We design & build custom wood pergolas that give your outdoor space structure, shade, & a look that feels like it was always meant to be there.
Custom Wood Pergolas Built for Clanton, AL Backyards
A pergola has a way of turning an underused backyard into a space people actually want to spend time in. It adds structure without closing things off, creates shade without blocking everything out, and gives the yard a focal point that makes the whole outdoor area feel more intentional. For homeowners who want to get more out of their property, it’s one of the most rewarding projects.
Integrity Construction & Fencing builds custom wood pergolas throughout Central Alabama using quality materials and craftsmanship that stand the test of time. Every pergola we build is designed around the specific space: the size, layout, connection to the home or yard, and what the homeowner actually wants to use it for. The result is a structure that looks great, fits the property, and lasts.
What a Custom Wood Pergola Brings to Your Property

A Reason to Be Outside More
Once a pergola goes up, the backyard stops being a space you pass through and starts being one you settle into. It creates a natural gathering spot for family dinners, weekend entertaining, or quiet evenings outside, and it does it without requiring a major overhaul of the rest of the yard.

Built to Look Good For the Long Haul
We build our pergolas using quality wood selected for outdoor performance and visual appeal. Staining and sealing helps protect the wood and preserve its appearance over time, and we can talk through finish options during the planning process so the final structure fits the look and feel of your home.

Custom-Built, Not Cookie-Cutter
We take measurements, talk through how you want to use the space, and design a pergola that fits the property rather than one that simply gets dropped into it. Size, post placement, beam style, and how the structure ties into the existing yard or home exterior, all of it gets thought through so the finished build feels like it belongs.
Built with Integrity, Backed by Experience
A pergola looks straightforward once it’s standing, but a well-built one takes real planning. Post depth, beam sizing, load considerations, and how the structure ties into the ground or an existing deck all affect how the finished pergola performs over time. Cut corners on any of those details and you end up with something that shifts, settles, or starts showing problems sooner than it should.
We bring the same standards to pergola builds that we bring to every project: clear communication up front, honest pricing, and construction that holds up the way it’s supposed to. The goal is a structure you’re still proud of years down the line, not just on the day it goes up.
Ready to make your backyard a place worth spending time in? Reach out today for a free quote.
Everything You Wanted to Know About Pergolas
A well-built wood pergola can last for many years, often decades, with the right material, proper construction, and routine maintenance. The wood species, the finish applied, and how well the structure is maintained all play a role in how long it lasts before needing significant attention.
We build our pergolas with longevity in mind, not just appearance on install day. Staining or sealing the wood on a regular basis is the single biggest thing a homeowner can do to extend the life of a wood pergola and keep it looking sharp year after year.
Not necessarily. Pergolas can be freestanding or attached to the home, depending on the yard’s layout and the homeowner’s preference. Freestanding pergolas offer more flexibility in placement, while attached pergolas create a natural extension of the home’s living space.
Both options have their strengths, and the right choice usually comes down to how you plan to use the structure and where it makes the most sense on the property. We’ll help you think through the best setup during the planning process.
Absolutely, customization is the whole point. A pergola built specifically for your space will always look and function better than a prefab kit dropped into the yard. Here are some of the details we work through during the design process:
- Overall size and footprint
- Post height and beam style
- Attached versus freestanding configuration
- Stained or painted finish options
- Integration with an existing deck, patio, or landscaping
Every decision gets made with your specific space and goals in mind. The result is a pergola that feels purpose-built, because it is.
Permit requirements vary by city and county, so the answer depends on your specific location and the size of the structure. Some municipalities require permits for permanent outdoor structures above a certain square footage, while others have fewer restrictions.
We’re familiar with what’s required in Clanton and the surrounding areas and can help you understand what applies to your project before work begins. The goal is to make sure everything is handled correctly so there are no surprises down the road.
Wood pergolas are low-maintenance by nature, but a little regular attention goes a long way toward keeping them looking their best. Here’s what routine upkeep typically looks like:
- Inspecting for signs of cracking, splitting, or early rot annually
- Cleaning the wood surface to remove dirt, mildew, and debris
- Re-staining or re-sealing every few years to protect against moisture
- Checking post bases and connections for stability over time
- Addressing any small issues early before they become larger repairs
None of it is particularly time-consuming, and staying on top of those basics will keep a well-built pergola looking and performing the way it should for a long time.
Get the Quality Craftsmanship Your Home Deserves
If you’re planning a new fence, deck, renovation, or outdoor living project, Integrity Construction & Fencing is ready to help. Contact us today for a free quote, and let’s get your project moving.





