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Every project includes a manufacturer's material warranty — lifetime on most aluminum covers, and 25–50 years on composite decking depending on your tier. Essential Series includes a 5-year leak-free guarantee; Pro Series upgrades that to 15 years. All labor is backed by our satisfaction commitment long after the project is complete.

Absolutely — that's non-negotiable. Every patio cover is engineered for Utah's specific snow loads and rated for 120 mph wind. We use UV-resistant aluminum and composite materials that won't crack, warp, or fade in Utah's intense sun and freeze-thaw cycles. These structures are built to last decades in real Utah conditions.

Yes — and we encourage you to think about it upfront so we can rough-in electrical or structural prep even if you're not adding everything now. Fans, outlets, lighting, heaters, and outdoor kitchens can all be added to Pro or Signature tier structures. Planning ahead saves significant cost later.

We specialize in residential outdoor living — patio covers, attached and freestanding awnings, composite and wood decks, pergolas, timber gazebos, and outdoor kitchens. We're the right fit when you want it done right the first time, with quality materials and a crew that communicates. We serve homeowners from the top the state down to Utah County.

For patio covers, aluminum is king. Not only can our V-Pan span further than its steel counterpart, you also have no worries about rust down the road.

For decks, composite materials like Trex and TimberTech dramatically outperform natural wood in Utah's freeze-thaw cycles and UV intensity. For pergolas, Alumawood gives you the look of wood with zero maintenance. We only recommend materials we'd put in our own backyards.

Yes — fully licensed and insured in Utah. License #13777983-5501. We carry full general liability and workers' compensation insurance, so you're never exposed to risk on your property. We're happy to provide documentation before any project begins.

The biggest problems we see are leaking covers, rotting wood, and structures that weren't properly engineered for Utah snow loads. These almost always trace back to cheap materials or inexperienced installers. We solve all three upfront — with proper flashing and sealing, composite or aluminum materials, and locally-engineered specs.

A deposit is required to secure your spot on the schedule and order materials. The exact amount is discussed during your quote and scales with project size. We also offer financing through Wisetack — you can prequalify in minutes with no hard credit pull to explore payment plan options.