Our team is ready to assemble your new gazebo, per the manufacturer’s instructions and warranty requirements. We’re installation partners with Kozyard gazebos, and we can install all major gazebo manufacturer kits in one day. Each gazebo/pergola pole must be properly anchored, so we do recommend using either a wood or concrete base. And yes, we can also install lights, netting, and screens for your new gazebo, too!
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Please review this installation checklist before scheduling your gazebo assembly to help avoid unexpected charges.
Installation site: Choose a flat, level area for your new gazebo or pergola. The are should be 1 ½
times larger than your gazebo.
Zoning: Check with your local building department about a permit and any required inspections for
your gazebo. Also ask about any requirements for the wooden or concrete base.
Anchoring: A wooden or concrete base is best for anchoring purposes. However, the cost of a base can
easily cost more than the gazebo assembly. Most kits DO NOT include the anchoring hardware necessary.
Inspection: Please inspect the boxes for damage before our assembly techs arrive. Damaged or missing
parts can require another visit and trip charge to complete your gazebo.
Moving: Our price does not include moving boxes more than 20’ to the installation site.
Trash: Our price includes breaking down boxes and moving them to your trash receptacles. We do not
haul away packaging or boxes.
Fit and Finish: While we are gazebo assembly experts, we didn’t manufacture your gazebo kit. We are
not responsible for any tolerances, leaks, or fit/finish problems, we will do our best to address these issues when
they occur.
Additional charges will apply for us to finish a project we didn’t start or perform repairs. If our builders make a
mistake, we will correct the problem at no additional cost to you.
Please remember that gazebos are a lightweight structure. You cannot climb on them or lean items against them. During
the winter, clear snow off the roof regularly.
We do work with all major wooden gazebo manufacturers. Please consult with your local building department about permits or inspections for your wood gazebo. We can also install footings or piers if required or requested.
Due to the heavy framing components, we usually send out a 3- or 4-person crew for assembly. Most wooden gazebos are already painted but do require regular cleaning and repainting. We strongly recommend anchoring your gazebo to a base of wood or concrete.
Most gazebos will take from 1-3 days to complete. Installation of non-standard gazebos or pergolas will require additional labor to assemble.
We do work with all major metal gazebo and pergola manufacturers. The assembly is like a wood unit, except the materials used are steel or aluminum, making them more durable.
A wooden or concrete base is best for anchoring purposes. However, the cost of a base can easily cost more than the gazebo assembly. Most kits DO NOT include the anchoring hardware necessary. You can also fill the legs with gravel to add additional wight and strength.
There are nuances to assembling these gazebo kits. It is very easy to overtighten connection points and damage the assembly flanges or product finish.
While vinyl gazebos and pergolas appear simple in nature, most require a wooden frame to adequately support the structure. Since the kits typically do not include the needed lumber, you’ll have to measure, cut, and install the frame per the manufacturer’s requirements.
Every pergola should be attached to a foundation or base frame for extra strength and rigidity. We always recommend a concrete slab, or at a minimum, setting the vertical supports with cement.
Once assembled, the only maintenance is to pressure wash your vinyl pergola regularly. Depending on the foundation choice, most vinyl pergolas require 1-2 days for a complete installation.
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