Shade that turns 110° into outdoor-livable.
Custom pergolas, full-roof ramadas, motorized louvered pavilions, and tile-roof shade structures — designed and engineered for Phoenix summers. With electrical for fans, heaters, lighting, and TVs.
- Cedar, steel, and powder-coated aluminum
- Motorized louvered roofs with rain sensors
- Full tile-roof ramadas matched to your home
- Wired for fans, LEDs, heaters, and outlets
- Attached or freestanding designs
- Permitted and engineered for AZ wind loads
See the shade fall on your patio before we build.
A pergola can transform a sun-baked patio or sit awkward and undersized. The render shows the actual shadow line, scale, and finish in your yard — so the structure lands right the first time.
Arizona ROC 340966 · 341002 · 347738 · 211530. Family-owned. Building Valley backyards since 2005.
What's the difference between a pergola and a ramada?+
A pergola has an open or slatted top — partial shade. A ramada has a solid roof (often tile or metal) for full sun and rain protection. We build both.
Do louvered pergolas work in Phoenix?+
Yes — motorized louvered roofs are excellent here. They open for spring/fall and close for summer sun or monsoon rain. We install premium powder-coated aluminum systems with rain sensors.
Do I need a permit for a pergola?+
In most Valley cities, freestanding structures over a certain size and attached structures require permits. We pull them as part of the build.
Can pergolas have fans, lights, and heaters?+
Yes — we run electrical for ceiling fans, LED downlights, infrared heaters, and outlets. All to code.
What materials hold up in the AZ sun?+
Powder-coated aluminum and steel last longest. Cedar looks beautiful but needs re-staining every 2–3 years. Tile-roof ramadas with steel framing are essentially maintenance-free.
Drop a pergola into your yard.
See the structure, the shade, and the finish — free, 60 seconds.