Pergola Builder
Umbra builds pergolas for homes in Roseville, CA. We design and construct attached and freestanding pergolas in wood, metal, and vinyl, set footings, and frame the structure on site. We work with homeowners who want shade over a patio, deck, or outdoor kitchen without closing in the space.
Address: 10620 Industrial Av, Roseville, CA 95678
Hours: Open Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM.
Why pick us
- We measure your site and check post spacing against the roof structure before we cut any material.
- We show up at the time we schedule and call if something changes that day.
- We cover nearby plants, patio surfaces, and fencing before we start cutting or digging.
- We write down what we find in the soil when we dig footings, so you know what's under the structure.
- We haul away scrap lumber and packaging when the job is done.
Pergola Builder services
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Custom pergola design and build
We plan the layout, pick post spacing, and build the pergola to fit your patio or yard.
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Attached pergola construction
We attach the pergola to your house with a ledger board, tying the new structure into existing framing.
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Freestanding pergola construction
We build standalone pergolas set on their own footings, away from the house.
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Louvered roof pergola installation
We install pergolas with slatted roofs that tilt open or closed to control sun and rain.
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Wood pergola construction
We build pergolas from cedar, redwood, or Douglas fir, cut and assembled on site.
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Aluminum and metal pergola construction
We build pergolas from aluminum or steel framing for a structure that won't warp or rot.
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Pergola repair and post replacement
We replace rotted or damaged posts, re-level footings, and rebuild sagging roof sections.
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Footing and post-setting work
We dig and pour footings sized to the post count, structure size, and soil on your property.
Questions we get asked
Do I need a permit for a pergola in Roseville?
It depends on the size of the pergola and whether it attaches to your house. We check with the City of Roseville building department before we start and pull a permit if the project requires one.
How long does it take to build a pergola?
Most pergola jobs take a few days to about two weeks, depending on size, material, and whether footings need to cure before framing.
Can a pergola be attached to my stucco house?
Yes. We open the stucco where the ledger board attaches, tie into the framing behind it, and flash the connection so water doesn't get behind the wall.
What's the difference between a pergola and a patio cover?
A pergola has an open or louvered roof that lets light through. A solid patio cover blocks sun and rain completely. We build pergolas, including louvered versions that close for weather.
Can you add a roof that closes to block sun and rain?
Yes. We install louvered pergola roofs with slats that tilt open or closed depending on the weather.
How deep do the footings need to be for Roseville soil?
Footing depth depends on the soil on your property and the size of the structure. Soil varies from lot to lot, so we check it on site before digging rather than using one fixed depth for every job.