Aluminum does not rot, rust or need painting. Here is why it has become a favorite for modern pergolas and louvered roofs.
Aluminum is light and strong, and it does not rot or attract insects. A powder-coated finish resists fading and chipping and comes in colors from white to black to wood-look. Many louvered and retractable systems are made from aluminum.
Aluminum is a good choice near pools, in humid yards and for owners who want low upkeep. It can cost more up front than treated pine, but it saves on refinishing. Good designs hide fasteners and use thermal breaks and drainage built into the profile.
Powder coat protects the metal.
White, bronze, black and wood-look.
Precision parts and motors.
Handles moisture and chlorine.
Long spans are possible.
Wash and inspect.
Aluminum and Vinyl PergolasLow-maintenance pergolas that do not rot, need no staining and keep their clean lines season after season.Explore 
Louvered Roof PergolasPergolas with angled louver blades you can open for sun and air or close for shade and rain…Explore 
Cabanas and Poolside CabanasShaded retreats beside the pool, with curtains, daybeds, lighting and fans, built to handle sun, water and splashes.Explore 
Commercial Shade StructuresPergolas, canopies and patio covers for restaurants, breweries, hotels and businesses that earn more when guests can sit…Explore 
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Yes. Wood-grain finishes mimic timber.
Yes, with the right profile and design.
Material guideCedarCedar is the classic pergola wood for good reasons. Here is how it looks, ages and holds up…Learn more 
Material guideTreated PinePressure-treated pine is the budget-friendly workhorse. Here is how to get the best look and life from it.Learn more 
Material guideVinylVinyl is clean, bright and easy to care for. Here is what to know about its strength, color…Learn more 
Material guideSteelSteel gives slim profiles and huge strength. Here is how to use it in modern and industrial pergola…Learn more Call us and we will walk the yard and give you a clear plan, drawings and a written scope.
