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Heavy timber pergola throwing shade over a limestone patio

What we build

Pergolas and Shade Structures in Mountain Home, Harrison, and the Ozarks

If the patio is unusable at 2 p.m. in July, it is not an outdoor living space. We build pergolas and covers that throw shade, hold lights and fans, and make the kitchen or seating feel like a room.

Timber reads right on Ozarks houses. Steel has a place when the span or the architecture wants it. Either way the structure is built, not a kit leaned on the siding.

We set posts to the same grid as the deck or kitchen so the cover belongs to the yard. Dusk lighting on the beams is usually part of the same conversation.

Lake sun and summer storms are why a pretty arbor fails. We size posts, footings, and roof or lattice for this weather so the shade is still there in year five.

This service includes

  • Timber and steel pergolas
  • Covered dining and kitchen structures
  • Shade over spas and seating
  • Beams built for fans and lighting
  • Pergolas designed with decks and fire
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Questions

What homeowners here ask first.

Do you build pergolas in Mountain Home and Harrison?+

Yes. Custom pergolas and shade structures are a core part of our outdoor living work across the Twin Lakes area.

Should a pergola be open or fully covered?+

Open beams give pattern and some shade. A roof gives rain cover over a kitchen or dining table. We pick from how you cook and sit, not from a default style.

Can you add a pergola over an existing patio?+

Often. We check footings, underground utilities, and whether the patio can take the posts. Sometimes the right move is to rebuild a section of floor with the structure.

Do you light pergolas?+

Yes. Evening use is the point. We plan lighting with the beams instead of stapling it on after stain.

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(870) 405-9313

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Serving Mountain Home, Harrison, Flippin, Cotter, Lakeview, Bull Shoals, and Yellville.

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