Wellington is known for strong winds and quick southerly changes. An outdoor area here needs shelter from the side as well as cover from above, or it rarely gets used.
Shelter from the side
Fixed panels, sliding glass doors and outdoor blinds turn an open canopy into a space you can use when the wind picks up. On exposed sites they often matter more than the roof itself.
Hillside and exposed sites
Many Wellington homes sit on slopes or ridgelines. Site access, fixing points and exposure are checked during the onsite measure, before any price is final.
Rain driven by wind
When wind drives the rain sideways, a roof alone isn’t enough. Combining a roof with side panels or blinds keeps the outdoor area dry when the weather turns.
From Lower Hutt to the regions
The Naenae branch also looks after Hawke’s Bay, Manawatū, Whanganui, Gisborne and Taranaki, so regional jobs are quoted and installed by the same team.