A pergola is the open-air option — posts and beams that frame the sky, with dappled shade that shifts through the day. It's the structure that makes a backyard feel designed: a place for outdoor dining, a frame for climbing plants, or a shaded walkway between the house and the yard.
What We Cover:
- Open-Air Style
- Dappled Shade
- Custom Sizes
- Wood or Alumawood
- Permits Handled
Why Choose a Pergola
A pergola adds structure and style to a backyard without closing it in. The open beams filter the sun into dappled shade, and the frame gives climbing plants a place to grow — bougainvillea, jasmine, or vines that turn it into a living canopy over time. It's the right choice when you want the feel of an outdoor room without a solid roof. We give free no-obligation consultations and handle the permits.
Our Pergola Installation Process
We start by measuring your space and designing the pergola to fit — the size, the height, the beam spacing, and whether you want it attached to the house or freestanding. We handle the permit, then set the posts, frame the beams, and install the rafters. The result is a structure that frames your space and stands up to coastal weather.
What's Included
We install the full structure — posts, beams, rafters, and trim — plus the permit and inspections. We build in wood or Alumawood depending on the look you want, and we can size it for a patio, a walkway, or a whole backyard. We clean up the site and leave your yard ready to enjoy.
Caring for Your Pergola
Pergolas need very little upkeep. If you choose wood, we'll recommend a simple maintenance schedule for sealing or staining. If you choose Alumawood, it won't rot or need staining at all. We'll give you care advice when the install is done, so your pergola looks good for years.