Outdoor structures such as gazebos, pergolas, arbors, and arches offer a shady retreat on warm, sunny afternoons, and can add a decorative element to the landscape.
The most common material used to build these types of structures is wood, such as cedar or oak. However, any of these structures may also be made from composite materials or metal. Styles, sizes, shapes, and designs vary. The expert design team at Spear’s Landscape can help make your new outdoor structure truly unique and add style, grace, comfort, and architectural character to your property.
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A pergola has an open roof consisting of horizontal beams or slats. It provides partial shade, can support lights or vines, and helps define a space. A gazebo has a fully enclosed roof and usually a deck or floor underneath. Gazebos provide more shelter from the elements and are useful for creating outdoor “rooms.”
Pergolas provide partial shade, but we can increase shade by adding a cloth canopy or placing slats closer together.
We usually use wood, such as cedar or oak, to build pergolas and gazebos. Composite materials or metals such as aluminum or steel can also be used.
Yes, most local building codes require a permit to ensure your pergola or gazebo is safe, secure, and properly anchored to the ground. We will handle the entire permitting process for your pergola or gazebo.
Yes! Adding electricity lets you install lighting, fans, and even heaters to your pergola or gazebo.
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