Timber Beam Pergolas & Pavilions
Heavy timber pergolas and full pavilions — the structures that turn a patio into a room and make it usable through the middle of the day.
Starting price $18,265
12′ × 12′ timber beam pergola, installed. A 12′ × 12′ pavilion — the same structure with a solid roof — starts at $21,450.
Installed price. Final figure is confirmed on site at the consultation.
What the work covers
- Heavy timber beam construction
- Freestanding pergolas and full pavilions
- Frost-depth footings and anchoring
- Snow-load and span engineering
Posts, beams, and rafters are a kit by nature. Engineered spans and repeatable connections mean the structure is specified rather than improvised, and the work on site is assembly.
Common questions.
What is the difference between a pergola and a pavilion?
A pergola is an open frame that filters light. A pavilion has a solid roof, so the space under it stays dry and usable in rain.
Why timber rather than aluminium?
Heavy timber carries a visual weight and warmth that extruded metal does not, and it suits the scale of a larger structure. It is a design decision as much as a material one.
Do the posts need frost footings?
For a permanent structure in this climate, yes. Footings have to reach below the local frost line or the structure moves with the ground every winter.
Get your price on the spot.
Book a consultation and the space gets measured properly — then the number comes back from a fixed catalogue, at the kitchen table, not in three weeks.



