Gazebo Builders in South Florida
We build freestanding aluminum gazebos — the structure that stands on its own in the middle of your yard, by the pool or over the outdoor kitchen, without touching the house. Same engineering, same permits and same crew as our attached pergolas and terraces.
Every structure we build is available freestanding or attached. When it stands on its own with an open or solid roof, that is what most people in Florida call a gazebo. We design it, manufacture it in our own Doral workshop and install it ourselves.
Why aluminum instead of wood
- It does not rot, warp or get eaten by termites — the three things that kill wood gazebos in this climate.
- Rust-proof aluminum with stainless-steel hardware, powder-coated for a long lasting finish.
- Engineered and permitted for South Florida wind loads. That engineering is why we are not the cheapest gazebo in Miami.
- Low maintenance: an occasional clean and nothing else.
- Integrated LED lighting and heating available.
Freestanding or attached
Freestanding gazebo. Stands anywhere: over a pool deck, a dining area or an outdoor kitchen island. Four columns, its own footings, no connection to the house.
Attached structure. Bolted to the house wall, extending the roofline over a patio. Fewer columns, more usable floor.
Roof options
Choose an open-roof pergola that filters the sun and keeps the airflow, or a solid insulated roof (our terraces) that also keeps out the rain and lets you use the space year-round. Both are fixed structures with no moving parts to maintain.
What it costs and how long it takes
Price depends on span, roof type and finish. Engineering and permitting are part of the job, not an extra you chase on your own. Tell us the size and where it goes and we will give you a real number, not a range.
Where we build gazebos
Miami · Pompano Beach · Fort Lauderdale · West Palm Beach · Boca Raton · Coral Springs and the rest of Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach counties.
Structures we have built
Gazebo questions we get
Do I need a permit for a gazebo in Florida?
Yes, a permanent structure needs a permit and engineering. We are a Certified General Contractor (CGC 1525000), so we handle both as part of the job.
Will it survive hurricane season?
Ours are engineered and permitted for South Florida wind loads, in rust-proof aluminum with stainless-steel hardware.
What is the difference between a gazebo and a pergola?
In practice: a pergola usually attaches to the house and has an open roof; a gazebo stands on its own, often with a solid roof. We build both: Square and Square+ pergolas, and five terrace models from Modern LT to Square+, all available freestanding or attached.
Can you put an outdoor kitchen under it?
Yes, and it is what we do most. We build the kitchen and the structure together, so the gas, water and electrical runs are planned once instead of twice.
How long does installation take?
From approved design and permit, typically a few days on site. The permitting timeline depends on your city.
Talk to us
Showroom at 5121 NW 79th Ave, Unit 8, Doral FL 33166 · (305) 713-8283 · info@perellopatio.com
Certified General Contractor CGC 1525000 · $2,000,000 liability insurance · building since 2010.