The following many photos are a representative sampling of our past work.

The following many photos are a representative sampling of our past work.

Pergolas to say the least are only limited by my imagination.

Pergolas to say the least are only limited by my imagination.

Pergolas come in many sizes. This one is large enough to drive a truck through!

Pergolas come in many sizes. This one is large enough to drive a truck through!

Pergolas should have details that are exciting and different. This detail is called the scarf joint.

What is this a pergola or is it a arbor? The proper name for this is a colonnade arbor.

What is this a pergola or is it a arbor? This is definitely a pergola. My mentor on this one was definitely the very famous Frank Lloyd Wright!

Prairie style at its finest!

This pergola is located out in a fruit orchard. please note the almost black looking trellising. It is aged copper pipe. This copper today is a very beautiful green toned copper oxide.

This pergola is located out in a fruit orchard. please note the almost black looking trellising. It is aged copper pipe. This copper today is a very beautiful green toned copper oxide.

Just what do we call this? I call it many things. Pergola, arbor, Bauer, trellising, shade structure, all of the above! please also note the deck on the right which was completely reworked to have it make a pleasing statement that definitely did not exist when the other carpenter got done with it!

The following many photos are a representative sampling of our past work.

This client expressed to me that he had talked to several people that call their self pergola designers and I was the 1st one to come up with something that met his needs and wants. please note the holes in the concrete were the posts are setting. By putting the post in the ground we stabilize the...

This is southern yellow pine at its finest! I very seldom use cedar. It just rots away too fast.

This is southern yellow pine at its finest! 1 inch copper pipe! 4 x 6 beams! Interlocking 2 x 6 boards! End result customer was astonished! This pergola was constructed using methods never used today except by me. All of the intersecting joints use mortise and tenon joinery. All of the copper pipes...

Very inviting isn't it?