Old Elitewood cover replaced by a all new Maxxwood & Equinox Louvered System patio cover
The days of chop, cut and destroy are over. In years past most patio cover companies would fiercely cut back roofs in order to gain more height under their patio covers and absolutely ruining customers roof structures. Back then no one ever thought anyone would ever notice thinking that their patio cover would last forever. This is a before picture which illustrates what not to do when building and designing a new backyard patio cover.
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Low lying Patio Cover -
Roof and fascia destroyed -
Low attachment with leaks -
After removal- shows damage done -
Finished all new Maxxwood and Equinox louvered roof patio cover -
Side view shows height gain with a roof mount attachment -
View seen from under new cover -
Easy to enjoy their all new Maxxwood and Equinox patio cover with that extra height
Upon initial inspection the customer was complaining that their existing patio cover was leaking rain water horribly and their cover was installed way to low to spend time under it. basically a major eye sore as well.
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Living on a beautiful golf course they could not enjoy their views, because their existing low lying patio cover was blocking their view. They wanted more light in their homes interior because their existing patio cover was also blocking any real sunlight from their kitchen windows and family room. They complained that their cover was very depressing and a thorn in their side.
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After removal of their existing patio cover structure we had to have their roof and fascia boards replaced as well as their gutter system. Upon discovery we found that the homes electrical was a fire hazard and was a liability for their new patio cover install and that also got replaced.