Mobile Home Patio Cover Recommendations

[mondorally]

The Tajma-Hill needs a new patio cover. I want to extend it all the way across to the wood structure on the left. It will be a span of approx. 15' in front and 20' in the rear, 25' deep or so.
-Can they make covers that wide?
-Any recommendations of who to use, who to avoid (pm me if necessary)?
-Any idea on pricing?
http://www.***boat.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=18114&d=1159310310
http://www.***boat.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=18113&d=1159310297
Thanks
-Justin

[throttlejunkie]

Try these guys..Griffith Awnings in Riverside. These guys are very cool and they can sale you a complete aluminum awning kit. Then you and few friends put it up in a day. I have done 2 of these in the last couple of years. They are very easy to put up. Just avoid doing it on a windy day.
My guess would be somewhere around $2,500 for what you are looking for..
http://www.griffithawnings.com/contact.html

[1030]

try this
http://www.***boat.com/forums/showthread.php?t=147625&highlight=patio+covers

[mondorally]

Thanks for the replies. Anyone else have any ideas/experiences/suggestions?
-Justin

[Boatcop]

Is this in Parker?

[mondorally]

Is this in Parker?
Yes. Parker Dam area across from Mc's Market.
-Justin

[Boatcop]

Make sure you get a permit to build. The County is really cracking down on additions to older mobile homes. If they notice any improvements that aren't permitted or inspected, they'll make you tear it down.
Patio covers on mobile homes have to be essentially free standing. That is, not connected to the MH itself, but mounted on 4x4s that are attached to the MH. Then flashing to seal the patio roof to the MH.
Call planning and zoning at 928-669-6138 and they'll send you the diagrams.

[mondorally]

Make sure you get a permit to build. The County is really cracking down on additions to older mobile homes. If they notice any improvements that aren't permitted or inspected, they'll make you tear it down.
Patio covers on mobile homes have to be essentially free standing. That is, not connected to the MH itself, but mounted on 4x4s that are attached to the MH. Then flashing to seal the patio roof to the MH.
Call planning and zoning at 928-669-6138 and they'll send you the diagrams.
Thanks for the heads up. I would hate to get it up only to have to rip it out.
-Justin