A pergola kit turns a bare patio or backyard corner into a defined outdoor room — shade overhead, structure underfoot, and a spot worth spending an evening in. Our collection spans four material lines, from budget-friendly cedar canopies to fully custom aluminum pavilions, so the right fit comes down to budget, lead time, and how much upkeep you want to do yourself.
Open pergolaOpen rafters, filtered shade
Pergola with roofA solid cover overhead
Louvered pergolaLouvers you can open or close
PavilionFull roof for kitchens and dining
Patio coverAluminum shade over your patio
Shade sailFabric shade over any space
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The Brookside Timber Frame Fern Shade Pergola is a heavy-duty wood pergola built from solid timber with classic mortise and tenon joinery for lasti...
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The Brookside Timber Frame Hawthorne Pergola is a handcrafted wood pergola that adds structure, shade, and standout style to any backyard patio or ...
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Create a shaded retreat for slow mornings and summer evenings with this cedar pergola with swing. The set pairs a solid Western Red Cedar pergola, ...
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Define your patio or garden with this freestanding cedar pergola kit. Solid Western Red Cedar framing and inset lattice side panels create a struct...
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Book a free consultation → or call 512-777-0154Our pergola kits start at $3,449 for a Western Red Cedar kit. Douglas Fir timber pergolas run about $4,600 to $12,500, fiberglass about $9,700 to $13,250, and aluminum and Trex models about $7,900 to $32,400.
Building from lumber can cost less in materials. A kit saves time and gives you engineered parts, hardware and instructions. For most homeowners, a kit is the faster, more predictable route.
Cedar and Douglas Fir look warm and natural but need periodic sealing. Aluminum, fiberglass and Trex are low-maintenance and hold up to sun and rain. Choose by the look you want and how much upkeep you'll do.
Often not for a small, freestanding, open-roof pergola. Roofed, attached or larger pergolas are more likely to need one. Read Do I need a permit for a pergola?
Western Red Cedar kits ship in 3–4 weeks. Brookside Timber Frame pergolas and pavilions take 5–10 weeks, with shipping and installation included in the price.
Brookside Timber Frame models include ship and install. Western Red Cedar kits are DIY-friendly with pre-drilled hardware, and most customers assemble one in a weekend.
A well-built pergola makes a patio more usable and can help a home show better. The exact resale value depends on your market and the build quality.
