Pergola Assembly
Pergolas live or die on setting out. Posts that are a half-inch off translate into a visibly crooked roof. We assemble freestanding and wall-mounted kits plumb, level and fastened the way the manufacturer intended.
What pergola assembly covers
Layout through final fastening, on a site we've confirmed is suitable.
- Parts and hardware inventory before starting
- Setting out and squaring the footprint
- Post, beam and rafter assembly to the manual
- Wall-mount ledger fixing where the kit is attached to the house
- Louvre, canopy or shade elements fitted where supplied
- Anchoring to patio, deck or footings as the kit specifies
- Packaging and offcuts removed from site
Common situations
- A large kit arrived and you need it built correctly, once
- The pergola attaches to the house and you want it done right
- You're covering an existing patio or deck
- You want the posts genuinely plumb and the span square
- You don't have the crew or the tools for the beam lifts
A straightforward process
- 01
Send the model
Brand, size, and whether it's freestanding or wall-mounted.
- 02
Confirm the site
We check the surface, anchoring method and attachment point before scheduling.
- 03
Built and finished
Assembled, fastened, checked for square and cleared of packaging.
Clear scope before any work starts
We assemble the pergola you purchased; we don't supply the kit. Digging and pouring concrete footings, structural framing changes and permit work are outside standard assembly — if your kit requires them, we'll say so up front and scope it separately. Pricing depends on size, mounting type and site access, quoted before scheduling.
Serving Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill and the surrounding suburbs. Check your area.