Castle Pines, CO · Family-owned

Pergola builder in Castle Pines, CO.

Custom pergolas built for Castle Pines — shade for your patio, strong mountain sun, hail, and your design review. Cedar, composite, or aluminum louvered. Built by Jon & Janessa Lang.

BBB Accredited Licensed & Insured Cedar · Composite · Louvered
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Cedar pergola over a patio in Castle Pines

Built for Castle Pines

A Castle Pines pergola is about shade — and honest answers.

A pergola makes your patio a place you actually want to sit. Up here at about 6,400 feet, the mountain sun is strong, so a pergola with open cedar or composite slats throws nice, cool shade over your table and chairs. But here's the honest part most folks need to hear first.

An open-slat pergola looks beautiful and gives you shade — but it does NOT keep off hail or rain. The gaps let it right through. If you want real cover from Hail-Alley storms, you want a solid roof or an aluminum louvered roof you can close. We'll tell you straight which one fits what you're picturing.

  • Open slats for shade, or an aluminum louvered roof you can open for sun and close for rain and hail — your call.
  • We set the posts down deep, past the clay that swells when it's wet, to solid ground — so a wet spring can't lift or lean your pergola.
  • Cedar, low-maintenance composite, or aluminum — we help you pick what holds up to the strong sun up here.
  • In the gated Village, the design review has to approve your pergola first — we do that paperwork for you.
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Built for Castle Pines conditions

The details that make a Castle Pines pergola last.

Most pergola problems here trace back to the soil, the sun, or a skipped approval. We build for all three.

Clay that moves posts

The clay under Castle Pines swells up when it gets wet. That's what pushes pergola posts around and leans them over time. We set the posts down deep to solid ground, so a wet spring can't lift or lean it.

Snow on a covered roof

If you go with a solid or louvered roof, it has to hold Castle Pines snow. We size the frame for the snow load up here at 6,400 feet, so a heavy storm doesn't sag or strain it.

Strong sun & Hail Alley

Castle Pines sits right in Hail Alley. Open slats give great shade but don't stop hail. A louvered or solid roof does — close it before a storm and your patio stays dry. We'll point you to the right one.

Permits & design review

If you're in the City of Castle Pines, a pergola needs a city permit. If you're in the gated Village, the permit goes through Douglas County and the design review has to approve the plans first. We sort out which one your home is in and handle it.

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What we see in Castle Pines yards

The Castle Pines pergola calls all start to rhyme.

After a few hundred Front Range builds, the requests from this town are predictable in the best way. Odds are yours is on this list — and we've already solved it.

Shade over the patio

The most-asked-for build: open cedar or composite slats over your patio table, throwing cool, dappled shade so you can sit out there even when the mountain sun is strong.

Louvered roofs you can angle

An aluminum louvered roof has top slats that turn — open them for sun, close them for rain or hail. It's the pick for folks who want shade most days and real cover when a storm rolls in.

Pergolas that match the deck

If you're building or have a deck, we build the pergola at the same time, in the same finish, so the two look like one project — not two add-ons that don't quite match.

Privacy walls & screens

Add a wall or screen to one side to block the neighbor's view or cut the wind off the open space, so your shaded spot actually feels private.

Design-review pergolas in the Village

In the gated Village, nothing gets built until the design review approves the plans, materials and colors. We've done that paperwork before and handle it for you.

Built for snow & sun at 6,400 ft

Up this high the sun is strong and the snow is heavy. We pick materials and size the frame so your pergola holds up to both, year after year.

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4.9 stars across 196+ projects.

Real, verified reviews from real Colorado yards — the same names come up again and again: Jon, Janessa, and a crew that takes pride in the details.

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“Colorado Elite Outdoor Contractors completed an incredible covered deck for us. Jon and Janessa were very professional, open, honest and communicative. They were great to work with.”

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Where we build in Castle Pines

Pergolas across every Castle Pines neighborhood.

From the city streets of Castle Pines North to the gated estates in the Village. A few of the neighborhoods we work in:

Castle Pines pergola questions

What homeowners ask us.

Do I need a permit or approval for a pergola in Castle Pines?
Usually yes. If your home is in the City of Castle Pines, a pergola needs a permit from the city's building office (303-705-0227). If you're in the gated Village, the permit goes through Douglas County (303-660-7497) — and the design review has to approve the plans first. We find out which one your home is in and handle it.
Does the Village design review have to approve a pergola?
If you live in the gated Village at Castle Pines, yes. The Castle Pines Homes Association Design Review Committee (303-814-1345) has to approve your pergola plans, materials, and colors before any work starts. We fill out that paperwork for you.
Will an open pergola keep off the hail?
We'll be straight with you: an open-slat pergola gives nice shade and looks great, but it does NOT stop hail or rain — the gaps let it right through. If you want real protection from Hail-Alley hail, you want a solid roof or an aluminum louvered roof (a patio cover) instead. We'll tell you straight which one fits what you want.
What materials do you build pergolas from?
Three main choices: cedar for a warm, natural wood look; low-maintenance composite so you're not sealing wood every couple summers up here; or aluminum louvered, where the top slats turn so you can open them for sun or close them for rain and hail.
How do you anchor a pergola in the clay?
The clay under Castle Pines swells up when it gets wet, which is what pushes posts around. We set the pergola posts down deep, past the clay, to solid ground — so a wet spring can't lift or lean it.
How fast can you build a Castle Pines pergola?
Most pergolas here take a few days to a couple weeks to build, once the design is set and the city, county, or design review says yes. You get a real schedule up front and a crew that shows up when we said — that's behind a lot of our reviews.

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