Normally high-quality pergola like ours from a local contractor would cost $30 000, $80 000 or even $150 000. (These are the actual quotes our customers got before discovering us). This happens because a typical supply chain involves about 7-10 parties, each adding their own +70-200% profit margins at each stage of the supply chain.

Involving parties like Local Contractor, Local Distributor, Regional Distributor, Intermediary Warehouse, Brand, Manufacturer etc. We cut up to 5 middlemen and their profit margins and bring this product directly to the consumer at about 8x better price. At the same time, improving quality and reducing manufacturing defects due to standardized manufacturing.

Cheaper Metal/Aluminum Options: The low-cost metal/aluminum options available on Amazon, Costco, or some Online brands are cheaper for a reason. The majority are produced by Chinese or EU owned brands that prioritize minimizing costs for the general consumer. Often trying to knockoff our product and design. This often leads to compromises in metal quality, thickness, paint choices, manufacturing and assembly standards, and product longevity.

Consequently this leads to issues such as inadequate wind resistance caused safety concerns, waterproofing issues, small connecting parts rusting within 1-2 years, structural instability, and overall rattling sounds and squeaking. Typically, these products offer limited warranties of only 1-3 years (up to 5 in some rare cases) and are known for poor or nonexistent customer support. We encourage you to read their reviews and search for feedback on third-party websites where reviews are unedited, or even personally inspect the products available at stores like Costco.

We are confident in the superior quality of our products. For context, OUR COST to manufacture and deliver our pergolas far exceeds the SELLING price a lot of these brands sell it to you for. Our pergolas come with 10-years warranty and are built to last 30+ years. A top-level standard you would only get from $30,000+ pergola.

Wooden Options: In the 21st century, wooden pergolas are an outdated option when compared to more modern and durable alternatives like aluminum pergolas. While wooden ones can be appealing design wise, they often come with issues like splintering, warping, and rotting. A lot of pergolas becoming unrecognizable in just 2-3 years due to daily wear and tear of elements. They require a lot of maintenance like yearly sealing to protect against the elements and canvas covers replacement every 2-3 years due to water and sun damage.

A custom pergola can cost $30,000, $80,000, or even $150,000. However, a high price doesn't necessarily mean higher quality. Often, you're actually paying for unnecessary markups from 5-7 middlemen in the outdated supply chain. We eliminate these middlemen, bringing the pergola directly to you, and adopt the highest quality standardized manufacturing processes.

This approach enables us to invest more in raw materials and craftsmanship, ensuring a superior quality that matches or even surpasses that of any custom pergola.

We're confident that our PRO+ Pergola offers the best combination of quality and price currently available in the market by far. It provides quality comparable to pergolas priced between $30,000 - $150,000, but at a fraction of the cost.

Here's why we're so sure of it:

1) We have over 40+ years of experience in pergola manufacturing.

2) Our company believes in American quality, over-engineering even the smallest parts to ensure they are stronger and last longer than necessary.

3) We use only the highest quality raw metals, materials, and manufacturing methods for pergolas, prioritizing quality over cost-saving here.

4) Manufacturing thousands of pergolas each year allows us to leverage economies of scale and standardize manufacturing processes. This avoids typical quality issues and saves costs, enabling us to use better quality materials at an amazing price point.

5) We're so confident in our pergola that we offer a 10-year warranty for manufacturing defects, as we've built it to last over 30 years.

No, the height is not standardly adjustable; it's set at 8.2 ft, a size that perfectly fits a tall adult and tucks under most home roofs. However, if you want to adjust it, there are a few workarounds our customers use.

To increase the height, they build the pergola on cement and brick platforms easily adding 1-3ft.

To decrease the height, some customers cut the legs (but this will void the warranty).

Yes, our Sølis pergola is designed to withstand almost hurricane-force winds (when properly mounted), and even the first stages of a hurricane with louvers open, as well as heavy snow loads, rain, and intense heat. We've constructed it to be durable and heavy-duty, ensuring it lasts for over 30 years.

It can support 25 pounds per square foot with the louvers closed, and there's no limit to the load it can bear with the louvers open.

It's tested and certified to withstand the early stages of hurricane-force winds, with a rating of up to 72 mph with the louvers closed (if properly mounted into the ground) and 120 mph with the louvers open.



For reference, at 60 mph, widespread damage occurs, such as larger trees being blown over and uprooted. Therefore, our improved Aurora V3 Pergola is perfectly suitable even for extremely windy areas.

These models can withstand a variety of typical weather conditions.

The S-shaped blades on the roof direct rainwater into the guttering system, which then channels the water down through the legs, internally.

In the event of extreme weather phenomena or torrential downpours, minor leakage may occur. This is because the drainage system may struggle to handle the sheer volume of water, causing it to overflow, akin to the guttering on a house or an external drain.