Lattice Patio Covers in Las Vegas
Typical range: $3,000 to $6,000 installed
A lattice cover gives you filtered shade and a bright, open feel. The spaced aluminum slats cut the harsh sun and let air move, which makes it ideal over walkways, side yards, gardens, and any spot where you want relief without closing the space in.
Light, airflow, and value
Where a solid roof gives full shade, lattice gives dappled shade and keeps the area bright. It uses less material, so it is often the most affordable way to cover a patio, and the aluminum frame never rots, warps, or needs repainting.
Mix and match
Many homeowners combine the two: solid over the seating and dining area for full shade, lattice over the walkway or grill for light and airflow. One structure, two zones, built to how you use the yard.
What it costs
Lattice covers typically run $3,000 to $6,000 installed, which makes them a strong entry point if you want shade on a budget or you are covering a smaller area. Your written estimate is free.
Start with a free estimate
Send us the area you want covered and we will recommend a slat spacing and layout, then get you an exact price.
Lattice & Open Covers: common questions
How much shade does a lattice cover give?
A lattice roof filters sunlight rather than blocking it fully. You get real relief and dappled shade, plus airflow, while still keeping the space bright. Tighter slat spacing gives more shade.
Is lattice cheaper than a solid cover?
Usually, yes. Lattice uses less material and is a great value for walkways, gardens, and spots where you want light and airflow more than total shade. Many homeowners combine lattice and solid in one structure.
Will plants grow on a lattice cover?
They can. Aluminum lattice makes a durable, rot-proof frame for climbing vines if you want a greener, cooler look over time.