Custom Cabanas & Pool House Builders

Cabana typically ranges from $150-$200 per square foot depending on the choice of materials.

Labour for cabana typically costs around $100-$300 per square foot.

Our cabanas are built using high-quality materials, including pressure-treated wood, cedar, aluminum, and composite materials. The choice of materials depends on your design preferences, budget, and durability needs.

Yes! Our cabanas are fully customizable. You can choose the dimensions, roof style, materials, finishes, and additional features such as built-in seating, storage, or lighting.

Permit requirements vary depending on your municipality and the size of the structure. We can assist you in determining whether a permit is needed and help with the application process if required.

The timeline depends on the complexity of the design, permit approvals, and material availability. On average, it takes between 4 to 8 weeks from design to installation.

Yes, we can integrate electrical wiring for lighting, ceiling fans, and outlets. If you need plumbing for a wet bar, sink, or outdoor shower, we can coordinate that as well.

Yes! We can design enclosed cabanas with glass, sliding doors, or insulated walls to extend usability into colder months.

Regular maintenance includes sealing or staining wooden structures, cleaning surfaces, and checking for wear and tear. We provide care instructions based on the materials used in your cabana.

Yes, cabanas can be either freestanding or attached to your home, depending on your space and design preferences. An attached cabana can serve as an extended outdoor living space.

Yes, we can add features like ceiling fans, outdoor heaters, and even portable or built-in air conditioning to keep your cabana comfortable year-round.

A cabana is a fully or partially enclosed structure with a solid roof, while a pergola is an open framework with slatted or louvered roofing for partial shade. Cabanas offer more protection from the elements.

Pergola is often a open roof structure that provides slight sun shading effect. gazebo would be a hard roof top, often water proofed on top without walls. Where as the cabana is equalvant to building a miniture house.

Wood offers the best flexibility in terms of style and adjustmenets, but there are upkeep to having an organic structure. Where as Aluminum is a low maintenance item , but it does not have as much as alteration allowance compare to that of wood

Although it seems very much possible to add plywood and some shingles on top of a pergola as a gazebo. But we illy advise that as there are a high change that the existing footing and post does not suppor the new live and deadload of the snow, rain and other element that will impact the structural integrity.

Absolutely! Screening in your perogla and gazebo is a fantastic way to keep bug away, increasing privacy, as well as to add some unique feature and interest to it.

Absolutely! Aside from Shingles, there are also cedar roofing material that you can use, as well as torch down membrane. Some people even use a plastic like material for easy cleaning.

For sure! Each and every one of our pergola / gazebo and of course Cabana, are all custom fitted to client’s specific location. All of them are unique in their own way!

Most of the time, you would fall into some sort of permitting required zone, however, if your pergola and gazebo is small enough (often smaller than 10 square meter), then you do not need a permit. Though it is still a good idea to check in with your city. City’s permitting department often changes their regulation, always be good to check.

Currently there are many wonderful material that are in composite, but we find that wooden or aluminum pergola are still strongest material out of former option. However, you can most certainly veneer the wood with any other material to dress it up for a higher end look.