Dave (owner) came over for a consultation on deck repair. He was forthcoming and personable, told…read moreme the deck was fine just needed replacing the top rails. While here I mentioned we've always wanted a solid roof on our patio cover, which runs the entire width of our south-facing backyard. We decided to go with his recommendation of translucent polycarbonate panels. His crew replaced all damaged wood, added reinforced bracing and painted the entire structure. Couldn't be happier with the results. Highly recommended!

Dave is a kind and honorable man. We've worked with several deck builders in San Diego and Dave has…read moremore knowledge than anyone else you will find. He will put his decades of experience to work for you to find solutions that are beautiful, cost-effective, and safe.

I had an old 1959 aluminum patio cover that was so thin it would radiate the heat onto the patio…read morefloor and right through my living room glass doors. I finally had it replaced last April 2025 by Skyline Patio and Sunrooms with an insulated cover. One year later, it has passed the test through hot weather, rain and wind. No more frying eggs on the concrete floor! I was very very happy with the service I received from this company. Joe, the manager, and Rick design rep, Darrin construction manager, Andrea production coordinator, Dianna sales coordinator, and others that came to do the work on site, were all professional and a real blessing in getting my new patio cover designed and put together with the features I wanted. The crew that worked on site demonstrated much care and passion in the work they did. The crew took time to answer my questions and even made a video on my phone so I could remember how the wiring was done for my patio light and fan. I have gutters on each side and also had outlets put in. Today the temperature in my backyard in the sun is 102°F. In the shade of my Avocado tree the temp is 96°F. The ambient temperature under my insulated patio cover is 84°F!! That's an 18 degree difference! The company responded quickly to my initial call and once material was in, had the work completed within 2 days. They took down and removed the old cover, prepped the areas needed, and cleaned up afterwards. Out of all the companies I met with, Skyline Sunrooms came out as my top choice. I highly recommend Skyline Patio and Sunrooms to anyone. They have a cute little showroom, too!

Very pleased with our new alumawood patio. Quote was quick and informative and installation was…read morevery professional. Couldn't be happier with our new shade!

Chris did an awesome job rebuilding my pergola. Looks beautiful & well built. I would highly…read morerecommend Sunset Outdoor Designs for their affordable quality work.

The kindness and attention detail to my unique Pergola's design was exceptional. Plus, the price…read morefor demolition of the old pergola and construction of the new one was the best.

After meeting with Adam and several other contractors, I decided to go with Patio Guy not only…read morebecause of his five-star rating, but several other factors that were important to me (and probably you as well): 1) He could deliver and install my new cover within a week vs. the other guys taking months; 2) I wasn't limited to just the AlumaWood product (which wasn't modern enough for me), and (3) his price to install with an upgraded cover (insulated) was far below his competitors constrained by higher overhead and slower delivery times. I ended up selecting a Duralum cover that his company also offers, and I'm glad I did. It's just the look I was going for. I was also impressed with Adam's business model, which is built on quality and efficiency at a very reasonable price without cutting corners or sacrificing customer service. Now for the best part: A guy named Brody, his lead installer. In addition to being a super nice guy, his work is meticulous. The back of my home isn't linear, so there are bump-outs and protrusions, making the installation more difficult and time consuming. This wasn't the slightest challenge for Brody and his team. The finished product is snuggled tightly against my stucco and professionally sealed on the roof to prevent any water dripping through when it rains. I watched him work, measuring and cutting the aluminum to match my home so the fit and finish is far greater than I imagined. As you can tell from the photos, I still have work to do (concrete coating, fence repairs, etc.) to match the beauty of my new cover.

Just had new patio completed from Patio Guy and could not be happier. From start to finish Adam,…read moreBrody and team were tremendous! Online quote was simple and easy to follow. Adam came down next day for a detailed quote and Brody and team build new patio up in less than two days a couple weeks later. Would have been one day but they had to remove my old leaking patio otherwise it would have been one day job. 40 ft × 11 ft are dimensions for new patio which adds significant amount of usable patio space for us. Only regret is that I didn't do this years ago. Price, professionalism, communication, demo, build and clean up were all amazing. Highly recommended and would absolutely use again.

Baja Palapa saved us from our DIY fail. Jennifer responded promptly with a quote, and Chris made…read moretime to complete the thatch replacement for us. Next time we'll just have Baja Palapa do the whole thing. I do not recommend DIY thatch replacement I DO recommend Baja Palpas....our job was not too small for them.

Baja Palapas,Inc. (760-4400279) landscaped my big backyard. Chris and his team built my retaining…read morewall and put plants that I chose. He did all the concrete work and installed our turf. He does not only landscaping but also roofing, kitchen remodels, roofing ect. Chris is easy to talk to about anything your heart desires. He gave me my dream backyard this year. I love it all. He is your guy for the job. Mrs. Jackie

I had a really good experience with Oscar at Patio Dynamics. I had Oscar come and build out a 15' x…read more15' pergola that we had. We originally had a wood pergola that was rotting and is a fire hazard. So we worked with Oscar to replace it with aluminum, which looks like wood. Oscar was very knowledgeable. He had access to all the different brands and helped me choose what worked best. Oscar is very professional, easy to work with, and honest. I called multiple vendors and Oscar was able to give me a competitive price. I would highly recommend him for anyone that's looking to build a replace a pergola as well as really do any type of outside additions to their home.

disappointed. We wanted a louvered patio cover. Oscar seemed nice and knowledgeable. Came out and…read moredid measurements and texted some questions and said he would provide a quote. I followed up twice but never heard back.

After getting bids from four contractors to replace our old, wood pergola at our front entrance…read morewith a new, aluminum patio cover, we decided to go with Pacific Patio. Steve, the co-owner, was most patient and thorough in accommodating our needs, including drainage and lighting, and helping us think through the design and materials. The price was reasonable. JD, the project manager, was great, keeping us abreast of what was going on as the project proceeded. The crew--Jesse and Randal, Robert and Anthony--were likewise a pleasure to work with. The end product is a pleasure to look at, eliciting many positive comments from neighbors and thumbs-up from passers by.

I originally posted this review about eight months ago, but it appears to have been removed, so I'm…read moreposting it again. This review concerns only my experience with Pacific Patio's bidding process. The proposal I received did not include any meaningful detail about the materials that would be used. When I asked specific questions--such as whether the support posts would be steel or aluminum--the salesperson refused to answer. Instead, he responded sarcastically, "Do you want me to tell you what kind of bolts we're going to use?" My answer is yes. The materials matter. The type of bolts, fasteners, posts, and other structural components affects the durability and safety of the finished product. Lower-quality hardware may perform differently under wind loads and over time, so it's reasonable for a customer to know what is being proposed. I repeatedly asked for a list of the materials that would be used, but the salesperson would not provide one. Without that information, I had no meaningful way to compare Pacific Patio's proposal with competing bids. Just as importantly, I would have had no clear basis for holding the contractor accountable if different materials were substituted during the project. The salesperson also became increasingly dismissive as I continued asking for this information. That lack of transparency and professionalism led me to award the project--worth approximately $100,000--to another contractor. I'm sharing this experience so that prospective customers know to ask for a detailed written description of the materials included in any proposal before making a decision.

North County installed our balcony about five years ago -- and we've always loved it! And to top it…read moreoff, their service has been fantastic. We called Kira a few days ago and let her know that a few of our wire end caps had fallen off. She quickly responded by sending us a whole package of end caps. And no charge! Perfect!

We had North County Deck and Patio replace a second floor balcony/deck for us. They gave us…read morecompetitive pricing, a beautiful deck, and were really wonderful to work with. Highly recommend them.