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Building a Pergola? Choose the Right Location

Building a pergola isn’t easy, and you can make the process considerably more difficult if you choose the wrong location. In many cases, it will be immediately obvious where the pergola should be located for maximum effect and aesthetic appeal. In other homes, a little extra thought may be required to ensure that the pergola is sited in the perfect position. Let’s take a closer look at this process and learn how to choose the right spot for your pergola.

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Building a Pergola? Choose the Right Location

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  1. Building a Pergola? Choose the Right Location Building a pergola isn’t easy, and you can make the process considerably more difficult if you choose the wrong location. In many cases, it will be immediately obvious where the pergola should be located for maximum effect and aesthetic appeal. In other homes, a little extra thought may be required to ensure that the pergola is sited in the perfect position. Let’s take a closer look at this process and learn how to choose the right spot for your pergola. The “Default” Location In an ideal world, the lean to pergola would be sited along an outside wall of your home that will have access to your drive, garden and/or patio through a set of outer doors or perhaps a french window. This will significantly increase your living space to the outdoors without having to cross over any area that would be open to the elements. This will ensure that you can avoid damp, wet and muddy conditions when outside. Timber Pergolas In the past, the only real option was to install a timber pergola, but they have significant disadvantages in the harsh hot and cold weather climates. Rain can rot the wood and even if it’s pressure treated they still need a lot of maintenance. Outdoor Impressions install modern steel pergolas from Stratco that look amazing, and are extremely durable to withstand the weather. They have an incredible range and are very flexible in designs and innovative in how they can be used to best enhance your outdoor space. Their expert installation team can do the had work for you it for you, with an attention to detail that’s unrivalled. This is not really a job for an amateur DIY enthusiast so be realistic in your confidence to build the pergola correctly. Preparing the Area Once you know where the pergola is going to be installed, you can get to work preparing the area. First, clear all the vegetation away and get the site nice and level to make the installation simple. Then ensure that there is enough space to fit the ledger board along the exterior wall of your home or other building. Measure out the ground where the pergola will be based and identify where the supporting posts will be located and mark them. Then arrange the structure to ensure that everything is square and check there are no cables or utility pipes underground that could be damaged. Finally, double check that no door or windows will be impeded by the pergola and you’re ready to get started. If you’re considering building a pergola to give your home shade and protection, get in touch with the team at Outdoor Impressions. They supply and install premium quality high tensile steel modern pergola structures for your outdoor spaces. This will allow you to naturally filter light and provide ample shade for you, your family and your plants. Their gable pergola even has a clever gutter system to prevent moisture and rain damage. The team is here to discuss your pergola needs in greater detail, and they will be happy to answer any other questions that you have, and even offer a FREE quote process.

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