In Apollo Beach, shade isn’t a luxury — it’s what makes your deck usable in July. We build custom pergolas, covered porches, and roofed.
In Apollo Beach, shade isn’t a luxury — it’s what makes your deck usable in July. We build custom pergolas, covered porches, and roofed deck structures designed for Florida sun and summer storms, with options for fans, lighting, and screening to extend your outdoor living all year.
A well-built shade structure turns a too-hot deck into your favorite room of the house. We engineer pergolas and covers to handle Florida wind loads and downpours, anchored properly and built from materials that hold up to sun and humidity.
Whatever kind of cover fits your space:
Pergolas in Apollo Beach typically start around $4,000 to $12,000 depending on size and material, while full covered or screened deck structures run higher based on roofing, screening, and electrical. We quote each project flat after design.
We coordinate ceiling fans, recessed and string lighting, and outlets so your covered deck is comfortable day and night. All electrical is done to code with proper permitting.
We build pergolas and covered decks for homeowners across Apollo Beach, Riverview, Ruskin, Sun City Center, Gibsonton, and Brandon. Wherever you are on the South Hillsborough coast, we bring the same flat pricing and coastal-grade build quality. See all service areas →
Pergolas typically start around $4,000 to $12,000 depending on size, material, and features. Solid-roof covered decks and screened enclosures cost more. We provide a flat written quote after design.
A pergola has an open or slatted top for filtered shade and style; a covered deck has a solid roof for full sun and rain protection. We build both, and can add screening to either.
Yes, when engineered and anchored correctly. We build shade structures to meet Hillsborough County wind-load requirements so they stand up to summer storms.
Absolutely. We integrate ceiling fans, recessed and string lighting, and outlets, all wired to code with proper permitting, so your covered deck works day and night.
Open pergolas give filtered, partial shade and can be enhanced with canopies, shade cloth, or climbing plants. For full sun protection, a solid-roof cover or screened structure is better.
Yes. Screened enclosures are popular in Apollo Beach for keeping bugs out. We can add a screened structure to an existing deck if the framing supports it, or build new.
Pressure-treated wood, cedar, composite, and aluminum are all options. Aluminum and composite need the least maintenance in our climate; wood offers a classic look. We’ll match it to your home.
Most permanent pergolas and all covered structures require a Hillsborough County permit. We handle the permitting and engineering for you.
Yes. We build both attached pergolas and freestanding structures over patios, pools, and detached deck areas, anchored with engineered footings.
A pergola often goes up in a few days to a week; covered and screened structures take longer with roofing and electrical. You’ll get a firm timeline at quote.
No — a well-designed cover shades the deck and adjacent windows, which can actually reduce heat gain. Fans and airflow keep the covered space comfortable.
Yes, that’s a popular combination. We coordinate pergolas with pool decks to create a shaded, cohesive outdoor area.
