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Pergola builder in Kansas City, KS.

Cedar and Douglas fir pergolas, pavilions, and decks across Kansas City.

Why we love working in Kansas City.

KCK covers a lot of ground, from the historic Strawberry Hill neighborhood downtown to the newer west-side subdivisions out toward Bonner Springs and Piper. The builds here vary as much as the neighborhoods do.

Neighborhoods

Where we've built in and around Kansas City.

Piper Strawberry Hill Rosedale Argentine Wyandotte County Lake area Stony Point

Older KCK neighborhoods have small lots and established homes that benefit from compact, classic builds. The newer Piper and Bonner-adjacent subdivisions on the west side have bigger lots and call for larger builds. We adjust scale and material to fit the home, every time.

Pergolas & pavilions in Kansas City

Older KCK neighborhoods like Strawberry Hill and Argentine take compact attached cedar pergolas with classic detailing that respects the era of the home. Newer west-side subdivisions in Piper and near Wyandotte County Lake allow larger freestanding pergolas and pavilions with stone-wrapped piers. Material selection and scale shift dramatically depending on which side of town we're working in.

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Kansas City KS backyard build
Kansas City KS backyard build

What it typically costs in Kansas City.

Starting prices across our three service lines. See the full pricing guide for what shifts the number.

Kansas City pergola questions.

How much does a pergola cost in Kansas City, KS?

Cedar and Douglas fir pergolas start around $5,000, with most Kansas City builds landing between $5,000 and $15,000. Pavilions with real shingled roofs and larger covered structures run higher.

Do you build pergolas, pavilions, and decks in Kansas City?

Yes. Kansas City is part of our core Kansas City service area. We design and build cedar and Douglas fir pergolas, pavilions, and decks throughout Kansas City and the surrounding metro.

How long does a pergola take to build?

Most pergolas go up in one to three days on site once the materials are ready, and the full timeline from signing to finished build is typically four to seven weeks. Larger pavilions take longer.

Let's talk about your Kansas City backyard.

One conversation tells us what you're picturing and tells you what it'd cost. No hard sell, no pressure to move forward. We're easy to talk to.