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Alumawood Lattice Patio Cover Located in Castaic

Alumawood Lattice patio cover located in Castaic is a amazing way to create shade with little maintenance and will last decades. Aluminum is a perfect way to avoid the problems associated with wood such as rot and termites.

Pictured above is an Alumawood Laguna Lattice Cover

Patiocovered installed this Alumawood lattice patio cover located in Castaic, Los Angeles County. Provided that the homeowner does not want a solid roof, this is the ideal recommendation for shade. The size of this lattice patio cover is 27’wide by 16′ deep and 10′ high. Provided that proper installation methods are used, the Alumawood lattice cover is attached to the wall with a ledger. All work is done according to manufacterer’s engineering specifications.

Double beams have been installed for esthetic reasons and the homeowner wanted to install shades in between the two 3″x 8″ beams. Four posts, attached to the concrete with stainless steel anchor bolts are spaced equally apart. Lattice bars are 2″x3″ and spaced 2″ apart. Spanish brown textured aluminum made to resemble wood grain is painted with special teflon paint. LED lights are also installed in this Alumawood lattice cover by a licensed electrician.

How long did it take to build?

It took approximately 3 days to build this Alumawood lattice patio cover located in Castaic. First, the existing wood lattice patio was demolished and hauled away. After that the Alumawood ledger was installed onto the wall of the house using structural screws per plans. The Patiocovered crew installed the 4 posts, including steel inserts, onto the existing concrete patio.

The next step includes attaching the two beams onto the posts. There are steel beam inserts inside one of these double beams. Rafters are the components that hold the lattice bars and span from the back of the house and overhang the front of the beam. Lattice bars are attached onto the rafters and screwed onto each one with special screws. Rubber washers are attached to each screw to prevent water from entering the lattice bars. The Patiocovered crew then screws on each cap to prevent them from falling off. Finally, the installers clean the patio cover.

What is Alumawood?

The Alumawood patio cover system is constructed from aluminum that has been designed to seem like wood. Its unique Teflon coating prevents it from being damaged by chips, peels, rust, or corrosion. There is no warping or deterioration in Alumawood, and it is termite resistant. Aside from the occasional quick wash, it doesn’t require much upkeep. Graphite, White, Mojave Tan, Adobe, Spanish Brown, Latte, and Desert Sand are just a few of the many colors available for Alumawood. There are three varieties of Alumawood covers: insulated, lattice, and non-insulated.

Patiocovered builds Alumawood Lattice Patio Covers

Patiocovered is one example of a locally owned business. They hold a license from the California State Board of Contractors and are insured for both general liability and workers’ compensation. Patiocovered has a stellar reputation for its tidiness, affordability, and excellent craftsmanship. You may find multiple reviews of Patiocovered on Google and Yelp. Their five-star rating is a testament to the fact that they did a fantastic job detailing their entire development.

The materials used to construct their patio covers range from solid metal to wood, aluminum, and lattice. Those who would want the option of a solid or open patio cover readily available can find it with Patiocovered’s louvered patio covers. Awnings that retract and regulated sun screens are also installed. Alumawood patio covers are used for the majority of backyard shade structures.