Custom wood, vinyl, and aluminum pergolas for shade and style.
Custom-Built Gazebos for Your Backyard in Atlanta
Freestanding gazebos with full roof coverage — perfect for hot tubs, garden focal points, and outdoor dining. Custom designs in wood, vinyl, and metal.
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Custom-Built Gazebos for Every Backyard
A gazebo gives you full shade, rain protection, and a defined gathering spot — unlike a pergola, it has a complete roof. Octagonal, rectangular, oval, or custom — the shape and size depend on what you're putting under it and how the structure fits your property.
Hot tub gazebos are the most common request. They keep leaves out, provide privacy, and let you soak in the rain. But gazebos work just as well over a dining area, fire pit, or garden focal point. The materials comparison below covers cedar, pressure-treated, vinyl, and metal — each has different maintenance needs and price points.
Georgia thunderstorms test any outdoor structure, so every gazebo we build uses hurricane-rated hardware and concrete footings. That's the part you can't see but the part that matters most ten years from now.
Quick Facts
- Typical Timeline
- 1-2 weeks from start to finish
- Materials
- Cedar, pressure-treated, vinyl, metal
- Popular Uses
- Hot tubs, dining, gardens, fire pits
- Shapes
- Octagonal, rectangular, oval, custom
- Permits
- We handle permits when required
- Service Area
- Atlanta metro — 10+ cities
Gazebo Materials: What Works Best in Georgia?
The right material depends on the look you want, your maintenance preference, and your budget.
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Cedar Gazebo
Western red cedar is the premium wood choice for gazebos. Naturally resistant to rot, decay, and insects, cedar holds up well in Georgia's humidity without the chemical treatment that pressure-treated lumber requires. It stains beautifully and weathers to a soft silver-gray if left natural.
Advantages
- Natural rot and insect resistance
- Beautiful warm grain — stains and finishes well
- Lightweight but structurally strong
- Ages gracefully if left unstained
- Classic, timeless gazebo aesthetic
Considerations
- Higher cost than pressure-treated pine
- Requires sealing every 2-3 years to maintain color
- Can develop surface checks in extreme heat
Best ForHomeowners who want a high-end wood gazebo with natural durability
Price Range (Installed)$8,000 – $20,000 (installed)
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Pressure-Treated Gazebo
Pressure-treated southern yellow pine is the most affordable material for a custom gazebo. Treated to resist rot, decay, and termites, it's a solid choice for budget-conscious homeowners who want a real wood structure. With proper staining, a pressure-treated gazebo can last 15-20 years.
Advantages
- Most affordable custom gazebo option
- Strong and structurally reliable
- Treated to resist rot and termites
- Can be stained or painted any color
- Readily available throughout Georgia
Considerations
- Requires staining/sealing every 2-3 years
- Prone to warping and cracking over time
- Needs drying time before first stain application
Best ForBudget-conscious homeowners who want a solid wood gazebo at the lowest cost
Price Range (Installed)$5,000 – $12,000 (installed)
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Vinyl / Metal Gazebo
Vinyl and powder-coated steel or aluminum gazebos offer zero-maintenance durability. They won't rot, crack, peel, or attract termites, and they never need painting or staining. Modern vinyl and metal gazebos come in a wide variety of styles — from traditional octagonal designs to sleek modern pavilions with metal roofing.
Advantages
- Zero maintenance — no painting, staining, or sealing
- Won't rot, warp, crack, or attract insects
- Excellent wind and storm resistance (metal)
- Clean, consistent appearance year after year
- Longest lifespan of all gazebo materials
Considerations
- Higher upfront cost than wood
- More limited design customization
- Vinyl can yellow slightly over many years
- Metal can feel less warm than natural wood
Best ForHomeowners who want a long-lasting, maintenance-free gazebo
Price Range (Installed)$10,000 – $30,000 (installed)
Western red cedar is the premium wood choice for gazebos. Naturally resistant to rot, decay, and insects, cedar holds up well in Georgia's humidity without the chemical treatment that pressure-treated lumber requires. It stains beautifully and weathers to a soft silver-gray if left natural.
Advantages
- Natural rot and insect resistance
- Beautiful warm grain — stains and finishes well
- Lightweight but structurally strong
- Ages gracefully if left unstained
- Classic, timeless gazebo aesthetic
Considerations
- Higher cost than pressure-treated pine
- Requires sealing every 2-3 years to maintain color
- Can develop surface checks in extreme heat
Best For
Homeowners who want a high-end wood gazebo with natural durability
Price Range (Installed)
$8,000 – $20,000 (installed)
Gazebo Investment Guide
Typical gazebo costs. Size, material, and features all affect the final price.
Standard Gazebo
10' x 10' or 10' octagonal
$5,000 – $12,000
- Pressure-treated or basic cedar
- Concrete footings
- Shingled roof
- Standard railings
- Professional construction & cleanup
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Premium Gazebo
12' x 14' or 12' octagonal
$12,000 – $25,000
- Cedar or vinyl material
- Architectural shingle or metal roof
- Built-in benches or railings
- Electrical for fan, lights, or outlet
- Permits & inspections
- Professional construction & cleanup
Custom / Large Gazebo
14'+ or pavilion style
$25,000 – $45,000+
- Premium materials and finishes
- Custom shape and size
- Full electrical — fan, lighting, outlets
- Integrated with hot tub, fire pit, or kitchen
- Cupola, weathervane, or decorative details
- Full design & planning package
How We Work
From first call to final walkthrough, we make the process simple and stress-free.
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Free Consultation
We visit your home, discuss your vision, assess the site, and understand your budget.
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Custom Design
3D renderings, material selection, and permit planning tailored to your property.
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Expert Build
Professional construction with daily progress updates. We handle permits and inspections.
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Final Walkthrough
We inspect every detail together. Your project isn't done until you're thrilled.
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Warranty & Support
We stand behind our work with a comprehensive warranty and ongoing support.
What Our Customers Say
"Peachy Decks completely transformed our backyard. The composite deck they built is stunning and the craftsmanship is top-notch. They handled everything from permits to final cleanup."
Sarah M.
Marietta, GA
"We got quotes from four companies. Peachy Decks was the most transparent with pricing and the only one who showed up on time for the consultation. The finished pergola exceeded our expectations."
James & Linda R.
Roswell, GA
"Our screened porch is now our favorite room in the house. The team was professional, clean, and finished ahead of schedule. Highly recommend for anyone in the Atlanta area."
David K.
Alpharetta, GA
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Gazebo FAQs
Common questions about gazebo installation. Don't see your question? Give us a call — we're happy to help.
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How much does a custom gazebo cost?
Costs range from about $5,000 to $45,000+ depending on size, material, and features. A basic 10-foot pressure-treated gazebo starts around $5,000-$12,000. Mid-range cedar or vinyl with electrical runs $12,000-$25,000. Large pavilion-style builds with premium finishes go higher. We provide free, detailed estimates.
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Do I need a permit to build a gazebo?
In most Georgia counties, freestanding structures like gazebos require a permit if they exceed a certain size — typically 120-200 square feet depending on the jurisdiction. HOA requirements may apply too. We check your local requirements and handle all permitting as part of the project.
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What is the best gazebo material for Georgia weather?
Cedar and vinyl/metal perform best in Georgia's hot, humid climate. Cedar is naturally resistant to rot and insects. Vinyl and powder-coated metal are completely maintenance-free and unaffected by humidity, UV, or termites. Pressure-treated pine works on a tighter budget but needs regular staining to prevent weathering. For the roof, we recommend architectural shingles or standing-seam metal for longevity.
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Can you build a gazebo over a hot tub?
Yes — hot tub gazebos are one of our most requested projects. We design the gazebo to accommodate your hot tub's dimensions plus space around it for access and ventilation. The structure is engineered for the extra moisture exposure from the hot tub, and we can add privacy screens, curtains, lighting, and electrical outlets. We also make sure the footings and framing account for the weight of a filled hot tub.
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What is the difference between a gazebo and a pergola?
A gazebo has a solid, fully enclosed roof that provides complete shade and rain protection. It's a freestanding structure, usually octagonal or rectangular. A pergola has an open-top design with spaced rafters that allow partial sunlight through — no solid roof. Pergolas are great for climbing plants and partial shade. Gazebos give you full coverage from sun and rain. We build both and can help you decide which is right for your space.
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