Shade sails are a popular option but not always the best solution for your shade needs. Shade sails do offer a great protection from the sun and UV protection, also water protection, making the outdoors more enjoyable for your comfort. The benefits of installing a shade sail: UV & Sun protection of up to 95%. Ever hear of SPF 95, we got you.

Often some of the disadvantages of shade sails can be poor installation. This is why we offer shade replacement for your damages shade structures. Another disadvantage is sometimes shade sails do not protect you completely from the sun. While they can give great definition and some shade, sometimes that can leave some areas open to the harsh UV rays.

Pergolas, ramadas, and louvered roofs.

Shade structures, shade sail installation, inspections, plant shade (Let some sun go through so your plants can grow), awnings, permanent umbrellas, playground shade structures, custom fabrication, custom dividers, ridge canopy and more.

Yes, Shadeworks Arizona offers repair, maintenance of existing awning and canopy structures.

There are various ways to block sun in your backyard such as:

• Adding patio umbrellas. Instant shade on a budget. Need a more permanent solutions we can install a permanent umbrella.

• Building Ramadas, gazebos or pergolas. These are not services we offer. We can however do custom shade sails, awnings and more. Call today to discuss your options.

• Screen in your Porch. Want to enclose your porch give us a call today to discuss this project. There are a plethora of options and this can really can create great indoor outdoor living a reality.

Attaching to a block wall is a great way to ensure that you meet your neighbors. So the blunt answer is no, we do our best to create lasting shade structures so you can enjoy your backyard for years to come.

Shade sails can come from various points, so they can attach to a column, spanner plates, joists, poles other structures. Awnings however attach to your structure such as above a door opening, window or a wall.

Indefinitely: we are going for long lasting shade. The textile itself carries a manufacturer warranty for a minimum of 10 years. Panels that are properly installed often last 20+ years. There might be a couple patches here and there if debris causes a puncture, but the material itself is quite durable. The columns we install are designed to be generational.