There are many styles of pergolas, including wood, aluminum, and vinyl options. You can find designs that are modern, rustic, or classic, so you can pick one that matches your home’s vibe.

Installing a pergola can vary based on its type and material. Generally, it requires proper anchoring to the ground and precise alignment of the structure. For safety and effectiveness, it's best to hire professionals.

Yes, maintenance depends on the material. Wooden pergolas need regular treatment to prevent decay, while aluminum or vinyl ones just need occasional cleaning to keep them looking good.

Absolutely! You can customize your pergola in terms of size, material, color, and design.

The cost of a pergola can vary widely based on the material, size, and design complexity.

Yes, but it’s important to choose the right materials and consider the design. Aluminum pergolas are great for humid climates, while wooden ones can work well in dry climates if properly treated.

While it’s possible to DIY, it's recommended to have a professional install it to ensure all building codes are met and the structure is safe and sturdy.