Custom Metal Awning Contractor · Redmond, WA

Custom Metal Awnings in Redmond, WA

Modern black custom metal entry awning installed above a home entrance in Redmond WA
Residential plexiglass roof awning with metal frame installed on a home roof in Redmond WA

About Metal Awnings

Metal Awnings in Redmond, WA

Redmond has gone through a significant commercial and residential transformation over the past decade. Downtown Redmond has added restaurants, breweries, and retail at a pace that tracks the broader tech-driven growth of the Eastside. The Overlake neighborhood hosts one of the densest concentrations of corporate campus buildings in Washington State. Education Hill, Bear Creek, and Grass Lawn have seen steady new construction on existing residential lots.

All of that activity creates consistent demand for custom metal awnings, and the standard that Redmond clients bring to the conversation is high. Tech-industry workers and the businesses that serve them tend to know what good design looks like. We build to that level: clean welds, correct powder-coat application, proper seal at every penetration point, and structures sized for actual load conditions rather than minimum spec.

Custom Metal Awnings

Custom Metal Awnings for Redmond Homes and Businesses

Redmond’s commercial buildings, particularly in Overlake and along 152nd Avenue NE, were largely built in the 1990s and early 2000s to corporate campus standards that prioritized function over architectural character. Many of those buildings are now being upgraded by new tenants or ownership, and entry canopies are a consistent item on the renovation list. A well-fabricated aluminum and glass awning over a corporate building entrance changes the first impression of the space considerably.

On the residential side, Redmond’s growth has put new construction next to mid-century homes in many neighborhoods. Homeowners on Education Hill and in the Willows area who are renovating older homes often want exterior metalwork that reads as intentional rather than afterthought. That kind of result requires custom fabrication.

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Full Metal Awnings

Full Metal Awnings in Redmond, WA

The commercial density in Overlake means a large number of buildings with flat or low-slope rooflines and long, uninterrupted entry facades. A full aluminum canopy on that kind of building needs to be engineered for the full span, properly anchored at multiple points along the wall, and finished in a way that does not start looking tired after a few Pacific Northwest winters. We build for 30-plus years of that exposure.

Downtown Redmond is a different environment: a walkable restaurant and retail street where storefronts compete for attention on a human scale. The awnings we build for businesses on Cleveland Street and Leary Way NE serve as both weather protection and brand signal. The powder-coat color, the profile depth, and the trim details all contribute to how the business reads from the sidewalk.

  • Entry and covered walkway canopies on Overlake corporate campus buildings
  • Restaurant and brewery storefront awnings on Cleveland Street and Leary Way NE
  • Redmond Town Center retail storefront awnings and covered entry structures
  • Multi-family and mixed-use building entry canopies along NE 85th Street
  • Medical office and clinic entry covers in the Bear Creek and Overlake areas
  • Residential front entry awnings throughout Education Hill and Grass Lawn
Modern black custom metal entry awning installed above a home entrance in Redmond WA

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Tell us about your custom awning project, and we’ll provide a free quote. 

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Metal and Plexiglass Awnings

Metal Awnings with Plexiglass in Redmond, WA

Redmond sits at the edge of the Sammamish Plateau and its residential neighborhoods carry the PNW tree canopy that comes with that geography. Education Hill in particular has significant Douglas fir coverage on many lots. When we are designing a patio or deck cover for a home in that area, impact resistance is part of the brief. Polycarbonate handles falling debris in a way that glass cannot, and that matters when a fir branch drops on a November storm.

For the large-footprint homes that have been built on Bear Creek and Willows Road over the past decade, wide-span patio covers are a common request. Running those spans in glass requires heavier framing, more anchor points, and considerably higher cost. Polycarbonate panels at the same span cut the structural load significantly and keep the frame profile from dominating the backyard view.

  • Wide-span deck and patio covers on Education Hill homes with tree canopy exposure
  • Elevated rear deck covers on properties in the Willows and Bear Creek areas
  • Covered entry and side-yard structures on larger residential lots in Grass Lawn
  • Outdoor covered dining structures for restaurants in downtown Redmond
  • Breezeway and walkway connections on multi-structure residential properties
  • Covered loading and service entries on Overlake commercial buildings

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Redmond Neighborhoods We Serve

Our Redmond work divides fairly cleanly between the commercial density of Overlake and downtown, and the residential neighborhoods that extend north and east from the city core. In Overlake, the projects are almost always commercial or corporate: entry canopies, covered parking structures, and walkway connections on campus buildings that house thousands of employees. Those jobs require coordination with facilities teams and often need engineered drawings. We handle both.

Downtown Redmond is an active restaurant and retail street that has grown considerably as the surrounding residential population has densified. The storefronts on Cleveland Street and Leary Way are a mix of old buildings with new tenants and new construction, and the awning requirements differ building to building. We do a site visit for every commercial project because the structural conditions at each building are different.

Education Hill, Grass Lawn, and the neighborhoods along the Sammamish River corridor are largely residential, with a mix of older ramblers, renovated two-stories, and newer builds. The awning work there tends toward front entries, covered rear patios, and occasionally carport structures on the larger lots. These are straightforward jobs for our crew and the site visits are usually quick.

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Showroom

Visit Our Showroom in Kent

Mon – Fri — 9:00am – 6:00pm
Saturday — By Appointment
Sunday — CLOSED
Mon – Fri — 9:00am – 6:00pm / Saturday — By Appointment / Sunday — CLOSED

Our Kent showroom is about 30 minutes from downtown Redmond. Come in to see aluminum profiles, panel options, powder-coat colors, and finished project examples before committing to anything. No appointment needed during business hours.

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How It Works

From First Call to Finished Awning

We keep things simple. Heres what working with us looks like.

1

Request a Quote

Tell us about your project and share photos, dimensions, or inspiration if available.

2

Consultation

We review your goals, style preferences, layout, and material options in detail.

3

Site Measurement

Our team visits the site to take precise measurements.

4

Design

We create custom railing drawings for your space, style, and requirements.

5

Fabrication

Your railing is fabricated using high-quality materials with close attention to fit and finish.

6

Installation

We install the railing carefully on site and make sure every detail is completed properly.

Frequently Asked Questions

We provide timelines and flag any timeline risk during the estimate conversation so you can plan accordingly.

Yes, and we are set up for that kind of engagement. We work with facilities managers, GCs, and architects on commercial and campus-scale awning projects. We can provide shop drawings, and work within your existing project schedule.

We provide free on-site estimates and every quote is based on actual site conditions, not a phone estimate.