Vinyl Pergola

Choose a Vinyl Pergola That Fits Your Style

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Traditional

Easy-to-own and a classic design. A good choice for low-maintenance outdoor living.

Starting at: $4,785
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Artisan

Create an elegant outdoor room poolside, deck, or patio. A simple, tasteful design.

Starting at: $5,905
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Arched

A stunning arched design that you, your friends, and family will admire for years.

Starting at: $6,625

Pros and Cons With Vinyl Pergola

Pros and Cons With Vinyl Pergola ​
Pros:
  • Vinyl can withstand extreme weather conditions
  • Completely impervious to mold, termites, and rot
  • Never needs to be painted or re-stained
  • Vinyl is low maintancence
  • Easy and quick installation
  • Never needs to be painted or re-stained
Cons:
  • Highest price point
  • Vinyl cannot be painted or stained

4 End Cuts of Vinyl Pergolas

PergolaKits come four architecturally influenced end cuts.

 
Corbel End Cut

Corbel End Cut

Bevel End Cap

Bevel End Cap

Miter End Cap

Fluted Column

Scallop End Cap

Scallop End Cap

Types of Vinyl Pergolas Columns

Fluted-Column

Fluted Column

Paneled Column

Paneled Column

Smooth-Column

Smooth Column

How Are Vinyl Pergolas Anchored To The Ground?

There are various ways to anchor your vinyl pergola to the ground:

  1. Mounting the pergola to a concrete pad using brackets and bolts.
  2. Cementing the posts into the earth.
  3. Utilizing rebar to anchor the poles above dirt.

As you can see in the instructions included in each pergola kit, we recommend attaching the pergola to a concrete pad using brackets and bolts.