Retractable & Stationary Awnings in Southern WI

Retractable awnings extend when shade is needed and retract when you want open sky. They are commonly used for patios, decks, and outdoor seating areas.
Stationary awnings are fixed-frame systems that remain in place year-round and are often installed above windows, entryways, or storefronts to provide consistent shade and enhance the appearance of the building. 

 The cost of a retractable awning varies depending on the size, features, and fabric selected. Options such as motorized operation, integrated lighting, and custom sizing can affect pricing. The best way to determine the right solution for your space is to schedule a consultation so measurements and options can be reviewed. 

Learn more about outdoor living and awning solutions:

• Why Retractable Awnings Are One of the Best Patio Upgrades

Yes. Retractable awnings are designed for outdoor durability but should be retracted during strong winds or winter conditions. Retracting the awning when not in use also helps protect the system and extend its lifespan. 

Yes. By shading patios, doors, and windows, awnings can reduce direct sunlight entering the home. This helps reduce indoor heat and glare, making interior spaces more comfortable during warmer months. 

High-quality retractable awnings can last many years when properly maintained. Durable aluminum frames, weather-resistant fabrics, and the ability to retract the awning during severe weather all help extend the lifespan of the system. 

Retractable awnings are primarily designed for shade but can also provide protection from light rain when extended at the proper pitch. During heavy rain or strong winds, the awning should be retracted. 

 Yes. Stationary awnings are commonly used for restaurants, cafés, and retail storefronts because they provide consistent shade while enhancing the appearance of the building. They can also help create more comfortable entryways and outdoor seating areas.  

 Yes. We install retractable and stationary awnings for homeowners and businesses throughout Janesville, Milton, Beloit, Edgerton, Monona, New Glarus, and many surrounding Southern Wisconsin communities.