Pergolas can really contribute to the overall aesthetic of your deck. Additionally, they can also provide you with the necessary shade for a comfortable outdoor reunion during hot summer days. ColeCreek Contracting offers high-quality and reliable pergola installation services in Edmonton and the surrounding areas to enhance the functionality and style of your home.
MATERIAL OPTIONS
Wooden Pergolas
Apart from providing you with comfort and enhancing the usability of your home’s exterior, wooden pergolas can also bring a warm and elegant atmosphere to your outdoor area.
Steel Pergolas
Ideal for those looking to combine functionality, modern aesthetics, and durability. Steel pergolas provide a sturdy structure that can withstand the test of time, requiring minimal upkeep.
Plastic Pergolas
Known for being easy to install and maintain, plastic pergolas are great for those looking for cost-effective and practical landscaping solutions.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
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What is the difference between a coniferous tree and a deciduous tree?While coniferous and deciduous trees might seem the same, a few distinct differences separate the two. Deciduous trees grow their leaves during the spring and lose them during the winter. On the other hand, coniferous trees (also known as evergreens) grow needles and cones as opposed to leaves. Common deciduous trees are oak, maple, and birch, while popular coniferous trees are pine, cedar, and redwood. We can explain how to maintain each of these trees, so they grow beautifully in your landscape.
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What is garden mix?Garden mix is a blend of organic and inorganic materials that creates fertile soil for growing plants. 
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Why is garden mix better than topsoil?Garden mix is generally considered better than topsoil because it is specifically formulated with added organic matter, like compost, to provide a higher nutrient content, making it more suitable for plant growth directly in a garden, while topsoil is a more generic soil that may require additional amendments to reach optimal nutrient levels for plants.
