The best room in the house isn’t in the house.
Timber pergolas, louvered roofs, and garden pavilions — designed around the way the sun crosses your yard, and built to be inherited with the house.
Three ways to keep the sun.
Timber Pergolas
Rough-sawn cedar and fir with oversized posts and beams — shade structures that look like they grew there.
Louvered & Motorized
Adjustable louvered roofs in powder-coated aluminum — open for sun, closed before the storm.
Pavilions & Solid Roofs
Solid-roof pavilions and gazebos for full weather cover — outdoor kitchens, hot tubs, and gathering space.
A pergola is a structure, not furniture — footings below frost line, spans that carry the snow, and shade set where the sun actually falls.
Built like a building
Concrete footings, engineered spans, thru-bolted connections. Kits blow over; ours get handed down.
Designed around the sun
We map how light crosses the yard through the seasons, then set rafters to shade the hours you keep.
One crew, start to finish
Design, footings, timber, and finish by the same hands — a family trade, twenty years on the Wasatch Front.
From a walk of the yard.
We walk the yard together — sun angles, sight lines, and how you mean to live out there.
Design, materials, and price set down in writing. Options priced apart, so you choose.
Footings poured, posts set plumb, beams cut and fit on site. Permits handled where required.
Finish rubbed in, lanterns lit, site left clean. Then dinner outside, for a few decades.
Begin with a walk of the yard.
A consultation costs nothing and obliges nothing — we look at the space, talk through timber, louvered, or pavilion, and leave you with a written proposal.