Commercial Awnings

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Award-Winning Awning Services

Eide Industries specializes in turnkey commercial awning services that combine durability and long-term performance. With more than 85 years of experience, we design and build custom awnings for commercial buildings, including storefronts, entrances, and outdoor areas.

Most projects involve more than selecting a size or style. The awning has to work with the building itself, including how and where it can be attached. We review plans or existing conditions early to account for mounting, clearance, and layout so the structure fits and performs as expected.

We handle the full scope, from design and engineering through fabrication and installation, with a focus on projects that require coordination, customization, or site-specific solutions.

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Types of Commercial Awnings

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Stationary Awnings

For a non-retractable solution, our stationary commercial awnings offer lasting protection and style for your outdoor spaces. Available in any size or configuration, our awnings are built with top-tier, durable materials that withstand the test of time. 

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Retractable Awnings and Coverings

For added flexibility, our retractable awnings and coverings come in a range of configurations, including slide-on-track, slide-on-wire, tension shades, vertical screens, and lateral arm awnings. These versatile options give you the control to adjust your outdoor space, providing shade and protection when and where you need it.

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Custom Awnings

We have the expertise to create the solution you’re imagining, whether it’s a dome awning, concave awning, back-lit awning, or other specialty solution. Contact our team to discuss the combination of styles, configurations, and colors that’s right for you by filling out the form or call us at 877-360-6505.

Our Process for Commercial Awnings

1. Discovery & Site Review

Review site conditions, application requirements, and project goals to define scope, constraints, and performance needs.

2. Feasibility & Engineering Design

Evaluate span requirements, structural approach, and load criteria; develop engineered designs and drawings.

3. Approvals & Coordination

Coordinate design approvals with owners, architects, and authorities to finalize specifications for production.

4. Fabrication

Manufacture canopy structures and fabric components in-house, with quality control throughout the process.

5. Installation & Ongoing Support

Deliver and install the canopy, followed by warranty coverage and long-term support.

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Why Partner with Eide for Commercial Awnings?

Turnkey Shade Solutions

We handle everything–from in-house design and manufacturing to seamless installation. Our products are crafted to meet your needs and help you achieve your goals.

Made in the US., Trusted Worldwide

We proudly design, engineer, and manufacture all our products in the U.S.A.

Extensive Project Portfolio

With over 85 years of experience, we’ve delivered solutions for many industries, regions, and unique customer needs.

Long-Lasting and Backed by Warranty

Our fabric shade solutions are protected by warranty and use top-quality, durable materials.

Expert Design and Engineering

Our in-house experts in CAD, SolidWorks, and other industry-leading tools turn your vision into reality.

Proprietary Fabric Manufacturing

Our cutting-edge equipment and processes deliver your most complex projects with precision and skill.

Frequently Asked Questions

Our experts are here to help. Contact us today to get started.

Most awnings are anchored directly into structural elements of the wall, not just the surface. That usually means steel, concrete, or reinforced framing behind the façade. If those conditions are not clear upfront, it can affect design and installation. We typically confirm attachment details early to avoid field changes later.

Basic dimensions and photos are enough for a rough number. For a more accurate quote, plans or elevations help, especially if there are multiple awnings or unique conditions. Details like mounting surface, height, and any obstructions make a difference in both pricing and feasibility.

Both are common. Awnings are often added after a building is complete, especially for tenant improvements or renovations. The main consideration is whether the existing structure can support the load and where attachments can be made.

Unclear mounting conditions and last-minute design changes are the most common. For example, signage conflicts, lighting placement, or door clearance issues often come up after initial layouts. Catching those early keeps the project moving.

It usually comes down to location and purpose. If you need coverage directly off the building for entrances, windows, or storefronts, an awning is typically the right approach. If the area is farther out or requires larger coverage, another type of structure may make more sense.