Family owned in Scio · Three decades in the Willamette Valley

A Patio You Can Actually Use, Most of the Year

SunSetter retractable awnings, professionally installed and serviced across Albany, Salem, Corvallis and Eugene. Free on-site quote.

  • ✓ Motorized, remote operated
  • ✓ No posts in your way
  • ✓ We service SunSetter too
  • ✓ CCB #239726
A SunSetter retractable awning extended over a patio with outdoor seating
One buttonElectric operation, out or away from a remote
Unobstructed viewLateral arms under the canopy, nothing planted in your patio
Installed and servicedWe fit new SunSetter awnings and look after existing ones
Licensed, bonded & insuredCCB #239726. $1M liability insurance and a $25,000 bond. Clean record.

Out at the touch of a button

These are electric awnings. One button on a remote and it extends, another and it is gone. No cranking, no wrestling with a pole, no deciding it is not worth the effort and staying inside.

The support arms run laterally, directly beneath the canopy, which means nothing is planted in the middle of your patio and nothing interrupts the view out. That is the difference between an awning people actually deploy and one that stays rolled up.

What it is actually for

In this valley, shade is only half the story. The bigger win is rain. A retractable awning turns a patio that is off-limits eight months a year into one you can sit under while it comes down.

The shade half still matters in July, particularly over south and west-facing windows, where keeping direct sun off the glass does more for an overheated room than most people expect. Then when you want the sun back, it retracts.

Recent installs

How it goes

  1. Free on-site quote

    We look at the space, the exposure and how the mounting will work on your wall and roofline.

  2. Choose size, fabric and mounting

    Plenty of colors and sizes, and several mounting options for awkward walls.

  3. We install it

    Properly anchored, tested, and shown to you before we go.

Questions people ask

Already have a SunSetter that needs work?
We service and repair SunSetter awnings. Call and tell us what it is doing.
Will it handle valley weather?
SunSetter awnings are built to retract. Best practice in any wind or heavy weather is to bring it in, which takes one button.
Can it mount on my house?
Usually, and there are several mounting options for awkward walls and rooflines. That is exactly what the on-site visit determines.
How wide can they go?
Up to 20 feet wide, projecting up to 13 feet 1 inch out from the wall. That covers most valley patios and decks in a single span. The on-site visit confirms what your wall and roofline will carry.

Free on-site quote

Call and talk to someone local, or send the form below and we will get back to you the next business morning.

Office hours: Monday to Thursday 8 to 5, Friday 8 to noon.