Overview
Shade for doors and windows
Aluminum is a lightweight, corrosion-resistant option for custom awnings.
Macaro helps define the coverage area, projection, and finish to suit the building.
Aluminum awnings and shade structures
Custom aluminum awnings
Macaro designs custom aluminum awnings for commercial and residential properties. Tell us what needs coverage and how the site is used.
Details
Where shade structures fit
Awnings and shade structures are used at entries, courtyards, and outdoor amenity areas. Macaro starts by identifying the coverage area and how people use it.
- Commercial entries and façade conditions
- Walkways and entry approaches
- Courtyards and outdoor amenity areas
- Residential doors, windows, entryways, and porches
Review
Planning around active spaces
Tell Macaro about occupied areas, narrow access, nearby finishes, or phased work when you request a proposal. These details help Macaro plan around the site.
When installation is included in the contract, qualified subcontractors or field partners perform the work. Macaro directly oversees and inspects the installation.
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Frequently asked questions
How do awnings differ from shade structures?
Both can provide exterior coverage. Product choice depends on the building condition, how people use the space, and the intended appearance.
Can Macaro consider an awning for an existing building?
Yes. Start with the existing façade, access, conditions around the work area, and the coverage you need.
Does Macaro work with commercial and residential customers?
Yes. Macaro serves commercial and residential customers.
What should I include in a proposal request?
Tell Macaro what needs coverage, where it sits on the building or site, and whether the work is new construction, a renovation, or an occupied-property improvement.
How does Macaro handle installation?
When installation is included in the contract, qualified subcontractors or field partners perform the work. Macaro directly oversees and inspects the installation.