Patio covers

Lattice patio covers.

Open slats, filtered light, and the classic Alumawood look in wood-grain aluminum that never needs paint.

White lattice patio cover with a dining set and palms

Shade with the sky still showing.

A lattice cover is rafters and slats with gaps between them. It cuts the glare and takes the edge off the heat without closing the patio in, so a morning coffee spot or an evening table stays open to the sky.

Slat spacing sets how much shade you get; we set it at the estimate for how you use the space. Because the roof is open, a lattice cover does not hold heat under it and it lets rain through, which is why it pairs so well with a solid section over the table.

  • Slat spacing chosen for your patio's orientation
  • Attached or freestanding
  • Wood-grain finish in several colors
  • The most economical of the four styles
Dark-brown lattice patio cover over a backyard pool

Seven colors, four edges.

Two choices shape how the cover looks from the yard: the baked-on color, and the profile cut into the end of every rafter. The finish sheds dirt, dust and stains and stands up to sun, salt and pollution, so the cover stays the color you chose.

Colors

  • White
  • Desert Sand
  • Mojave Tan
  • Latte
  • Adobe
  • Graphite
  • Spanish Brown

Edge details

Any edge, any size, any style

  • Beveled rafter end, drawn in profile
    BeveledA squared end with a chamfer.
  • Mitered rafter end, drawn in profile
    MiteredA clean angled cut.
  • Corbel rafter end, drawn in profile
    CorbelThe classic stepped curve.
  • Scalloped rafter end, drawn in profile
    ScallopedA long, sweeping curve.

Colors shown are as close as a screen allows. We bring the sample chips to your estimate.

Lattice patio covers we have built.

Bakersfield backyards, and a few from the maker's own book.

White Alumawood lattice patio cover beside a backyard pool

Lattice by the pool

Freestanding lattice patio cover on artificial turf

Freestanding lattice on turf

White lattice patio cover on a stucco home

Lattice, white

Dark-brown lattice patio cover on a two-story home

Lattice, dark brown

White lattice patio cover, looking up

Lattice with agaves

Lattice patio cover with string lights over a backyard

Lattice with string lights

Dark-brown lattice rafter tails against the sky

Rafter tails, dark brown

Freestanding lattice cover beside a pool

Freestanding lattice by a pool

White Alumawood lattice cover over a furnished balcony

Lattice, white (photo: Alumawood)

Freestanding graphite Alumawood lattice cover over an outdoor sofa

Freestanding lattice, graphite (photo: Alumawood)

The look of wood, minus the upkeep.

Alumawood is embossed aluminum. It reads as timber from the yard and asks nothing of you afterwards.

  • Insect-proof

    Termites and carpenter bees get nothing to eat. There is no wood in it.

  • No painting

    The color is baked on. It does not peel, so there is nothing to scrape or repaint.

  • Weather-resistant

    Sun, wind and the occasional hard rain leave it as it was. Aluminum does not rot or rust.

  • Crack-resistant

    It does not dry out and split the way wood does after a few Bakersfield summers.

  • Stays straight

    Rafters do not twist, cup or sag as the seasons turn. The lines you saw on day one stay put.

Patio cover special.

Mention it when you book your free estimate, or use the button and we note it on your request.

$500 off

any patio cover over $5,000

Sale price limited to attached-to-home and attached-to-concrete-slab patio covers only. Must present coupon at time of estimate. Coupon expires 12/31/26.

Questions about lattice patio covers.

It depends on the slat spacing and the time of day. Tighter spacing gives more shade; at midday the sun comes straight down through the gaps, so a lattice patio is at its best in the morning and from late afternoon on.

Yes. Lattice is an open roof. If you want a dry patio, choose solid or a combo with a solid section.

Yes. Power screens from several makers mount to the cover's beams and drop to block glare, wind and bugs, which is handy around a pool or an outdoor TV. They can go in with the cover or later.

Yes. LED lights, recessed or string style, wire into the rafters, and a ceiling fan mounts to a solid or insulated roof or to a fan beam on a lattice. Say so at the estimate and the wiring is run during the build, by a licensed electrician, to code.

Yes, with the clearances the heater's maker specifies. Alumawood is Class A fire rated. A gas or electric heater stretches the season into fall and early spring.

The cover itself is fixed, but the screens, shades, lights, fans and heaters you add to it can be tied to sun, wind and rain sensors or a smart-home hub. A screen can drop on its own when the wind gets up, and the lights can come on from your phone.

Yes. We prepare the drawings and paperwork your association asks for and submit them for you. Most Bakersfield tract associations want a site plan, the color, and the manufacturer's spec sheet, all of which we supply.

Labor and materials on the cover itself. If it stops working the way it should, we repair it at no charge. The details are on the warranty page.

Get a free patio cover or gutter estimate.

Tell us what you have in mind and where. We will call to set a time, measure the space, and give you a written price.

  1. We call to book a visit at a time that suits you.
  2. We measure, talk through options and finishes, and answer your questions.
  3. You get a written estimate. No pressure, no obligation.

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$500 off any patio cover over $5,000.

Mention code PATIO500 when we call to book your estimate. Sale price limited to attached-to-home and attached-to-concrete-slab patio covers only. Must present coupon at time of estimate. Expires 12/31/26.