Alumawood Patio Covers in Las Vegas
Typical range: $5,500 to $8,500 installed
Alumawood is the most popular patio cover in Las Vegas, and the reason is simple: it looks like a wood beam and behaves like metal. You get the warm, finished look homeowners want without the cracking, warping, and yearly repainting that real wood suffers through in the desert sun.
Why Alumawood wins in the desert
Real wood dries out, splits, and fades fast under 300-plus days of Vegas sun. Alumawood is aluminum with a baked-on wood-grain finish, so it holds its color, never rots, and needs almost no maintenance. It will not host termites, and it will not sag over your patio a few summers in.
Solid, lattice, or combination
We build Alumawood three ways. A solid roof gives you full shade and can take an insulated panel for the coolest patio. A lattice top filters the light for a brighter, open feel. A combination cover does both, solid over the seating area and lattice over the walkway, so one structure fits how you actually use the yard.
What it costs
Most Alumawood covers in the valley run between $5,500 and $8,500 installed, depending on size, whether it is solid or lattice, and whether you add insulation. A small attached cover can come in lower; a large insulated span with fans and lighting runs higher. Your written estimate is free and exact.
Built and permitted right
Every cover is engineered for Nevada wind and sun loads and permitted through Clark County. We handle the paperwork and the inspection so your cover is legal, safe, and ready to add value to the home.
Alumawood Patio Covers: common questions
What is Alumawood?
Alumawood is an aluminum patio cover with a baked-on wood-grain finish. You get the warm look of a wood beam without the rot, warping, splitting, or repainting that real wood needs in the desert.
How long does an Alumawood cover last in Las Vegas?
Decades. The aluminum will not rot or crack, and the factory finish resists fading in UV. It is one of the longest-lasting cover materials you can put over a Vegas patio, which is why it is the local favorite.
Does Alumawood get hot?
The surface warms in direct sun like any material, but a solid Alumawood cover blocks the sun entirely, so the shade underneath is far cooler than open patio. Add an insulated roof panel and it drops another 15 to 25 degrees.