Shade structures on real footings, not screwed to deck boards.
Freestanding, attached, and over-the-deck pergolas in wood, cedar, aluminum, and steel.
The whole job, written down.
- Footing plan for every post
- Posts, beams, rafters, and purlins
- Stain, paint, or powder-coat finish
- Shade, louvers, or covers
- Fan and lighting rough-in coordination
Where the quality actually lives.
These are the parts you won't see once the job is finished. We photograph them so you can.
- FootingsPosts on dedicated footings or through-bolted to the deck frame below
- ProportionBeam depth and rafter spacing sized to the span
- EndsRafter tails cut to a consistent profile
What you'll choose.
Type & size
Placement · Size
Placement: Freestanding, Attached to the house, On top of a deck, Over a patio
Material & cover
Material · Stain · Powder-coat color · Cover · Features
Material: Pressure-treated, stained, Cedar, Aluminum, Steel
Site & timing
City · When to start · Photos · Notes
Pergolas projects
What people ask before calling.
Something else on your mind? Ask on the phone. We'd rather answer it now than after you've signed.
Can it go on my existing deck?
Yes, if the posts land on proper support. We check the frame underneath first.
Will it give real shade?
Open rafters give partial shade. Slats, louvers, or a cover give more. We'll talk through sun angle at the visit.
What does it cost?
It depends on the size, the conditions on site, and the selections. We don't publish prices because a number without a site visit is a guess. The visit is free and the proposal is in writing.