Awnings & canopies across Sussex.
Seafront homes in Brighton, Hove and Worthing, and family homes inland across Crawley, Horsham and Haywards Heath.
Homes we work on
Coastal homes face stronger winds and salt air, so we specify robust frames, wind sensors and fabrics suited to exposed locations. Inland homes often have extensions with bi-fold doors.
Planning & conservation
Brighton, Hove and Lewes have extensive conservation areas and many listed buildings. Ordinary rear awnings on houses usually don't need consent, but we check before you order.
Commercial premises
Seafront and town-centre restaurants in Brighton, Hove and Worthing rely on awnings for outdoor dining - wind-rated systems and automatic sensors are essential.
Towns we cover in Sussex
- Free design survey
- Made to measure
- Installed in 2–4 weeks
- Manufacturer-backed warranty
Awning questions in Sussex
Do I need planning permission for an awning in Sussex?
Brighton, Hove and Lewes have extensive conservation areas and many listed buildings. Ordinary rear awnings on houses usually don't need consent, but we check before you order.
What type of homes do you fit awnings to in Sussex?
Coastal homes face stronger winds and salt air, so we specify robust frames, wind sensors and fabrics suited to exposed locations. Inland homes often have extensions with bi-fold doors.
Which towns in Sussex do you cover?
We cover 10 towns and neighbourhoods across Sussex, listed on this page. If yours isn't listed, send us your postcode and we'll confirm.
Do you install commercial awnings in Sussex?
Seafront and town-centre restaurants in Brighton, Hove and Worthing rely on awnings for outdoor dining - wind-rated systems and automatic sensors are essential.