Outdoor Awning Sales & Services in York County, PA

When the summer sun beats down on York County’s porches, patios, and storefronts, it can turn great outdoor spaces into spots you avoid. Professional awning installation solves that by adding shade exactly where you need it, while also helping reduce indoor cooling costs during hot, humid Pennsylvania summers. Thoughtfully designed awnings protect doors, windows, and decks from rain and snow, so finishes last longer and maintenance is easier. Whether it’s a retractable awning over a backyard patio in Hanover, a fabric canopy over a downtown York café, or a metal shade structure for a commercial entry, an experienced installer can match colors, styles, and sizes to your property. That way, you stay more comfortable, protect your investment, and enjoy outdoor living longer each season.

History of York County

York County was officially created on August 19, 1749, carved out of Lancaster County on Pennsylvania’s south-central frontier. It was named either for the Duke of York, an important patron of the Penn family, or for York in England. The county seat, the City of York, was laid out along Codorus Creek in 1741 and soon became the first town west of the Susquehanna River. During the American Revolution, York briefly stepped onto the national stage when the Continental Congress relocated there in 1777–78, adopting the Articles of Confederation and using the phrase “United States of America” in an official context. Over the 19th and 20th centuries, York County evolved from an agricultural hub to a manufacturing powerhouse, contributing everything from rail equipment to wartime production through the celebrated “York Plan.” Today, the county blends rural farmland, small towns, and a revitalized urban core in York City, with county government services centered on the modern administrative complex in downtown York. Residents now enjoy a diversified economy that includes advanced manufacturing, logistics, healthcare, education, and tourism—all while the county continues to celebrate its 275-plus years of history. Learn more on the county’s official page or Wikipedia.

Top 10 Attractions of York County

1. Codorus State Park – 3,500 acres of rolling hills, Lake Marburg, boating, fishing, camping, and year-round outdoor recreation.

2. Gifford Pinchot State Park – A full-service state park in northern York County with Pinchot Lake, campgrounds, trails, and disc golf.

3. York County Heritage Rail Trail County Park – Scenic rail-trail running from the Mason-Dixon line through rural communities into the City of York.

4. Richard M. Nixon County Park & Nixon Park Nature Center – 200+ acres of meadows and woodlands with a nature center focused on wildlife and environmental education.

5. York County History Center – Museum campus and archives telling the story of York County’s Revolutionary roots, industry, and everyday life.

6. Perrydell Farm and Dairy – Working dairy farm where visitors can see the cows, stroll the fields, and enjoy house-made ice cream and milk.

7. Central Market York – Historic indoor market (since 1888) featuring local produce, prepared foods, and a lively downtown gathering spot.

8. Roundtop Mountain Resort – Four-season mountain resort offering skiing, snowboarding, tubing, zip lines, and summer adventure activities.

9. Haines Shoe House – An iconic shoe-shaped house near Hallam, built in 1949 as a roadside advertisement and now a memorable lodging experience.

10. Downtown York Historic District & Attractions – Walkable historic core with museums, galleries, parks, theaters, and factory tours.

We serve all ZIP codes and communities in York County, including 17011, 17019, 17055, 17070, 17301, 17302, 17309, 17311, 17312, 17313, 17314, 17315, 17317, 17318, 17319, 17321, 17322, 17323, 17327, 17329, 17331, 17339, 17342, 17345, 17347, 17349, 17352, 17354, 17355, 17356, 17358, 17360, 17361, 17362, 17363, 17364, 17365, 17366, 17368, 17370, 17371, 17401, 17402, 17403, 17404, 17405, 17406, 17407, 17408, York, Hanover, Red Lion, New Freedom, West York, Dallastown, Shrewsbury, Manchester, Hallam, Wrightsville, Spring Grove, Dillsburg, Glen Rock, Jacobus, Yoe, Windsor, Loganville, Goldsboro, East Prospect, Yorkana, York Haven, Wellsville, Winterstown, Seven Valleys, Fawn Grove

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