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Pergola with tv wall and fan near New Orleans
Posted on 9/29/25 at 8:16 pm
Posted on 9/29/25 at 8:16 pm
What’s the best way to do this? Get it custom built or buy a kit online for 5-7k?
Wood or Aluminum?
Are there any reputable pergola companies near the Nola area or north shore?
Wood or Aluminum?
Are there any reputable pergola companies near the Nola area or north shore?
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Posted on 9/29/25 at 9:30 pm to hey benji
crescent city forest products or sequoia, both are on airline hwy, new orleans
Posted on 9/29/25 at 10:22 pm to hey benji
We purchased one from Costco had a contractor build a deck and built/anchored the pergola to the deck. In stalled a tv with a center post he built from deck and enough room in the corner of the pergola to mount a fan
Posted on 9/29/25 at 11:06 pm to hey benji
Depends if it’s your forever home for now. I’d 100% splurge if so, life is short so make your space comfortable place that you enjoy.
That said, if it’s just a basic backyard, detached area you’re doing, a prefabbed would be nice if you can incorporate some hard scape and a couple other custom elements.
Either way, if you’re not handy, you’ll need an electrician and someone to put it together for you. Perhaps reach out to a smaller construction company and get a bid or two. You’ll need an open space in your panel for a circuit and a couple other things you might not be thinking about.
If you can’t find anyone, swing buy your local lumber yard with an inspiration pic and ask if they could recommend a guy to do this for you. You’ll get a couple contacts there.
Good luck and keep us posted.
That said, if it’s just a basic backyard, detached area you’re doing, a prefabbed would be nice if you can incorporate some hard scape and a couple other custom elements.
Either way, if you’re not handy, you’ll need an electrician and someone to put it together for you. Perhaps reach out to a smaller construction company and get a bid or two. You’ll need an open space in your panel for a circuit and a couple other things you might not be thinking about.
If you can’t find anyone, swing buy your local lumber yard with an inspiration pic and ask if they could recommend a guy to do this for you. You’ll get a couple contacts there.
Good luck and keep us posted.
Posted on 9/30/25 at 2:41 pm to Donzi Tiger 1
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crescent city forest products or sequoia, both are on airline hwy, new orleans
This. Go talk to Garret. In fact, he had a post yesterday:
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While supplies last we are offering 12x12 Pavilion Kits for $3750. Includes Western Red Cedar 6x6x8 posts, 4x6x12 beams, 2x6x8 rafters, 2x8x12 ridge beam, and Clear Grade Southern Yellow Pine1x6x12 TG V-joint. Also includes the necessary fasteners and bases necessary to install on a concrete slab. Sheet metal or shingles required to complete the roof are not included.
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