07 · Pergolas
Pergolas that turn part of the garden into an outdoor room
A pergola gives a garden structure and a defined place to sit, eat or grow climbing plants. Sized and positioned well, it frames a patio and makes the outdoor space feel like part of the home.
Typical work
What pergolas can include.
Freestanding pergolas
A defined seating or dining area anywhere in the garden.
Wall-mounted pergolas
Fixed to the house to extend living space outside the back door.
Pergolas over patios
Designed alongside new paving for a finished outdoor area.
Covered options
Adding a roof covering for some shelter from Irish weather.
Sound familiar?
Common reasons people get in touch.
- A garden that lacks a focal point
- A patio that feels exposed
- Somewhere to grow climbers and add privacy
- An outdoor dining area for summer evenings
Getting started
How to begin your enquiry
- 1Send photos of the garden and the spot you have in mind.
- 2Give rough measurements if you can.
- 3Mention if you’d like the pergola alongside new paving.
Worth considering
Before you start.
Materials
Timber, finishes and fixings should suit the Irish climate and the look of the house.
Position
Think about sun, shade, views and how you’ll walk to and from the house.
Foundations
Posts need solid footings, which depends on the ground and any existing surfaces.
FAQs
Pergolas questions.
Can a pergola have a roof?
Yes, there are covered options that give some shelter. We can talk through what would suit your garden.
Can you build a pergola and patio together?
Yes, and planning them together usually gives a better result.
What size should a pergola be?
It depends on how you’ll use it — a table for six needs more room than a bench. We’ll discuss this with you.
Talk to us about pergolas.
Send a message with a few details and photos, or use the quote form. We cover Dublin and surrounding areas within approximately 50 km.