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Why aluminum wins here

Wood pergolas in Northeast Florida rot, twist, and demand repainting on a schedule. Ours are extruded aluminum — engineered for coastal wind, finished to shrug off salt air and UV, and essentially maintenance-free. You get the architecture without the upkeep.

Black aluminum pergola over a dining patio beside a backyard pool

Designed into your outdoor space

A pergola can stand alone over a paver patio, anchor an outdoor kitchen area, or tie into an existing enclosure. We design it with the rest of your backyard in mind and build it with the same engineering, fasteners, and warranty as everything else we install.

Add a polycarbonate roof and use it in the rain

An open pergola gives you dappled shade; a polycarbonate roof gives you a space you can actually sit under during a Florida afternoon downpour. The panels are 8mm four-wall multiwall polycarbonate in a leakproof standing-seam profile — translucent, so covering the pergola doesn't turn the patio (or the rooms behind it) dark, and tested to withstand winds up to 139 mph under NOA #24-0611.05.

We fit these roof systems to new pergolas and retrofit them to existing ones. Panels come in a range of tints — some fully transparent, others tinted or opaque and running as much as 20 degrees cooler underneath — so you decide how much light you keep. They need a slight slope to drain and stay leakproof, which we design in or add to your existing structure.

Same extruded aluminum framing, same coastal engineering, same 410 stainless hardware holding the structure together — the roof is an option, not a different pergola.

Covered poolside lounge with ceiling fans and privacy slats

FAQ

Pergola questions.

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Modern finishes read as clean architectural lines — most guests assume painted wood until they touch it. No rot, no termites, no repainting.

Yes — freestanding, house-attached, and enclosure-integrated designs are all engineered options.

Yes — we add a multiwall polycarbonate roof system to new pergolas and retrofit it to existing ones. The panels are leakproof at the standing seams rather than merely water-resistant, so the space underneath stays usable in a downpour, and they're tested to withstand winds up to 139 mph under NOA #24-0611.05. They need a slight slope to drain properly, which we design in or add to your existing structure. Tints range from fully transparent to darker and opaque options that run as much as 20 degrees cooler underneath, so you can trade light for heat relief however suits the space.

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