Custom Pergolas
Stylish shading for your family and friends.
Tradition Outdoor Living will design and build custom pergolas that provide protection and shade to any deck or patio. Pergolas are beautiful outdoor structures with columns that brace a roofing grid and are excellent additions to your home, especially during the hotter months.
Our project managers will work side by side with you to bring your ideal outdoor space to life. Our local climate makes pergolas a great choice for entertaining and creating a welcoming ambiance for gatherings.
Pergolas not only increase your living space; they enhance the curb appeal of your home and increase its market value.
Choose A Trustworthy Pergola Builder
Our pergolas are built using quality western red cedar with an oil based stain and designed to remain structurally sound over time. Our friendly and experienced project developers keep your desires in mind while completing your project. Pergolas are a cost effective option for covering an outdoor living space. We’re confident that you will love the new addition.
Areas We Serve
- Katy
- Richmond
- Fulshear
- Houston
- Bellaire
- Spring Branch
- Memorial
- West University
- Sugarland
- Cypress
- Tomball
- Woodlands
- Spring
- Clear Lake
- Friendswood
- Pearland
- Missouri City
- Humble
- Atascocita
- Kingwood
- Porter
- Keller
- Trophy Club
- Rockwall
- Highland Village
- Fairview
- Allen
- Prosper
- Carrolton
- Arlington
- Murphy
- Plano
- Frisco
- Little Elm
- McKinney
- The Colony
- Flowermound
- Colleyville
- Grapevine
- Bedford
- Euless
Featured Pergola Projects
Custom Patio Cover & Pool Builder in Richmond, Texas
Transforming a backyard into a beautiful outdoor living space takes more than adding a patio. This Richmond, Texas project combines a custom patio cover, pool, outdoor fireplace, and thoughtful design elements to create a backyard made for relaxing and entertaining.
Custom Patio Cover & Pergola in Lucas, Texas
Tradition Outdoor Living, one of the top patio cover builders in Lucas, Texas, recently completed this beautiful backyard project featuring a custom patio cover and a matching pergola — designed to complement the home and enhance poolside living.
Custom Pergola Space in Frisco, Texas
Tradition Outdoor Living recently completed a custom pergola and expansive outdoor kitchen project in Frisco, Texas. Designed for both style and functionality, the pergola provides shade and structure while connecting seamlessly to the backyard entertaining area.
Custom Pergola in Katy, Texas
The pergola’s bold dark black finish creates a striking contrast against the home and frames the view of the backyard perfectly. Positioned to overlook the homeowner’s preexisting swimming pool, the structure adds an elegant architectural element that ties the entire outdoor space together.
Custom Patio & Pergola in Houston, Texas
This custom outdoor living space in Northwest Houston, Texas, was designed to provide the perfect blend of style, comfort, and functionality, creating an inviting backyard retreat.
Custom Pergola in Dallas, Texas
We recently finished a gorgeous pergola in Dallas, Texas that combines workmanship and functionality to a gorgeous, rustic, plant-filled home with a beautiful pool.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long will it take to install my new pergola?
Pergola installation typically takes about 1 to 3 days once building begins.
During installation, do I need to be present?
It is important that you are available at the project’s start and completion, for review, and to receive maintenance instructions. Your project developer advise you if additional time is needed.
What is the best location for a pergola?
While a pergola can be installed anywhere, common areas include: over a pathway or outdoor dining area, poolside, or beside an outdoor fireplace.
What materials do you use, and how does that affect maintenance?
Structural integrity, durability, and longevity drive our material selection. Traditional pergolas are made out of wood and need recurring maintenance. Vinyl, aluminum, and alumawood pergolas are easier to maintain, but are less authentic and not as attractive.
Do I need to acquire building permits for my pergola?
While permits aren’t typically needed, it’s a good idea to check local ordinances and codes.