Pergola Builders in St. James Golf Club
St. James Golf Club is a golf community in the St. Lucie West area of Port St. Lucie. The patio faces a fairway or a lake, and the association can see it.
Yards in St. James Golf Club
Houses are single-family homes around the course, stucco on slab, with lanais and a fair number of screen cages and pools. A pergola on a fairway lot is a back-elevation decision. We do not put a tall frame where it reads as a second story from the tee. Colors and roof types follow the club guidelines. The cage, if you are keeping it, limits the corners.
Golf-course sand, graded to lakes and to the fairway swale. Posts stay out of the golf easement and the lake bank. Footings are in the patio zone. Wind across a fairway is open exposure, which belongs in the engineering, not as a story we tell after the fact. Aluminum and a code-designed connection are the response.
What the visit is usually about
Fairway elevation and the cage are the visit. Louvered pergolas keep the course visible. Aluminum is the frame. Kings Isle and Cascades are the other St. Lucie West communities on this site.
Club architectural review and City of Port St. Lucie permitting are separate. Florida Building Code is the code, including wind on an open hole. Send the guidelines before we pick a color. St. Lucie West’s general page does not list St. James roof rules.
Next step: the installation process, the services list, or the estimate form.
Frequently Asked Questions
Questions we hear about Port St. Lucie pergola projects.
Can a St. James pergola face the fairway?
Yes, if the guidelines and the setback allow the height and the location. We draw the rear elevation for that reason. If the packet says no roof of that type, we do not submit it and hope the board is in a good mood.
Ready to talk through the yard?
Call or send the quote form — we reply with next steps.