Baldwin Attached Fiberglass Pergolas

We make really nice pergolas because we use excellent materials and genuinely care about our customers satisfaction.

Main benefits of the Baldwin Fiberglass Attached Pergolas:

Constructed with fiberglass, stainless-steel, copper, and aluminum
Will last for decades. Annual cleaning recommended.
Fully customizable to any size rectangle or square
Designed for one day installation with typical contractor tools
Intersections notched for lateral rigidity, beauty and ease of assembly
No exposed fasteners - Very clean fit and finish
Hollow members can conceal wires for lights and speakers, even water lines

The pergolas shown in the following gallery can be ordered using our online pricing tool. They are unique in many ways but not considered custom.

Gallery of Attached Fiberglass Pergolas

Site Layout and Dimensions

The homeowners relayed measurements to us via email and we used that information to create the working plans. From there a footing layout was determined and footings were poured. Once in place the footings serve to anchor the pergola's structural fiberglass columns providing rigid base for the interlocking rafters and purlins.

Column Mounting Surfaces

Typically attached pergolas require a concrete footing or slab to support the columns. In some cases they can be mounted directly to a deck.

PPG Coatings

The white pergola works well with the existing trim and outdoor decor. We use a hard semi-gloss PPG coating that repels dirt and soot. Our high quality PPG coatings are available in custom colors!

Custom Connection Methods

This attached pergola was the perfect addition to this client's home. It provides a semi-covered area for entertaining guests while maintaining open space. This pergola utilizes a unique design to attach to the home, the ledger board is not carried the full width of the pergola and doesn't obstruct the masonry. Instead ledger blocks are fastened directly to the masonry wall providing a seamless look.

Baldwin Fiberglass Pergolas

Custom Rafter Outsets

Our experienced design team can make any pergola look just right! In this case custom rafter offsets were calculated to avoid carrying the ledger beyond the house in order to produce an integrated aesthetic.

Outdoor living in Connecticut

Outdoor Kitchen fiberglass pergola in Connecticut

Outdoor kitchen covered by Baldwin Pergolas

Being a sub-contractor

A beautiful white pergola attached to a gray house

We supply contractors

On this project a contractor in Connecticut hired us to provide this pergola

We supply contractors

We did meet the homeowner, whom was wonderful, but all conversations and preparations were made with the general contractor.

We supply contractors

There was some electrical options on this project: A radiant heater and an outlet for an outdoor television.

We supply contractors

On projects such as this, there is typically patio company, an electrician, and a landscaper or designer.

We supply contractors

Since the pergola needs to be designed thoughtfully, is on the patio and includes wires, we need to work with each of the sub-contractors to plan every aspect of the project in detail.

When we work as a team, everyone wins, especially the homeowner.

Pergola attached to poolhouse

Pergola attached to poolhouse

Pergola attached to poolhouse

Social Pergola

You design it. We built it. 30-40 days is all it takes.

Pergola in CAD

This is an example of the drawings we do on nearly every job during the design phase

Attached pergola shown in CAD during design phase

Residential Attached Pergola Mounted to Deck and House

A fiberglass pergola attached to house and mounted on deck

Life is good pergola

The rigidity of the pergola is derived from the stability of the connection to the Earth. The importance of big, solid footings which are placed accurately, cannot be overstated.

The rigidity of the pergola is derived from the stability of the connection to the Earth.
Concrete footings: 14" Diameter minimum for 10" square and 12" round columns.
Our site plan will show a diagonal dimension. This helps you square the footings to each other.
Concrete pad: Should be poured 12" deep in the area where the columns will stand.
Stone wall: It's best to drill 18" deep into the well built, mortared stone wall.
Concrete pier: Wet set our 5/8" stainless steel rods into the footing then build the pier
Tolerance factor: Footings should be placed accurately with an overall error margin of less than an inch.
Conduit in footings: Bring a sweep into your footing with the center about three inches off center.
Deck mounted: Ask us for PDF drawings of best practice connection methods.

It is the customers responsibility to make sure that an adequate mounting surface is in place. The customer is responsible for supplying relevant dimensions such as the depth and width of column centers and overall height requirements for the structure.

All dimensions, including overhangs and member spacing are completely customizable during the design process. At the time of installation, nothing can be changed.

Standing a column up onto a concrete footing. We previously drilled the footing and epoxied a 5/8" stainless steel threaded rod into the footing.

Gather Your Measurements

Measurements are taken from column centers, our typical overhang is 24 inches
A freestanding pergola that measures 120" x 120" on center will have an overall size of 168" x 168"
An attached pergola that measures 120" x 120" on center will have an overall size of 144" deep x 168" wide
All dimensions, including overhangs and member spacing are completely customizable

Use our Pricing Tool

Our pricing tool let's you design your pergola in real time and get an actual price
You will see a plan view CAD drawing of your pergola
You can consider our electrical options, a shade system and/or our installation service
follow this link to our Pricing Tool
You will have the ability to save your project into our database then share the link with your team for group collaboration

Your photos help us while desiging the best pergola

Send Us Photos

Your photos help us serve you better in the design phase
Please send us pictures of your proposed site and the exterior of your home
Pictures can be sent via email to sales@baldwinpergolas.com
...or via text to (860) 500-1741. Our pricing tool also allows one to upload photos and various file types

a picture of Mike setting up at an architecture show

Speak With Our Team

Once you have sent us your measurements and pictures we will reach out to you
Our project manager, Michael Hurlburt, will work out all of the important details
Once we have an understanding of your vision we will produce a set of drawings and a proposal
If you accept our proposal we require a 50% deposit to begin production

an electrician wiring lights into a pergola

Consider the Options

We offer a wide variety of options for you to consider
Decorative Details: We offer an array of column styles and rafter contours
Finishes: Custom colors are available, including color matched finishes
Electrical: We can factory prewire your structure to accommodate lighting, fans, heaters, and more

Confirm The Details

Review and confirm your pergola or pavilion drawings
Review your electrical and shade system options
Sign and return the proposal
Once a signed proposal is returned and a deposit is received, we will begin production

Baldwin Attached Fiberglass Pergolas

We make really nice pergolas because we use excellent materials and genuinely care about our customers satisfaction.

Main benefits of the Baldwin Fiberglass Attached Pergolas:

Constructed with fiberglass, stainless-steel, copper, and aluminum

Will last for decades. Annual cleaning recommended.

Fully customizable to any size rectangle or square

Designed for one day installation with typical contractor tools

Intersections notched for lateral rigidity, beauty and ease of assembly

No exposed fasteners - Very clean fit and finish

Hollow members can conceal wires for lights and speakers, even water lines

The pergolas shown in the following gallery can be ordered using our online pricing tool. They are unique in many ways but not considered custom.

Gallery of Attached Fiberglass Pergolas

Site Layout and Dimensions

Column Mounting Surfaces

Typically attached pergolas require a concrete footing or slab to support the columns. In some cases they can be mounted directly to a deck.

PPG Coatings

The white pergola works well with the existing trim and outdoor decor. We use a hard semi-gloss PPG coating that repels dirt and soot. Our high quality PPG coatings are available in custom colors!

Custom Connection Methods

Baldwin Fiberglass Pergolas

Custom Rafter Outsets

Our experienced design team can make any pergola look just right! In this case custom rafter offsets were calculated to avoid carrying the ledger beyond the house in order to produce an integrated aesthetic.

Outdoor living in Connecticut

Outdoor kitchen covered by Baldwin Pergolas

Outdoor kitchen covered by Baldwin Pergolas

Outdoor kitchen covered by Baldwin Pergolas

Outdoor kitchen covered by Baldwin Pergolas

Outdoor kitchen covered by Baldwin Pergolas

Outdoor kitchen covered by Baldwin Pergolas

Outdoor kitchen covered by Baldwin Pergolas

Being a sub-contractor

We supply contractors

On this project a contractor in Connecticut hired us to provide this pergola

We supply contractors

We did meet the homeowner, whom was wonderful, but all conversations and preparations were made with the general contractor.

We supply contractors

There was some electrical options on this project: A radiant heater and an outlet for an outdoor television.

We supply contractors

On projects such as this, there is typically patio company, an electrician, and a landscaper or designer.

We supply contractors

Since the pergola needs to be designed thoughtfully, is on the patio and includes wires, we need to work with each of the sub-contractors to plan every aspect of the project in detail.

When we work as a team, everyone wins, especially the homeowner.

Pergola attached to poolhouse

Pergola attached to poolhouse

Pergola attached to poolhouse

Pergola attached to poolhouse

Pergola attached to poolhouse

Social Pergola

You design it. We built it. 30-40 days is all it takes.

Pergola in CAD

Attached pergola shown in CAD during design phase

Attached pergola shown in CAD during design phase

Attached pergola shown in CAD during design phase

Attached pergola shown in CAD during design phase

Residential Attached Pergola Mounted to Deck and House

Life is good pergola

Life is good pergola

Life is good pergola

Life is good pergola

Life is good pergola

Life is good pergola

The rigidity of the pergola is derived from the stability of the connection to the Earth. The importance of big, solid footings which are placed accurately, cannot be overstated.

The rigidity of the pergola is derived from the stability of the connection to the Earth.

Concrete footings: 14" Diameter minimum for 10" square and 12" round columns.

Our site plan will show a diagonal dimension. This helps you square the footings to each other.

Concrete pad: Should be poured 12" deep in the area where the columns will stand.

Stone wall: It's best to drill 18" deep into the well built, mortared stone wall.

Concrete pier: Wet set our 5/8" stainless steel rods into the footing then build the pier

Tolerance factor: Footings should be placed accurately with an overall error margin of less than an inch.

Conduit in footings: Bring a sweep into your footing with the center about three inches off center.

Deck mounted: Ask us for PDF drawings of best practice connection methods.

It is the customers responsibility to make sure that an adequate mounting surface is in place. The customer is responsible for supplying relevant dimensions such as the depth and width of column centers and overall height requirements for the structure.

All dimensions, including overhangs and member spacing are completely customizable during the design process. At the time of installation, nothing can be changed.

Standing a column up onto a concrete footing. We previously drilled the footing and epoxied a 5/8" stainless steel threaded rod into the footing.

Gather Your Measurements

Measurements are taken from column centers, our typical overhang is 24 inches

A freestanding pergola that measures 120" x 120" on center will have an overall size of 168" x 168"

An attached pergola that measures 120" x 120" on center will have an overall size of 144" deep x 168" wide

All dimensions, including overhangs and member spacing are completely customizable

Use our Pricing Tool

Our pricing tool let's you design your pergola in real time and get an actual price