From a ballpark price to a finished pergola in about 2 months
Five steps, one team. The calculator shows the pergola price. Installation and the exact total are worked out on site, by the same people who will install it.
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About a minute
Get a ballpark price
Pick a size, mounting and side screens in the online calculator. You see the pergola price right away, no form and no phone call. If it fits your budget, send a request.
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One visit, free within 25 miles
On-site measurement
We come out, take exact measurements and look at the spot, the power supply and access. We go over colors and options with you: screens, fans, heaters, two-tone color and anything else you have in mind.
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After the visit
Final estimate and deposit
You get a written estimate with the exact configuration and price. When you are ready, a deposit locks in your order.
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About 2 months
Production
Your pergola is made to the measurements we took. We keep you posted and schedule the install when it is ready.
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2 to 3 days
Installation and setup
Our crew assembles the pergola, wires the motors and lights, tests everything and shows you how it works before we leave.
Want it by Memorial Day? Book by March.
Production takes about two months, and spring is the busiest time of year for outdoor projects. Here is how the timing works if you start early in the year.
Example only. Your dates depend on when you book and on the production schedule.
What we need from you
Access
A clear path for the crew and materials to reach the spot.
Power
The motors and lights need electricity. We check where it can come from during the visit.
HOA approval
If you live in an HOA community, getting their approval is up to you. Start early so it doesn't hold up the install.
Questions before you start? Call 267-612-4055.
See what your pergola would cost
Pick a size, add screens, get a ballpark in a minute. If it fits, we come out to measure.
Based in Northeast Philadelphia. Serving Philadelphia, Bucks County, Montgomery County, Delaware County and Chester County. Larger projects across the East Coast.