Hot Springs Awning
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Commercial Metal Awnings and Structures

When you need protection that will stand up to decades of sun, storms and daily traffic, metal is hard to beat. Hot Springs Awning fabricates commercial metal awnings, canopies and support structures in our own shop. Our welders build to your measurements, and our installers put it up right.

Metal Products for Business

Standing seam and panel awnings

Clean, architectural awnings for storefronts and offices.

Entrance canopies

Bold covered entries for hotels, clinics and office buildings.

Window and door hoods

Small metal awnings that shield doors and windows from rain.

Steel and aluminum frames

Custom frames for fabric awnings, shade sails and enclosures.

Equipment and service covers

Shelter for dumpsters, generators, HVAC and loading areas.

Why Metal

Durability

Metal handles wind, hail and heavy rain better than most materials.

Fire Resistance

Metal does not burn, which some codes and insurers prefer.

Modern Style

Crisp lines suit new construction and updated building facades.

Low Maintenance

Factory finishes resist fading and need little care.

Built In-House

Because our welders and fabricators work under the same roof as our designers and installers, we can handle custom shapes and tricky sites. We can also repair or modify existing metal structures, add gutters, or build new frames for fabric covers.

Steel vs. Aluminum: Which Fits Your Project

We recommend a material based on the span, the load and the exposure at your site.

Factor Steel Aluminum
Strength Higher, good for long spans and heavy loads Strong for most awnings and canopies
Weight Heavier About one-third the weight of steel
Rust Needs a protective finish Does not rust
Best uses Large canopies, carports, heavy frames Entries, walkways, lakeside and humid sites

Finishes and Appearance

Metal awnings and canopies can be finished in a range of colors to match your building, trim or brand. Standing seam roofing gives a clean, architectural look that suits modern storefronts and offices. For historic buildings, we can design profiles that complement traditional facades. Exposed frames can be painted or powder-coated so the structure looks finished from every angle.

Engineering for Safety

Commercial metal structures carry real weight and face real wind. We size frames, connections and anchors for the span and the wall they attach to. For larger canopies, freestanding structures or projects that require permits, we will discuss what documentation your project may need. Our goal is a structure that looks good and stays put through Arkansas storms.

Repairs, Modifications and Retrofits

Because we have welders in-house, we can work on structures that are already in place:

Reinforce sagging or undersized frames

Replace rusted members and refinish the rest

Extend a canopy to cover more area

Add new brackets for signs, lights or fabric panels

Convert a fabric awning frame to accept a metal roof, or the reverse

Our Process

01.

Site visit and measurements

We assess your building, the space and your goals.

02.

Design and quote

You get a clear scope, materials and finish options.

03.

Fabrication

Our team cuts, welds and finishes the structure in our shop.

04.

Installation

Our crew installs it and cleans up the site.

Frequently Asked Questions

Aluminum is lighter and will not rust. Steel is stronger for large spans. We will recommend the right material for your site.

 Ask during your estimate. Many entrance canopies can be built with provisions for lighting.

Yes. We can straighten, reinforce and refinish many existing structures.

Yes. A common approach is a metal frame with fabric covering, or metal over an entrance with fabric awnings on adjacent windows.

Metal holds up to hail far better than fabric, though large hail can dent some panels. We can talk through panel options if hail resistance is a priority.

In most cases we can match the profile and color closely for additions.