Showing posts with label vinyl patio covers orange county. Show all posts
Showing posts with label vinyl patio covers orange county. Show all posts

Saturday, August 31, 2013

Come See Our Quality!

Before you hire someone to install a new patio cover you're undoubtedly going to want to see some examples of their previous work. Here at The Patio Masters we're extremely proud of each and every job were hired to do and we treat each patio cover we install as if it were being installed in our own homes. The love and care we give each project translates into and results that all homeowners are proud of and 100% satisfied with.

To help you get a better idea of the type of work we do and the type of quality we offer we've posted a great number of pictures on our website to showcase not only the skill and care that go into each job but the design and architecture as well. Whether it's a latticed patio cover or a solid enclosure you'll find out why wear Orange County's number one destination for patio covers and enclosures.

Visit Our Online Gallery Here!

Should you have any questions about the pictures you see more about our services in general please be sure to contact us that we may be of assistance.

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Wednesday, July 17, 2013

Get A Free Estimate On Your New Patio Cover!

Adding a new patio cover or patio enclosure to a home is no small project. It is therefore reasonable to expect some homeowners to be a bit apprehensive when it comes to spending money on such a project. In order to help those homeowners who remain on the fence due to concerns over cost we provide each and every one of our potential clients with a free estimate. During this initial contact homeowners will not only get a free estimate but can get answers to any questions they may have.

The following video showcases just a few of our patio covers/enclosures and will provide you with information you need to contact us or even visit us at our showroom. Of course should you have any questions immediately following a viewing of this video please do not hesitate to contact us as we would be happy to assist you in any way we can.


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Thursday, February 14, 2013

Aluminum Patio Covers VS Wood Patio Covers

 As you search for a new patio cover, and you find yourself comparing a wood patio cover with an aluminum patio cover, you realize that they both look really good when they’re new. Think down the road a few years and reconsider how good they will look when you have to get up on that ladder and paint the wood cover over and over again.

The aluminum patio cover never needs paint, does not attract insects like termites, never rusts, and the wind, sun, and rain don’t affect it either. Sure there are good durable wood patios, and many times you’ll find that they are chemically processed so they don’t need paint as often. But they may cost more too, possibly even more than the aluminum patio cover.

You can choose any color whether aluminum or wood, however the experts advise that the lighter colors repeal the sun even though the aluminum patio cover does not fade. The wood product absorbs water and sun, and both are detrimental to the life of the cover.

If you want cheap and aren’t concerned about down the road maintenance, then a wood patio would work for you. If you live near the ocean or your area has high humidity, you should reconsider the wood patio.

Take your time, research and compare the two types of patios. Will you do the work yourself? Or will you hire a company that specializes in patio covers? If you want your patio cover to last over the span of many years without a great deal of maintenance, then the aluminum will be the best choice.

So, you’re still undecided? Then call that patio cover contractor. Ask for the free estimate on your patio cover. The professional will be able to answer all of your questions. One of his questions may be will you ever want the room enclosed? That may affect your answer as well. Many may want the room partially enclosed for privacy. Or today they may want heavy draperies that can be tied at the corners, or left wide open.
When you make that call, ask for a free estimate and check out his references. That alone may convince you whether you want an aluminum patio cover vs. a wood patio cover.

If you’re still undecided ask the professional how long it will take for him to have the covers in place whether wood or aluminum. Chances are, the aluminum patio cover could be installed before the weekend. It’s your decision to make so consider all of the options.

The Patio Masters specializes in aluminum patio covers, Orange County patio covers and vinyl patio covers Orange County.

Monday, January 21, 2013

Let a Professional Build Your Patio Cover

You make the first decision whether or not to have a patio cover built over your patio slab. That first decision will take you many different ways as you try to decide what will work best for you, your family, and your home. Do you want a complete cover, and will it match the roof of your house?

Those decisions will have to be made and another one to consider will you eventually close in the entire patio?

You can go to the local hardware store to find out what’s best, and will you be able to install it yourself? Will the patio cover you pick be up to code for your city or homeowner’s association?
Remember if the patio is not up to code, the city can force you to remove it. You will not be able to claim it if or when you put your house up for sale.

Those are just a few of the problems you will run into when you do the work yourself, and here are a few more. Will you save all that much? Will you have the correct tools for the job? Will you need help? Do you want it installed in a matter of days instead of weeks?

You may have answered all of those questions and still want to do the job yourself. Before you make the final decisions, call a patio cover contractor and find out how much the professional will cost, how long it will take, and make that it’s safe and still be up to code.

Remember to compare apple and apples, not apples compared to oranges, if that makes sense to you.

A contractor does all of the above, plus offering you different designs and ideas that would be beneficial for your future use of the patio itself. The absolute best reason for you to hire a professional to do the job, the expert will buy all of the necessary materials and have them delivered to your home all in one day. You won’t have to drive back and forth to that hardware store, and that in itself will cost you money.

A reputable contractor will not charge you to come to your home and give you a free estimate. If the price is fair, ask to see his work, and check him out. Make sure the contractor is licensed, bonded, insured, and has a printed contract with everything spelled out. Expect to pay a reasonable down payment, other payments like when the material is delivered, and the balance when the job is done to your satisfaction.

Specializing in Orange County patio covers, aluminum patio covers and vinyl patio covers Orange County ca.

Tuesday, December 11, 2012

Bring Your Outside In

When you love your back yard whether you have a pool or not, you can always bring the outside in. By enclosing your patio with frames and glass, you’ve created another room in your home; a room where your family enjoys in the summer as well as the winter months. Many people spend hours outside in their back yard, but when you en-close it you’ll be free of bugs and nosey neighbors.

Patio enclosures come in different shapes, sizes and styles. You can have them totally open or totally closed. It all depends on your lifestyle. You’ll enjoy them more if you can have them somewhere in the middle, like partially open or closed, but still the fresh air drifts in. There are still things to consider before you build your patio enclosure. If it is surrounded by glass, you don’t want to have the greenhouse effect. You’ll want the enclosure to be a place that the entire family will use all year long, so window glazing or shade screens will help by minimizing the amount of sun that comes in.

You’ll need to have a way to shut it off from the remainder of your home, a door would achieve that. A door to the outside would also be advantageous. You could install a fireplace for a cozy place during a cold winter night. Have you considered enclosing your swimming pool? It’s not impossible, and depending on the size of your pool, the expense may not be that high. Especially when you consider that you’ll be using the area for the entire year in relative privacy.

Your swimming pool will stay cleaner and warmer. Just consider condensation and in all probability it will become muggy in the room. A climate control system would solve that problem and you have accomplished a well-ventilated room. Your pool enclosure could have a convertible type system that opens and closes at the push of a button. However your costs have gone up exponentially. The options are numerous and much depends on the amount of room in your back yard and the availability of your finances. If the area is large, a large patio enclosure will fit well. However you can enclose small as well.

With a little ingenuity your new outside room can become your favorite area. So you cut down the area in your yard, your kids will be able to use the enclosed room all year and still be in when they are actually outside.

Call today for a free estimate!

The Patio Masters specializes in Orange County patio covers, Orange County patio enclosures, and Orange County alumawood patio covers.