Patio pergolas
Bring structure to a patio without losing the feeling of being outdoors. Think about seating, sun exposure and the relationship between the timberwork and your home.
PERGOLAS & TIMBER STRUCTURES · LOUISVILLE, KY
Give your patio a little definition and your backyard a reason to linger. Bluegrass Home Solutions creates pergolas and timber features that bring an outdoor space together.
Talk about your outdoor spaceA LITTLE THOUGHT GOES A LONG WAY
Start with the part of the yard you already enjoy—or the part you wish you used more. A pergola can define a seating area, frame a patio, or give a hot tub a place of its own. Its position, proportions and open beams all influence how the space feels.
Bring structure to a patio without losing the feeling of being outdoors. Think about seating, sun exposure and the relationship between the timberwork and your home.
Posts, beams and framing are part of the character of the space. Our photographs show both installed timberwork and structures taking shape during construction.
Plan the pergola alongside the deck, steps or privacy details around it. Discuss the whole area so the different parts of your backyard work together.
FROM THE BLUEGRASS PORTFOLIO
Open rafters frame this hot tub area beside a backyard pool. The front view shows the timber posts and beams together; a closer angle reveals the corner braces and horizontal screen along one side. It is a useful example of how a pergola can define one part of a larger outdoor space.
See this project in detailMORE FROM THE WORK
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PERGOLA DETAILS
Diagonal braces meet the pergola beams beneath a row of open rafters.
PERGOLA IN PROGRESS
Timber framing brings definition to the patio and the deck around it.
PATIO & DECK CONNECTION
A broad step connects the low deck with the patio in the separate pergola project shown here. Pictured during the work.
YOUR HOME. YOUR STARTING POINT.
A pergola begins with the area you want to enjoy. For Louisville and nearby homeowners, photos of the patio, doors and neighboring structures are a helpful starting point for a project conversation.
Talk through your ideasShare approximate dimensions of your seating, dining table or hot tub, as well as the area around it. Think about the routes into the space and room to move around what sits underneath.
Look at the area at the times of day you expect to use it. Open rafters create an overhead pattern, but the experience depends on their position and the sun. Mention how much openness you want.
A nearby deck, pool, door or privacy screen helps shape the layout. Describe those relationships so the timber structure and its surroundings can be considered together.
BEFORE WE GET STARTED
Yes, those are useful starting points for a project conversation. Share photos and approximate dimensions of the existing area, along with how you want to use it. The pictured pergola is built around a backyard hot tub.
An open-beam pergola does not provide a weatherproof roof. If shelter from rain is a priority, mention that at the start so the type of structure can be discussed.
Tell us where the structure would go, what will sit beneath it, and whether it needs to connect with a deck or privacy feature. Bluegrass is based in Louisville and serves homes across Kentucky.
Approximate dimensions of the patio or proposed area are helpful, along with the space occupied by a table, seating or hot tub. Photos showing nearby doors and structures also help.
An open pergola frames an area but does not enclose it. Tell us which views you would like to soften so any separate privacy details can be discussed.
LOUISVILLE & NEARBY · SERVING KENTUCKY