Frequently Asked Questions

January and February—hands down. Here’s why:

1. Be ready for spring. Buying now helps ensure your awning is installed      before warm weather hits, so you’re enjoying shade the moment you want it.
2. Smart use of your tax refund. An awning is a comfort + lifestyle      investment that upgrades how you use your outdoor space for years.
3. Lower energy bills. By shading windows and doors from direct sun, awnings      can reduce heat gain —meaning less strain on your HVAC. In Southern Oregon, you can save 5% - 15% in HVAC bills making many homeowners see enough energy savings to feel like the awning is “paying for itself.” 
4. Interest-free financing. Get the shade you want with our preseason 0% financing at no extra cost when you qualify.
5. Lock in pricing + priority install. Spring is peak season—suppliers often raise prices and schedules fill fast. Buying in winter helps you secure better pricing and priority installation timing.

You can leave your awning out in light rain if it’s angled so water runs off, but it should never be left out in heavy rain, storms, or strong wind. Pooling water can cause damage, and your awning is not warrantied for weather-related issues if left out in the rain. If you see water collecting, retract it immediately. If you roll it up wet, be sure to extend it later to let it dry fully.

Yes, we offer price matching on identical products from our competitors. Contact us for more information.

Our awnings withstand winds of 50–75 mph in tests by an independent laboratory. However damage caused by excessive wind or water pooling on the fabric is not covered under warranty, so it’s wise to use your best judgment. It can withstand wind but we recommend retracting in high wind conditions. We also offer wind sensors to retract your awning in high wind situations to protect your awning from damage.