Questions before you start.

Pergolas and gazebos are our primary focus. We also evaluate patios and pavers, fencing, exterior additions and renovations, roofing, project-related electrical work, and other residential exterior improvements based on scope, location, schedule, permitting, and trade requirements.

A pergola generally has a more open roof structure that defines an outdoor area and can provide partial shade. A gazebo normally has a solid roof and provides greater shelter. The right choice depends on how you want to use the space, the site, desired weather coverage, and budget.

Potentially. One of the benefits of planning the full outdoor space together is coordinating layout, access, foundations, pavers, fencing, roofing, drainage, and electrical needs before construction begins. Final availability depends on the approved scope and applicable trade requirements.

Permit requirements vary by city, size, height, attachment method, setbacks, electrical scope, and other project details. Permit responsibility and any engineering needs must be confirmed during planning and documented in the agreement.

Available options depend on the design, exposure, maintenance preferences, budget, product availability, and structural requirements. McLendi Construction will discuss appropriate material choices during project planning.

Electrical features may be coordinated as part of the project when the scope can be completed through the properly licensed electrical arrangement and required permits or inspections. The exact electrical scope must be confirmed in writing.

Complete the website form or call us. Include the project location, the space involved, what you want to change, and your preferred timing.

McLendi will explain the consultation and estimate process before scheduling. Update the offersFreeEstimates configuration field if free estimates are confirmed.

Availability depends on project size, materials, trade coordination, permitting, and the current schedule. Timing is discussed after the initial project review.

That depends on equipment access, excavation, stored materials, active work areas, and the project phase. McLendi will discuss household access, children, pets, noise, and daily site expectations during planning.

Changes to the agreed scope should be documented with their effect on price and timing before the added work proceeds whenever circumstances allow.

Permit responsibility depends on the project and agreement. It should be confirmed in writing before work begins.

Material responsibility varies by project. Discuss owner-supplied items early so specifications, delivery timing, condition, and warranty responsibility can be addressed.

Gather inspiration images, describe your priorities, identify any known damage or concerns, and think about timing and budget comfort. Exact selections are not required for the first conversation.

Visit the service areas page and contact McLendi with your city and project details to confirm availability.