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Arbor, Pergola, or Trellis Repair
Do you have a hideous rusted out arbor in the front of your house right now? It's leaning at a weird angle, and, since it's overhead, makes you feel like you are walking under a bad luck ladder every time you pass under it? There are a lot of reasons to want to repair an arbor, pergola or trellis and some main offending reasons that they wound up in poor condition. Non-galvanized nails will rust and leave unsightly red stains on the wood. Also an arbor, pergola or trellis not made correctly will sag because of weight of vines and vine buildup over the years. Let us put you in touch with the right person for the job. We're happy to help!
Building your new Garden Feature
When asking about building, it's important to keep in mind the 3 sizes we're talking about. Arbors are smaller, trellis is biggest and pergola is in the middle as far as structural integrity and ability to hold up weight. Also, pergolas are a little taller and can be up to 3 stories high! Most people use arbors if they don't have enough space for trellis or pergola and still want to add height to their yard or garden. Some of the popular benefits are:
* provide shade
* flowering vines
* grape vines
* kiwis
You can connect several arbors together to create a shady path or tunnel and get as creative as you want!. Any of these projects require post digging and are sometimes set in concrete (which means a professional is usually better to have and save those DIY projects for something else). In general they are made from wood, branches, twigs, iron and vinyl. They can also be a great addition to a outdoor kitchen, deck, or patio.
Do you have a hideous rusted out arbor in the front of your house right now? It's leaning at a weird angle, and, since it's overhead, makes you feel like you are walking under a bad luck ladder every time you pass under it? There are a lot of reasons to want to repair an arbor, pergola or trellis and some main offending reasons that they wound up in poor condition. Non-galvanized nails will rust and leave unsightly red stains on the wood. Also an arbor, pergola or trellis not made correctly will sag because of weight of vines and vine buildup over the years. Let us put you in touch with the right person for the job. We're happy to help!
Building your new Garden Feature
When asking about building, it's important to keep in mind the 3 sizes we're talking about. Arbors are smaller, trellis is biggest and pergola is in the middle as far as structural integrity and ability to hold up weight. Also, pergolas are a little taller and can be up to 3 stories high! Most people use arbors if they don't have enough space for trellis or pergola and still want to add height to their yard or garden. Some of the popular benefits are:
* provide shade
* flowering vines
* grape vines
* kiwis
You can connect several arbors together to create a shady path or tunnel and get as creative as you want!. Any of these projects require post digging and are sometimes set in concrete (which means a professional is usually better to have and save those DIY projects for something else). In general they are made from wood, branches, twigs, iron and vinyl. They can also be a great addition to a outdoor kitchen, deck, or patio.