
Poolside Pergola
A cedar pergola swing set on a bed of white river stone alongside a stamped-concrete pool deck. Blackened steel timber ties, chain-hung bench, string lights strung to the fence line.
A handful of recent installs. Every swing is built once, for the spot it lives in — no two are exactly alike.

A cedar pergola swing set on a bed of white river stone alongside a stamped-concrete pool deck. Blackened steel timber ties, chain-hung bench, string lights strung to the fence line.

A cedar swing bed with a linen mattress and bolsters, tucked into a shaded garden bed under old maples. Chain suspension, dark bronze timber ties.

A classic two-person cedar bench swing framed by rafter-tailed pergola beams. Chain suspension, hand-planed slats, and a light natural oil finish that lets the wood breathe.

A wide five-foot bench swing framed around an existing pine on the property line. Bark-line clearance measured to the inch — the tree stays, the swing works.

A dark-stained A-frame swing sunk beside a raised composite deck. Anchored on concrete footings above the drainage bed, tuned to swing clear of the house siding.

A queen swing bed installed the week a young family moved in. Delivered before the sod, ahead of the patio — a place to sit while the yard fills in.

A weather-hardened cedar swing set on a stone pad above the shoreline. Stainless hardware throughout — this one gets wet a few weeks a year and shrugs it off.

Cedar pergola planted with wisteria in year one. Three summers later, the swing sits inside a purple room every June.

A two-person swing hung from a screened porch pergola, replacing a builder-grade original the owner never sat on. Now they never leave it.
More installs on request — some clients prefer we keep their yards off the internet.
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