Wall-mounted awning
Projects from a suitable structural surface over the patio or deck.

Overhead shade that appears when the patio needs it
Full shade coverage for a patio or deck when you want it, full sun when you don't — extend or retract manually or with a motor.
Retractable awnings solve a different problem than a roller shade — they create shade over an outdoor living space itself, on demand, rather than covering a fixed opening.
Read the patio first
Wall construction, sun angle, furniture, doors, rooflines, and wind exposure all matter before fabric color.
Projects from a suitable structural surface over the patio or deck.
Extends and retracts at the touch of a control when the system and power plan support it.
A crank-operated system can make sense for smaller or less frequently adjusted spaces.
Full retractable shade on demand — extend it for a party, retract it when you want full sun.
Covers a space that often has no other shade option at all.
We compare full samples outside because color and transmitted light change in direct sun.
We bring physical sample books so you can compare color, weave, and openness during the in-home demonstration.
Straight answers
The system should be retracted when conditions exceed its intended use.
Plan your quote
Width, projection, structure, fabric, and operation determine the installed quote.
We inspect the mounting surface and shade footprint before recommending a system or giving final pricing.
Good to know
A roller shade covers a window or opening in place. An awning extends outward from the house over a patio or deck, creating shade for the space itself, not just blocking a window.
We'll talk through wind exposure for your specific space — most awnings are built to retract in poor weather, and we'll walk you through the right setup.
It depends on available width, permitted projection, mounting height, and the sun angle at the times you use the patio. We map that footprint during the consultation.
Choose an awning for overhead shade on an open patio. Choose exterior roller shades for vertical openings, low-angle sun, glare, or enclosure around a covered space.
Yes on compatible systems. We plan the control and power source along with the awning rather than treating them as an afterthought.
Retractable awnings are primarily sun products. Limits vary by system, but we recommend retracting before severe wind or storms and following its care guidance.
Measured at home · Recommended honestly · Installed by Starlite
We check the opening, exposure, power, and mounting conditions before recommending a system. Free in-home consultation with real samples—no pressure either way.