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Joe Wilde Company
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Location
16601 W. Cleveland Ave.
New Berlin, WI 53151
(262) 782-0500
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Allis Awnings, Windows, Doors and More
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Location
10549 W. Forest Home Ave.
Hales Corners, WI 53130
(414) 384-7500
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Bay View Shade & Blind
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Location
6701 W. Forest Home Ave.
Milwaukee, WI 53220
(414) 545-1153
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Godske Awnings & Textiles, Inc.
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Location
519 Center St.
Racine, WI 53403
(262) 637-1244
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Naegele Awning Company
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Location
1120 W. Lincoln Ave.
Milwaukee, WI 53215
(414) 645-2862
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Awnings can go on many different areas of your property. Deck awnings and patio awnings, seen in big backyards in areas like Brookfield and the North Shore suburbs, make it easy to entertain guests during hot summer days. Porch awnings give homeowners a place to relax in Wauwatosa and Greenfield. Window awnings and door awnings save energy costs and display the logos of businesses in Whitefish Bay and on the East Side.
When choosing an awning in Milwaukee, look for an awning company that’s well reviewed and has the awning you want and can afford. Most awning companies allow you to customize awning design, including type, material, shape, size, color and pattern.
Contact several awning companies in Milwaukee to set up in-home consultations, where you can ask these questions:
Awnings in Milwaukee are stationary, retractable or free-standing.
Awnings are either made from metal, fabric or a combination of these materials. Metal awnings, often made with aluminum, are lightweight, durable, and highly protective against the elements. Fabric awnings, usually constructed with vinyl, acrylic or canvas, come in a variety of colors and patterns. Though fabric awnings may not be as long-lasting as metal awnings, they are water-resistant or waterproof and UV-resistant.
Some awnings in Milwaukee can be installed on your own with directions from the manufacturer. For other awnings, professional installation is recommended.
Ask an awning company in Milwaukee if installation is included in the cost of the awning. If it isn’t, find out if installation is available for an extra price or if the company recommends any installers.
Residents of the City of Milwaukee should make sure an awning installer is a licensed contractor with the city. Also, don’t forget to check whether a permit is required before installing an awning. You can verify contractor licensing and permitting requirements by contacting the City of Milwaukee Department of Neighborhood Services.
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SunSetter is America’s largest manufacturer of deck and patio awnings. Manual and motorized awnings are made with high-quality aluminum components and either woven acrylic fabric or traditional laminated fabric. Each comes with a 90-day money-back trial and five-year limited warranty. Customers say awnings from SunSetter are easy to install, simple to use and low-maintenance. |