Gazebos & Garden Structures
Gazebos, arbors, trellises and garden rooms that give a quiet corner of your yard shelter, structure and a little romance.
- Shapes: Octagon, square, arbor, trellis
- Timeline: 2 to 7 days
- Materials: Cedar, treated pine, metal
What it is, and why it works.
Some corners of a yard are just waiting for a destination. A gazebo or garden structure gives you a place to read in the shade, sit with morning coffee or frame a wedding photo. Octagonal cedar gazebos, simple arbors over a gate, trellises for climbing roses and swing-bed frames add structure and charm to Nashville cottage gardens and modern landscapes alike.
We build them to last: pressure-treated or cedar framing, solid footings, hardware that does not rust and roofing details that shed water. Add a stone or paver floor, lighting and planting, and the structure becomes the heart of the garden.
Four things done right.
Focal point
A strong shape that draws the eye across the garden.
Shade and shelter
A place to sit through the hot middle of the day.
Climbing support
Designed for roses, clematis, wisteria and grapevines.
Built to last
Cedar or treated framing with proper footings.
From idea to gazebos & arbors.
- 01
Choose the spot and style
Shape, size and sightlines.
- 02
Footings and floor
Solid base for the structure.
- 03
Frame and roof
Build and finish.
- 04
Plant and light
Add climbers, paths and lights.



Often planned together.
Water, Garden & PlayGarden Beds & PlantersRaised beds, planters and plantings that soften and color the patio.Fresh herbs, cut flowers and a patio that feels alive.
Patios & StoneworkWalkways & Garden PathsFront entries, side yards and garden paths that welcome and connect.The route that makes arriving feel like an event.
Water, Garden & PlayWater Features & FountainsFountains, urns and wall features with the calming sound of water.The sound that makes the yard exhale.Gazebos & Garden Structures across Middle Tennessee.
We install this service in 28 cities, from Nashville to Franklin, Murfreesboro and beyond.
Gazebos & Arbors: common questions
How big is a typical gazebo?
Ten to twelve feet across is common, with room for a table or two chairs and a small bench.
Do arbors need footings?
Yes. Even small arbors are set in concrete footings so they stay straight in wind and wet soil.
How do I get a price for gazebos & arbors?
Fill in the form or call 615-431-3789. We schedule a free design visit, look at your yard and send a written estimate that lists exactly what is included.
Ready to talk about gazebos & arbors?
A free design visit, honest advice and a written estimate. A real person calls back, usually the same day.

