Aluminum Pergolas in Miami
Get Your EstimateRodriguez Pergolas builds aluminum pergolas in Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach.
Finished Pergolas
What Can Your Pergola Have?
1/8" aluminum
It doesn't rot like wood.
Standard or modern
Standard: 3x3, 4x4 or 6x6 columns and a gutter. Modern: all 6x6. The rain drains inside the columns.
3" insulated panels
They block the sun's heat and the rain.
Colors
White or bronze structure. White panels, or other colors for more.
Attached or freestanding
To your house, or on its own columns.
Lights
Included in the price.
- City permit
- With a permit, our engineer draws the plans and you submit them to the city.
- Installation
- We measure at your home, give you a written estimate and install it ourselves.
- Payment
- Zelle, cash or credit card.
- Area
- Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach, up to about 100 miles from Miami.
We also build: Aluminum patio covers
How We Work
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Contact
Tell us the size, if it's attached or freestanding, if you want it standard or modern, and if you want it with a city permit. We reply with an approximate price.
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Visit and measure
We visit your home and take exact measurements.
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Design and estimate
You get a written estimate with the design, the price, the deposit and the terms.
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City permit
If you build with a permit, our engineer draws the plans, you submit them to the city, and once the city approves them we move on to installation.
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Installation
We buy and deliver the materials, provide the labor and install the whole structure, lights included.
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Delivery
We go over the finished job with you. You pay by Zelle, cash or credit card.
Your Questions
How much does an aluminum pergola cost in Miami?
It depends on the size, the style (standard or modern) and the city permit. Send us your details and we reply with an approximate price; the final price comes after we measure.
Pergola or patio cover: what's the difference?
A pergola can be attached to the house or freestanding; a patio cover is attached to the house. We build both in aluminum, with a roof of 3-inch insulated panels.
Can a pergola be attached to the house or freestanding?
Yes, we build both. An attached pergola is fixed to the house; a freestanding one stands on its own posts anywhere in the yard.
What roof does an aluminum pergola have?
Ours have a roof of insulated panels with 3 inches of insulation: they block the sun's heat and the rain. The panels are white as standard; other colors cost more. Recessed lights are included.
Aluminum or wood: which is better for a pergola in Florida?
Aluminum: it doesn't rot with the humidity and the rain like wood does, and termites don't eat it. That's why our pergolas are aluminum, 1/8 inch (0.125") thick.
Do I need a city permit for a pergola in South Florida?
Almost always: South Florida cities require a permit to build or add anything to a home. If you want it with a permit, our engineer draws the plans, you submit them to the city, and we give you the price once they're ready.
What areas does Rodriguez Pergolas serve?
Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach counties: up to about 100 miles from Miami. Farther than that? Ask us: we can travel and add the cost of the trip.
Where We Work
We're based in Miami and build up to about 100 miles away, which covers Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach counties. Farther than that? Ask us: we can travel and add the cost of the trip.
