Aluminum Door and Storefront Canopies for Tri-State Businesses
A business entrance takes more weather than any other part of the building. Customers stand at the door, staff come and go all day, and rain runs straight off the roof edge onto whoever is underneath. A non-insulated aluminum canopy fixes that for a fraction of the cost of a full roof structure.
Wall-mounted door canopies
The most common commercial canopy is cantilevered off the wall and held up by hanger rods. There are no posts in the way, so the sidewalk and door swing stay clear. It is the right fit for entry doors, service doors, storage unit doors and single storefronts.
Full storefront runs
The same system can run the entire length of a building. One recent All Weather Products project covered more than 150 feet of continuous storefront across a retail center in Kentucky, giving every tenant entrance the same clean, finished canopy line.
Covered walkways
Where people walk between buildings or from parking to an entrance, a post-supported cover attached to the building or freestanding keeps them dry the whole way. Hotels, offices and schools use them to connect entrances and waiting areas.
Colors that match the building
Canopies can be finished to match the building or the brand. Recent jobs include red canopies over rows of self-storage doors and bronze canopies on brick commercial entrances.
Insulated or non-insulated?
It depends on the use. Insulated patio covers use foam-core panels to keep a patio you live on cooler and quieter, which is worth paying for where people spend time. Where people pass through, like an entrance, storefront or walkway, a non-insulated aluminum canopy gives the shade and rain protection without paying for insulation that does nothing there. See insulated patio covers for living spaces.
Get a quote
See photos and options on our aluminum canopies and covered walkways page, or request a free estimate for your building.

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