Aluminum patio covers, installed by your local crew in Chino.

Yes. Mr. Patio Cover has been installing aluminum patio covers in Chino since 1996. Headquartered right here in Chino — this is our home city, and has been since 1996. We serve every Chino neighborhood including The Preserve, College Park, Chino Commons, Butterfield Ranch, Eagle Park, Vila Borba.

Yes, if the cover attaches to your house. The 120 square foot exemption in the California building code is for small detached sheds and playhouses, so an attached patio cover needs a City of Chino building permit at any size. If your home is in a planned community, the HOA has to approve it too. We pull the permit and prepare the HOA submission as part of every install.

It depends on the size of your space and which product you choose. Lattice is the most affordable, solid and insulated sit in the middle, and premium Velaro louvered systems are the top tier. Rather than guess, get your fast, free estimate: answer a few quick questions and we'll send a personalized ballpark fast. Your exact, written number comes with your free in-home consultation.

It comes down to how you want to use the space. Lattice gives filtered shade at the lowest cost. A solid cover gives full shade and keeps rain off the patio. Insulated panels keep the space underneath cooler on hot afternoons. Velaro louvered lets you open and close the roof. We bring samples to your free in-home consultation so you can see each one against your house.

Yes, and it is included. If your neighborhood has an HOA, we prepare the drawings and the submission and handle it with the HOA for you, so you are not chasing paperwork.

Four things in writing, covered for the life of the structure: leak-free for life, wind-damage protected, workmanship for life, and a clean build with daily comms.