Outdoor Awning Sales & Services in Lebanon, PA

If the sun is turning your porch into a hotbox or rain keeps chasing you off the patio, professionally installed awnings can fix that fast. We measure precisely, recommend fabrics that stand up to Pennsylvania weather, and install cleanly so doors, windows, and outdoor living areas stay cooler, drier, and more comfortable. That means lower indoor temps (hello, energy savings), shade where you actually want to sit, and curb appeal that suits Lebanon’s historic homes as well as newer builds. From motorized retractables for flexible shade to fixed canopies that create a true three-season space, we make it simple—design, permits, installation, and support—so you can enjoy your space instead of hiding from the glare.

Lebanon began as a modest 18th-century settlement that grew with Pennsylvania’s iron industry and milling, and later with railroads connecting the city to Harrisburg and Reading. In 1813, Lebanon became the seat of the newly formed Lebanon County; early civic life centered around what is now the Stoy Museum building on Cumberland Street. Through the 19th century, nearby iron furnaces and the Union Canal fueled growth, while the 20th century brought downtown commerce, neighborhoods like Pleasant Hill and Ebenezer, and post-industrial reinvention. Today, Lebanon’s parks, rail-trail connections, and preserved landmarks reflect that layered past while supporting a lively, diverse community. Explore services, parks, and city departments on the official site, and dive deeper into people, places, and dates on Wikipedia.

Top 10 Attractions in Lebanon

1. Lebanon Farmers Market — a historic downtown market open Thu–Sat with local vendors and bites.

2. Coleman Memorial Park — 99 acres of trails, fields, concerts, and pavilions.

3. Stoever’s Dam Park — 153 acres for fishing, paddling, camping, and the Lebanon Community Theatre.

4. Union Canal Tunnel Park — home to the oldest transportation water tunnel in the U.S., with wooded trails.

5. Stoy Museum (Lebanon County Historical Society) — guided tours highlighting Lebanon Valley history.

6. Lebanon Community Theatre — community productions in a woodland setting at Stoever’s.

7. Lebanon Valley Rail Trail — 20+ miles of mixed-use greenway; paved sections through the city.

8. Chestnut Street Log House — c.1772 frontier-era dwelling restored to its 18th-century appearance.

9. Southwest Park — ballfields, courts, playgrounds, and a rentable community building.

10. Monument Park — Civil War memorial centerpiece at 8th & Lehman.

We serve all ZIP codes and neighborhoods in Lebanon, including 17042, 17046, Annville, Palmyra, Cleona, Myerstown, Jonestown, Cornwall, Quentin, Mount Gretna, Hershey, Schaefferstown, and more.