with solid panels Depends on roofing
Long-term upkeep Rinse occasionally Sanding, sealing, repairs

Why Insulated Panels Are Worth a Look

Insulated roof panels have a foam core between two aluminum skins. On a hot Arkansas afternoon, the difference underneath is easy to feel. Insulated panels also quiet the sound of rain, leave a smooth, finished ceiling and make it easier to add ceiling fans and lights. If you plan to spend a lot of time under your cover, insulated panels are often the upgrade homeowners are happiest they chose.

Designing a Cover That Fits Your Home

A patio cover should look like it was always part of the house. We look at:

Roofline

How the cover ties in below your eaves or gutters.

Height

Enough headroom without blocking windows.

Slope

A gentle pitch so rain drains away from the house.

Color

Finishes that match your trim, gutters or roof.

Post placement

Posts set where they frame the space instead of getting in the way.

Future plans

Room for fans, lights, screens or shades you may add later.

What Affects the Cost

01.

Size

Larger covers need more panels, beams and posts.

02.

Panel Type

Flat pan, insulated or lattice.

03.

Attached or freestanding

Freestanding covers need extra posts and footings.

04.

Extras

Gutters, fan beams, lighting provisions and screen walls.

05.

Extras

Gutters, fan beams, lighting provisions and screen walls.

Caring for Your Aluminum Cover

Frequently Asked Questions

Insulated panels are a good fit for fans and lighting. Ask during your estimate.

Most covers attach to your home, but we also build freestanding options.

Yes. Ask about special financing with no interest if paid in full within 18 months for qualified buyers.

A cover can reduce light in nearby rooms. Lattice sections or a lower-projection design can keep more light where you need it. We will talk through this during the estimate.

Yes. We can build screen walls under most aluminum covers when you are ready.

Many do. We can provide product information and color options to help with HOA approval.