Pergola Builders in Cascades
Cascades is a 55-and-over community in St. Lucie West, inside Port St. Lucie. Lanais are modest. The association has already decided a lot of the look.
Yards in Cascades
Villas on slab, shared drive patterns, and a lanai that is deep enough for a table and not much more. Attaching to a villa wall means a low eave and a neighbor on the other side of that wall. Freestanding can crowd the patio. We measure both and recommend one. Pool villas have a cage that already occupies the corners, so the pergola has to be drawn with that cage, not after it.
Flat St. Lucie West sand and community drainage. Footings are small-span footings in sand, still below a depth the code and the soil require, not a surface plate. Afternoon sun hits these lanais because the roofs are low and the lots are open to the west or south. Louvers solve that without a solid ceiling over a small room.
What the visit is usually about
Villa scale is the point of this page. Attached or freestanding and louvered roofs are the services. Kings Isle is the neighboring 55-and-over community. St. Lucie West is the area page.
Cascades guidelines plus a City of Port St. Lucie permit. Florida Building Code on the drawings. A villa association is often stricter about height than the code is. The stricter one wins. Send the sheet that says so.
Next step: the installation process, the services list, or the estimate form.
Frequently Asked Questions
Questions we hear about Port St. Lucie pergola projects.
Will a Cascades pergola darken the villa?
A fixed solid roof can. Louvers that open will not, once they are open. We recommend louvers on these short lanais for that reason, and the estimate shows that layout unless you ask for something else the guidelines allow.
Ready to talk through the yard?
Call or send the quote form — we reply with next steps.