Pergolas
Pergolas, arbors, and trellises are airy archways on decks and in gardens that frame sitting areas or walkways. Each affordable structure enhances your outdoor living experience.
During the past two decades, outdoor living has become a prominent part of the American lifestyle, and many long for an oasis of their own.
In fact, more than half of consumers cite beautiful pergolas as their top requested outdoor room element. No wonder; traditional and formal pergolas can increase a home’s value by around 20 percent.
Financial benefits aside, imagine the sophisticated Amish craftsmanship of vertical pillars supporting sturdy cross rafters. Look up to see the open lattice top. Notice and smell how climbing plants like damask roses, sweet honeysuckles, and sensational clematis, have a space to flourish.
Pergola Material Options
Vinyl
- Available in 3 colors – White, Almond, & Clay
- Low Maintenance
- Easier to clean than most other pergolas
- Never needs stained or painted
Composite Lumber
- 7 Colors available
- Rot-proof
- Rust-proof
- Never needs painted
See specifications and colors here
Build This Structure and…
Add lights and fans along a promenade for a breezy, well-lit stroll.Add lights and fans along a promenade for a breezy, well-lit stroll.
Define the perfect space for your hot tub beneath a gabled structure.
Hang planters or all-weather fabric on traditional rafters for a romantic appeal.
Place a wrought iron bistro set beneath an arched pergola for a dining area.
Train woody plants like wisteria and ivy to climb along a pitched pergola.
Pergolas blur the lines between inside and out to encourage people to flow through the property. These oft free-standing design elements provide shade, are low maintenance, and remain durable season after season.
Pergola Cost
Professionally built pergolas save homeowners time and are priced per square foot.
Pergola Prices
Prices vary from pergola to pergola, but here’s a general idea of what you can expect to pay for your pergola. Keep in mind that these prices are subject to change.
For a 12’x12’ vinyl pergola that’s 144 square feet, prices could look something like this:
- White and Almond vinyl pergolas cost between $70 and $80 per square foot. (Total estimate: $10,000 to $12,000)
- Clay vinyl pergolas are about 25% more expensive than white or tan and may cost between $85 and $95 per square foot. (Total estimate: $12,500 to $15,000)
- Composite Lumber pergolas cost approximately the same as Clay vinyl pergolas
All pergolas are securely built and not easy to take down or change. Pergolas may require permit approvals. The Amish deck builders at Decks R Us remove zoning headaches as part of the Hassle Free Guarantee.