Vinyl Patio Covers

Vinyl Patio Covers are an excellent alternative to Alumawood. They have very little maintenance costs and they will never rust or go rotten. Also your pergola will never have a chance of being ruined by termites or other insects. Vinyl Pergolas will not deteriorate over time because the material is unable to rot. It's a great solution for those on a budget as they are generally cheaper than Alumawood and wooden pergolas.
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Why Choose Vinyl Pergolas?

• Lot's of Design Options - Have a patio cover that stand out in your neighborhood! You can choose to go modern, traditional or just keep it basic and practical. Design options are completely up to you imagination!
• Keeps Your Patio Area and Home Cool - Installing Vinyl Patio Covers will dramatically reduce the temperatures not only on your outdoor patio areas but also if they are net to the home. In the long, this will save you energy and money over time.
• Avoid Rot, Termites and Deterioration - Let's be honest, no one wants to pruchase something with the risk of it being ruined a few years later. Vinyl is a perfect solution for have a great lifespan, plus it doesn't absorb moisture and will not decay.

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Vinyl Pergola Colors

• White (not shown)
• Ivory
• Sand
• Fog
• Silver
• Tweed
• Classic Brown
• Espresso
• Bronze

Please note that Vinyl pergolas are smooth surfaced and DO NOT offer a wooden texture option. If you're looking for a wooden texture, please visit our Alumawood Pergola page.

Vinyl Pergola End Cuts

• Miter
• Scallop
• Corbel
• Square

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Just like alumawood, vinyl offers the same end cut options to style out your pergola roofing. Choose your style and we do the rest.
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Vinyl Pergola Columns

• plain
• recessed
• 8" savanah square
• 8" square
• 8" tapered round fluted
• ​8" & 10" tapered round.

​These columns are made out of fiberglass and are super strong supporting beams to support your pergola and patio covers. These are the same beams offered with our Alumawood pergolas.
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Location Ideas for Vinyl Pergolas

• Back of home
• Over Patio
• Over Decks
• Outdoor Sitting Areas
• Atriums
• Courtyards
• Over a Hot Tub
• Side of Home
• Front Walkways
• Front of House
• Over Windows
• Over Doorways

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Vinyl Pergola Pros and Cons 

Pros

• Less Expensive than Alumawood, Wood or Metal
• Faster Installation Time
• Very Clean and Sharp Looking
• Very Little Maintenance
• Super Lightweight
• Can cover larger patio areas with less support columns
• Good Color Selection

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Cons

• Unable to Support Heavy items (Fans, Accessories, Snow, etc)
• Tends to look a bit 'plasticy' (due to no textures)
• Doesn't come off quite natural
• Formal look, Not rustic
• Less Customization and Cut options
• Can not be connected to home
• Susceptible to fire damage
• Vinyl Colors may fade in direct sunlight/UV Rays over time. Cracking is also possible. Sometimes may turn yellowish

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