Outdoor Awning Sales & Services in Carlisle, PA

Homeowners in Carlisle want shade that works as hard as they do—something that cools interiors in July, stands up to four-season weather, and looks great from the street. Our awning installs solve exactly that. We custom-measure for Carlisle’s mix of historic homes and newer builds, then fabricate durable, powder-coated frames with long-wear acrylic fabrics that resist fading and mildew. Motorized or manual, fixed or retractable, every awning is engineered for reliable wind performance and easy operation. Expect lower cooling costs, protected patios and storefronts, and year-round curb appeal. We handle permitting and HOA coordination, mount to masonry or siding safely, and leave you with a clean, warrantied installation that’s built for Central PA living.

Carlisle’s story stretches from frontier crossroads to college town and Army hub. The borough served as a Revolutionary War munitions depot and later evolved into Carlisle Barracks, among the nation’s oldest Army posts and today home to the U.S. Army War College. In 1783, physician and patriot Benjamin Rush helped charter Dickinson College, the first college founded after the new United States was formed. The town figured in national struggles too: in 1794, President George Washington gathered troops here during the Whiskey Rebellion, and on July 1, 1863—hours before Gettysburg—Confederate cavalry shelled Carlisle during the Battle of Carlisle. From 1879 to 1918, the controversial Carlisle Indian Industrial School operated at the Barracks; athlete Jim Thorpe’s teams drew national attention. Modern Carlisle pairs preserved architecture with parks, markets, and a vibrant downtown. Learn more at the borough’s official site and Wikipedia.

Top 10 Attractions in Carlisle

• U.S. Army Heritage & Education Center (USAHEC) — immersive Army Heritage Trail, galleries, and research center.

• Carlisle Events at Carlisle Fairgrounds — nationally known car shows and automotive festivals.

• Cumberland County Historical Society — free museum and archives in downtown Carlisle.

• LeTort Spring Run Nature Trail — serene 2.5-mile path along a famed fly-fishing stream.

• The Trout Gallery at Dickinson College — teaching art museum with rotating exhibitions.

• Carlisle Theatre — restored 1939 art-deco venue for films and live shows.

• Thornwald Park — 32-acre green space with trails and an amphitheater.

• Carlisle Sports Emporium — go-karts, arcade, mini golf, and laser tag.

• Carlisle Barracks Visitor Center & Grounds — gateway to one of the Army’s oldest posts.

• Farmers on the Square — year-round, producer-only Wednesday market downtown.

We serve all ZIP codes and neighborhoods in Carlise, including 17013, 17015, Mechanicsburg, Camp Hill, Lemoyne, New Cumberland, Enola, Boiling Springs, Mount Holly Springs, Newville, Shippensburg, Dillsburg, and more.