The questions we hear most about custom cedar pergolas and pavilions in the Upstate. If yours is not here, just ask.
What Sets Us Apart
Cedar Pergola FAQ
Here are the questions we hear most. If yours is not on the list, call or send a message and we will talk it through.
Getting Started
Give us a call or send a message. We schedule a visit at a time that works for you, design your structure on site, and quote a firm, final price while we are there. We can process the order right from your home.
Once your choices are final and the order is placed, we typically install within about three weeks. Timing can shift with weather, material availability, and the season, so we confirm a target date with you up front. If you have an important date, tell us. We are usually flexible enough to work with it.
We only ask that an adult responsible for the project be present at the start of construction and again at completion, so we can confirm you are satisfied.
Cost depends on your design and your site. We require a site visit to price each structure accurately and to give you options that fit your budget and your style.
Design & Materials
In most cases, yes. A site visit is always required so we can check for any issues or code concerns first. We will walk you through the options and recommend the best approach for your home.
No. We are one of the few builders who welcome unusual and difficult sites. We find a solution that works for your space.
Yes. We offer a wide range of standard stain colors, and we are happy to create a custom color for you. We apply the stain to all materials before installation. If you prefer, we can leave your structure unstained and let the cedar age naturally to a rich gray.
Yes. We specialize in building exactly the design you want. Need a larger size or a unique style? We have the skill and experience to build it.
Western Red Cedar is one of the finest lumber products available, valued for its durability and appearance. It naturally resists moisture, decay, and pests, and it holds its shape rather than warping or twisting the way pressure-treated lumber can in the first 90 days after installation.
