CANOPIES & PAVILIONS.
COVER THE SPACE YOU USE.
A parking canopy, a picnic pavilion or a roof over a working area starts with what happens beneath it. Place the columns around those uses.
Canopy and pavilion options
Column-supported roofs over the pump islands, with a fascia band for signage, recessed lighting and rainwater carried down through the columns.
Single-row, double-row or cantilevered covers for customer cars, a company fleet or staff parking, laid out around the striping and drive aisles.
Open-sided gable or hip roofs for parks, churches, schools and farms, sized for picnic tables, a stage or a market crowd.
Mark the columns on the ground plan
Put vehicles, tables or equipment beneath the proposed roof on your sketch. Check the walkways and working routes before settling on column positions.
How North Florida Canopies works
North Florida Canopies works as an independent matching service; it does not build canopies and does not hold a contractor's license. A request submitted here is forwarded to one steel building contractor in North Florida who partners with the site. The contractor follows up with you, quotes the canopy and installs it under its own license and contract. If the request turns into a job, the contractor may pay this site. There is no cost to ask and no commitment of any kind.
Design your canopy.
Try the size, doors and colors in 3D, then attach your design to a quote request.