Are you looking for a stylish and durable way to create a shaded place to hang out in your backyard? Aluminum pergolas provide excellent protection from the sun and look great while they’re doing it. With so many benefits, aluminum pergolas have become increasingly popular among home owners and commercial property owners in South Florida
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A restaurant awning is much like a residential awning, except it typically incorporates a restaurant’s branding and is often used to cover larger areas or walkways. These shade structures attach to the building and cover doorways, windows, patio areas, and other entryways. Awnings can either be fixed, where they don’t retract, or retractable, which allows them to be closed or opened on demand.
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Jona & Sandra Landman Patio Cover ProjectValrose has built custom pergolas and other shade solutions in Miami for nearly four decades. We are a family-owned and operated team that places a priority on producing quality shade products. Here are a few of our most recent aluminum pergola projects.
Whether you’re looking to upgrade your backyard or just add some stylish protection against the South Florida sun, Valrose can design the perfect aluminum pergola for your property. Contact us today to request a complimentary quote, we’re standing by to discuss your project.
From their durability to low maintenance requirements and versatility, aluminum pergolas offer homeowners and commercial property owners in South Florida the perfect combination of style and function. Aluminum comes in a variety of colors so you can find just the right shade for your space without having to worry about fading over time due to UV rays from the sun.
We can build pergolas using traditional styles such as freestanding pergolas with posts and beams, as well as modern designs like retractable roofs with motorized louvers or slats, cantilevered pergolas with steel cables or rods, and wall-mounted pergolas with fixed louvers or slats. No matter your design desires, Valrose can produce a custom pergola to meet all of your specifics.
Yes, a retractable awning can add shade to an existing pergola. Retractable awnings are a popular way to add increased shade and rain protection for your pergola, allowing you to enjoy your outdoor space even more.
A pergola and an awning have different purposes. An awning is typically attached to the house and is geared towards covering windows and entryways, while a pergola is a free-standing structure.
That being said, pergolas tend to be more expensive than awnings but will last longer and require less maintenance. While both structures can provide style and functionality to your outdoor space, it really depends on preference. Our design team can help you determine which shade product best suits your needs and taste.
In most cases, yes – if you plan on installing a permanent structure, such as a retractable pergola, at your residence, then it is likely that you will need some type of permit from your local municipality before beginning construction work. This is especially true if the project involves any kind of structural changes such as digging holes into concrete surfaces or erecting posts/poles higher than 8 feet tall etc.
It is always best practice to check with your city/county officials prior to starting any major projects so that all necessary permits have been obtained beforehand in order to avoid potential fines down the line.
While cost will vary based on several factors, you can expect a smart pergola to cost approximately $60-65 per square foot. Size, design, and location are just some of the factors that will determine the final price.
As we like to say, time is money, and experience matters. While purchasing a kit may be a little less expensive than hiring a professional pergola builder, you’re likely to spend more on your build once you factor in the costs for your time, replacement materials, tool rental costs, and additional laborers.
When it comes to building pergolas, there’s no replacement for experience. If you’re looking for a fun DIY project to try at home, you might consider building a pergola on your own. But if you want to make the process quick and easy so you can start enjoying your backyard, it’s best to hire the pros.
