The Hi-Craft way
What is the Hi-Craft way?
Established in 1959 Hi-Craft Home Improvements can boast over 100,000 satisfied customers. This level of experience and knowledge developed over the years has enabled Hi-Craft to develop a customer focused service that ultimately delivers beautiful carports, pergolas, patios awnings, alfresco areas and decks.
Each and every Hi-Craft project is supported by a team of professionals to ensure the job runs smoothly.
The Hi-Craft team of experts includes:
- Design consultant
- Planner for council applications
- Project manager
- Production manager
- Build team
Hi-Craft build with quality materials and design and engineer carports, pergolas, awnings, decks and alfresco areas to demonstrate a style and strength unrivalled. This approach to building requires the support of an extensive administration and project management team. Hi-Craft customers benefit from the professional level of organisation and communication which is vital to designing and building successful outdoor areas.
Step 1: Choose your style
Step 2: Select Your Color Scheme
Step 3: Choose Your Roofing Material
Colorbond Steel
When it comes to extending your living space with an outdoor covered patio or pergola, COLORBOND steel is an ideal solution because it integrates perfectly with your home, is durable, strong and easy to maintain.
Polycarbonate
MultiGlaze is a multiple layered polycarbonate with four polycarbonate layers. These layers filter the UV rays and heat as it passes through the sheet. MultiGlaze is available in three contemporary colours in a 10mm thick sheet. The strength, style and finish of MultiGlaze makes it perfect for a wide variety of building applications both commercial and residential. It is perfect for pergolas, patio awnings, carports, walkways and sunroom enclosures.
Insulated Panels
Insulated panels offer versatility for a range of applications, including patio enclosures, custom awnings, sunrooms, pool enclosures, pergolas, and gazebos. They effectively lower temperatures under the roof, dampen the sound of rain and hail, while also enhancing both the aesthetic appeal and usability of the area.
Step 4: Add to the design
