Residential service
Aluminum Pergolas
Modern aluminum pergolas with the look of wood and none of the rot, warping, or every-other-year staining.
The pergola that survives Florida
Wood pergolas look great for two summers, then Florida humidity gets into them. Aluminum pergolas keep the clean lines permanently: no rot, no termites, no staining schedule. We install fixed-louver and open-top designs, freestanding and attached, engineered and anchored for wind.
Finishes range from crisp modern powder coats to convincing woodgrain, so the structure can either match the house or make its own statement over an outdoor kitchen or seating area.
How the job runs
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Free on-site quote
We measure the space, talk options, and leave you a written price. No pressure.
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Engineering & permit
We draw the structure, run wind-load calcs, and pull the county permit.
- 3
Build
Our own crews install with coastal-rated materials, usually within days of material arrival.
- 4
Walkthrough
We inspect the work with you and pass final inspection before we call it finished.
Common questions
Why aluminum instead of wood?
In Florida, wood pergolas need constant upkeep and still decay. Aluminum holds its finish, carries engineered ratings, and looks the same in year ten as year one.
Does a pergola actually give shade?
Louvered and slatted tops cut a meaningful amount of direct sun and create dappled shade. If you want full shade and rain protection, look at our insulated patio roofs instead; we will help you compare.
Do pergolas need permits?
Attached pergolas and most freestanding structures of real size do. We handle the engineering and permitting either way.
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